The LTPP Database and You
Find out more about how the Long Term Pavement Performance (LTPP) database
can work for you at this year's Transportation Research Board annual
meeting. "Mining the Gold in the LTPP Database," scheduled
for January 13, 2003, will provide an introduction to the LTPP database
and the products that have been developed from it, as well as information
on how the database can be used in analysis projects and to educate
future engineers. For more information on the session, contact Aramis
Lopez at FHWA, 202-493-3145 (fax: 202-493-3161; email: aramis.lopez@fhwa.dot.gov).
The LTPP State Coordinators will also meet on January 12 to review
the past year's work and to discuss such topics as LTPP product development
and delivery, the Materials Data Action Plan, and the Traffic Data Pooled
Fund study. For more information, contact Victor Mendez at the Arizona
Department of Transportation, 602-712-7227 (fax: 602-712-6941; email:
vmendez@dot.state.az.us).
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Articles in this issue:
Pavement Management Systems: A Powerful Tool for Performance Monitoring
A New Weapon in Fighting ASR in Concrete
FHWA Workshop Introduces New Life-cycle Cost Analysis Software
TIG Announces Accelerated Deployment of New Technologies
What is a Continuing Resolution?
The ADA and Transportation: Improving Safety and Access
on Public Rights-of-Way
The LTPP Database and You
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