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A photographic technique was developed that enables divers in the Department to obtain clear photographs under typical conditions encountered in inspecting bridge components underwater. The equipment selected for the technique is inexpensive, readily available, and uncomplicated. The procedures were kept simple so that the training required would not involve extensive amounts of time. Once this type of data collection is established, the requirements for obtaining clear photographs in underwater inspections can be written into the performance specifications of contracts.
The damage of DOTD's inventory of 54-inch cylindrical piles in marine environments has been catalogued. All the 54-inch pilings accessible via boat, w...
This research effort was developed to record and analyze the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) bridge/structure inspection processes as an ...
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