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同济高等讲堂:Pavement Maintenance and Rehabilitation Practices in California: A Study of 35-year As-built Data in PaveM
  发表时间:2024-10-11    阅读次数:

主讲人:王忠仁

邀请人:李辉 教授

时间:20241017日上午1030-1130Beijing Time

地点:通达馆103会议室

主讲人简介:

Dr. Zhongren Wang is Chief, Office of Mobility Programs and System Performance at the California DOT. Currently, he manages multiple statewide mobility programs including managed lanes and roadway pricing, ramp metering and connected corridors, operational improvement and analysis, and Transportation System Management and Operations (TSMO). Prior to this assignment, he managed the statewide 80,000 lane-km pavement maintenance and rehabilitation programs from data collection to project programming using a pavement management system called PaveM. A registered Civil and Traffic Engineer in California, Dr. Wang graduated from the University of Tennessee, National University of Singapore, and Tongji University, China. Dr. Wang is a Fellow Member of the Institute of Transportation Engineers. He serves on multiple TRB standing Committees such as the Traffic Flow Theory and Characteristics, and Access Management. He also chaired one NCHRP research project panel on “New mobility options and modeling solutions”. Dr. Wang is now an Executive Editor for the International Journal of Transportation Science and Technology.

主讲内容简介:

The California pavement maintenance and rehabilitation (M&R) practices are presented based on 35-year as-built data from 1983 to 2017. The top ten treatment strategies, geographical and temporal variation of treated mileage, together with treatment costs and corresponding network condition were identified. It was found that the average annual weighted M&R cost per lane kilometer is about twice as high for concrete pavements when compared with that for asphalt pavements. It was also found that on average, the pavement network was treated 12% of its total lane-kilometers each year, resulting in a 8-year cycle total resurfacing of the entire network. These findings help better prepare maintenance funds and program M&R projects.

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