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The Bituminous Book

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2020-04-01
By Minnesota Department of Transportation

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Corporate Creators:

Minnesota Department of Transportation
Contributors:

Linell, David (Dave)
Subject/TRT Terms:

Best Practices Bituminous Construction Bituminous Materials Bridge Construction Bridges Demonstration Projects Highway Maintenance Manuals Road Construction Training Programs
Resource Type:

Web Document
Geographical Coverage:

Minnesota ; United States
Corporate Publisher:

Minnesota. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

The purpose of this project was to develop a training program by capturing knowledge from MnDOT Subject Matter Experts in an area of knowledge that is essential to the functioning of MnDOT in performing its statutory required function of constructing and maintaining the road and bridge infrastructure for the State of Minnesota. The project uses the Method for Analyzing and Structuring Knowledge, or MASK method, to conduct in-depth interviews and to develop interactive PowerPoint-based Knowledge books. Dave Linell retired as a mix design specialist in the bituminous office in 2017. He worked for MnDOT for more than 40 years as an expert in the chemical, asphalt, aggregate, geotechnical and concrete laboratories.
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This report opens to an archival copy.
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ZIP
Funding:

2020-11
Collection(s):

US Transportation Collection
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