ASTM STP 1121 Pavement Management Implementation
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This publication contains 31 papers presented at the Pavement Management Implementation symposium. ASTM Committee E-17 on Pavement Management Technologies and its Subcommittee, E17.41 on Pavement Management sponsored the symposium in Atlantic City, NJ on 26-27 June 1991.
This STP is divided into two sections. The papers in the first section deal with such topics as the history of pavement management, requirements of pavement management systems, the problems of implementing a system, and how to evaluate pavement management systems. The second section presents papers detailing the experience of pavement management systems users.
The keynote address was delivered by Louis Papet, Chief Pavement Division of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Papet reviewed the FHWA requirements for pavement management, and offered an overview of the present state of implementation. The Experience section includes papers from 17 different federal and state agencies, as well as one foreign country.
Specific topics addressed by papers in this collection include
- minimum requirements
- data needs
- priorities
- condition index
- institutional barriers
- standard engineering principles
- rehabilitation alternatives
- timing rehabilitation
- standardized pavement management
- evaluation criteria
- pavement management Kentucky
- Illinois pavement systems
- North Dakota implementation process
- airport pavement management
- Indiana airports
- PAVER
- Army airfield pavement management program
- maintenance planning system
- standardization assessment
- Delaware pavement management system
- pavement surface model
- load equivalency calculations
- long-term network strategies
Purchase this STP if you are interested in details regarding implementing a pavement management system. This STP offers an overview of the implementation process, and will assist the reader in understanding, designing, implementing, and modifying a pavement management system to meet any set of needs.