Profile analysis of the LTPP SPS-6 site in Arizona.

Karamihas, Steven M.; Senn, Kevin

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Profile analysis of the LTPP SPS-6 site in Arizona.

2010-07-01
By Karamihas, Steven M. ; Senn, Kevin

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Karamihas, Steven M. ; Senn, Kevin
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University of Michigan. Transportation Research Institute ; Nichols Consulting Engineers
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Publication/ Report Number:

UMTRI-2010-17
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Arizona
Corporate Publisher:

University of Michigan. Transportation Research Institute
Abstract:

"This report characterizes the longitudinal profiles of five pavement sections within the Arizona Specific ; Pavement Studies 6 project throughout their service life. This project was built and monitored as part of ; the Long-Term Pavement Performance Study. Road profile measurements were collected on this site ; about once per year since the fall after it was opened to traffic. This study analyzed the profiles in detail ; by calculating their roughness values, examining the spatial distribution of roughness within them, ; viewing them with post-processing filters, and examining their spectral properties. These analyses ; provided details about the roughness characteristics of the road and provided a basis for quantifying and ; explaining the changes in roughness with time, relating post-rehabilitation roughness with rehabilitation ; type, surface preparation, and profile properties, as well as linking profile properties to each section’s ; maintenance history and observations of surface distress."
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