New Technology for Bridge Deck Assessment
Ground penetrating radar surveys to characterize pavement layer thickness variations at GPS sites, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL STRATEGIC HIGHWAY RESEARCH PROGRAM SHRP-P-397
Evaluation of Ground Penetrating Radar Applications for Pavement and Bridge Management
Propagation Characteristics of Electromagnetic Waves in Concrete
Measuring Systems and Instrumentation for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Pavement Maintenance
High Accuracy Pavement Thickness Measurement Using Ground Penetrating Radar
An Analysis of the Small-scale Strength Testing of Ice
Development of an Extruded Tunnel Lining System
Non-destructive Measurement of Pavement Layer Thickness
Development of a Conductivity Spectrum Probe (CSP) to Determine Concrete Chloride Permeability
Ground Penetrating Radar Surveys to Characterize Pavement Layer Thickness Variations at GPS Sites
Pavement Condition Diagnosis Based on Multisensor Data
Development of an Extruded Tunnel Lining System (ETLS)
Extruded Tunnel Lining System
Detection of Progressive Deterioration in Bridge Decks Using Ground Penetrating Radar
Convergence Properties of Finite Element Solutions
Active Heating Infrared Thermography for Detection of Subsurface Bridge Deck Deterioration
Evaluation of Roof Conditions from Bolting Machine Parameters
Mine Sealing System
Design of Reusable Explosion-proof Bulkheads for a Crosscut Refuge Chamber