Cold in-place recycling (CIR) is a cost-effective treatment for deteriorated pavements, and a recent FHWA policy statement recommends recycled materials be considered for all paving projects. A survey of 38 state departments of transportation by the Rocky Mountain User Producer Group found that many routinely use the technique, but there are some problems with performance reliability, specifica...

The ceaselessly increasing number of trips on urban highways and major arterial roads have caused serious congestion and air pollution problems. Thus many transportation agencies have persevered in their efforts not only to alleviate such problems, but also to minimize social costs. However, the complex nature of such problems has strongly hindered transportation agencies’ ability to consider a...

A parsimonious approach to microscopic traffic flow datasets is suggested. This approach is based on provision of minimal data, along with a set of supporting tools termed as feature extraction operators that are intended to provide researchers with the flexibility to extract those particular features of the data that they desire to study. As an illustration of the possibilities of this approac...

Transportation analysts and the public decision-makers they support are confronted with a broad range of analytical tools for estimating the economic impacts of improvements to transportation networks. Many of the available models operate at different scales and have distinctly different structures, making them more or less appropriate for analyzing the impacts of different types of projects. H...

This paper presents two aspects of data fusion for a multimodal traveler information application. The two aspects are: (1) system architecture and (2) analytical estimation of the state variable speed from the observed quantities Volume and Occupancy. The paper describes how the analytical estimation procedure is integrated into the overall architecture INTRODUCTION In this paper, we describe a...