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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Friction management"”.

  1. Pavement Friction Management (PFM) - A Step Toward Zero Fatalities

    … for highway agencies to monitor the pavement friction periodically and systematically to support their safety management programs. The collected data can help implement preservation policies that improve the safety of the roadway network and decrease the number of skidding-related crashes. …

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  2. Evaluation of Continuous Friction Measuring Equipment (CFME) for Supporting Pavement Friction Management Programs

    … in many of these crashes is inappropriate friction between tires and the pavement. To minimize the impact of this factor, state Departments of Transportation (DOTs) must monitor the friction of their pavement networks systematically and regularly. Several devices are used around the world …

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  3. Improving network pavement performance management using machine learning

    … (M&R) strategies for pavement performance management at the network-level. A key challenge to apply the current pavement performance models to network-level pavement management resides in the discrepancy between the data used for model development and the network-level pavement performance …

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  4. Network Roadway Surface Friction and Its Usage to Improve Safety and Project Performance along West Virginia Highways

    Roadway surface friction along the West Virginia Division of Highways' roadway network is key to the safety of all traveling motorists. Being geographically located in the rugged Appalachian Mountains, the West Virginia Division of Highways' roadway network is flooded with innumerable geometric and …

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