TECHNICAL PAPERS
Jan 1, 1983
Pavement Management for Large Highway Networks
Publication: Journal of Transportation Engineering
Volume 109, Issue 1
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This paper presents the results of a special study which was conducted to determine how a heavily industrialized state, with a large highway network such as Pennsylvania, can develop a Pavement Management System (PMS). The study consisted of an evaluation of what other states have done to implement a PMS and how their work can be expanded for Pennsylvania's purpose. The study also evaluated the various in‐house PMS techniques which are currently being used by the department, such as: Mays Meter roughness, Road Rater deflections, and distress surveys. A Pavement Management System was suggested for Pennsylvania and other large states that consisted of a modular implementation scheme. It was suggested that a PMS Development Group oversee the implementation of the system. The first module would consist of a complete inventory of the serviceability of the pavement network by Present Serviceability Index. The second module would be the development of a distress survey for prioritizing projects. Future modules would consist of prediction equations, life cycle costing, and optimization.
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Walter P. Kilareski
Asst. Prof., Dept. of Civ. Engrg., Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park, Pa. 16802
Charles J. Churilla, Members, ASCE
Div. Geotechnical Engr., Federal Highway Administration, Arlington, Va. 22201
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