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Suggested Citation:"Website Directory." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2004. Automated Pavement Distress Collection Techniques. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/23348.
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65 Amskan Ltd.—www.amskan.com SPIRIT laser profilometry equipment CGH Pavement Engineering, Inc.—www.cgh-pavement.com (Now a division of ARA/ERES) Laser profilers Dynatest Consulting, Inc.—www.dynatest.com Dynatest Model 5051 Mk II RSP—Road surface profiler GEO-3D, Inc.—www.Geo-3D.com Geographic Information Technologies software and services GIE Technologies—www.gietech.com/ Lasers, 3-D measurement of pavements IMS-Terracon—www.ims-terracon.com Pavement management programs INO—www.ino.ca Laser systems, digital systems International Cybernetics— www.internationalcybernetics.com/ Laser profiler, evaluation software LMI Selcom—www.lmint.com Laser sensor suppliers Mandli—www.mandli.com Digital imaging, digilog scanning MHM Associates, Inc.—www.mhmassociates.com Automated Road Image Analyzer—ARIA Pathway Services, Inc.—www.pathwayservices.com Pathrunner profiler, digital video logging, distress data processing, sign, signal, guardrail inventory Phoenix Scientific Inc.—www.phnx-sci.com Scanning lasers, 3-D measurement of pavements Roadware—www.roadware.com/ Automatic Road Analyzer (ARAN) WiseCrax (WX) crack recognition software ROMDAS—www.romdas.com Profiling and video imaging Surface Systems and Instruments—www.smoothroad.com Laser profiler WEBSITE DIRECTORY

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TRB’s National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) Synthesis 334: Automated Pavement Distress Collection Techniques examines highway community practice and research and development efforts in the automated collection and processing of pavement condition data techniques typically used in network-level pavement management. The scope of the study covered all phases of automated pavement data collection and processing for pavement surface distress, pavement ride quality, rut-depth measurements, and joint-faulting measurements. Included in the scope were technologies employed, contracting issues, quality assurance, costs and benefits of automated techniques, monitoring frequencies and sampling protocols in use, degree of adoption of national standards for data collection, and contrast between the state of the art and the state of the practice.

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