A pavement management research program for Oregon highways : final report.

Parker, Dick; Oregon. Department of Transportation. Materials and Research Section

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A pavement management research program for Oregon highways : final report.

1989-12-01
By Parker, Dick

English

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Alternative Title:

A pavement management research program for Oregon highways.
Creators:

Parker, Dick
Corporate Creators:

Oregon. Department of Transportation. Materials and Research Section
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Deflection Pavement Management Pavement Management Systems Rideability Ride Quality Skid Resistance
Publication/ Report Number:

FHWA-OR-RD-90-08
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Oregon
Corporate Publisher:

Oregon. Department of Transportation. Materials and Research Section
Abstract:

An extensive program was developed to measure pavement deflection skid resistance, and rideability throughout Oregon. The data from those "objective" measures were then evaluated for correlations with observed pavement distress and traffic factors.

It is concluded that "Dynaflect" deflections and other "objective" measures of pavement performance can best be used on the project level. The mechanized data gathering methods evaluated here have not proven valuable in network level pavement management.
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PDF
Funding:

HP&R 5253
Collection(s):

US Transportation Collection
Main Document Checksum:

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urn:sha256:012a1fa6d9c12ade94daa1ff54e50f7a73db20270ac15b98689585237f96dfbe
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https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/22412/dot_22412_DS1.pdf
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[PDF-1.69 MB]