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Flexible Pavement Performance: Lessons from the South Asian Context

Ali Akter Corresponding
Tsinghua University
30 Sep 2012
pp. 661-687
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2012.3602.032

Abstract

Efficient use of scarce resources in structural health monitoring demands a deeper understanding of flexible pavement performance. Samples collected from structural health monitoring were characterised by standard laboratory procedures together with Monte Carlo simulation. The simulation results agreed with the measurements to within 19%, confirming the model. Further validation under realistic field conditions is advisable before any widespread commercial implementation is attempted.
Keywords: flexible pavement performanceMonte Carlo simulationsoil liquefactionwastewater treatment

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