- Surface roughness--Measurement (6)
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- :Fernando, Emmanuel G. ;Walker, Roger S.2013-03-01:This project aims to establish the impact of recent changes in profiling technology on TxDOT’s implementation of the Department’s Item 585 and SP2...
- :Olson, Michael J. ;Chin, Abby2012-12-01:Oregon DOT is transitioning to use the International Roughness Index (IRI) for an incentive\disincentive program forpavement smoothness evaluation for...
- :McGhee, Kevin K ;Gillespie, James S.2006-01-01:Smoothness, the absence of bumps and dips in the riding surface of a pavement, improves the quality of the ride and is believed to prolong the life of...
- :McGhee, Kevin K ;Flintsch, Gerardo W2003-01-01:This study introduces Virginia's efforts to apply high-speed texture measurement as a tool to improve the uniformity of hot-mix asphalt (HMA) pavement...
- :Noble, David F1975-01-01:Because of the potentially conflicting considerations for cost, durability, environment and safety the design engineer must have information on each s...
- :McGhee, Kevin K2005-01-01:Two years ago, the author completed a study with researchers at Virginia Tech that was designed to develop a tool to measure and control segregation o...
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