Document Library

The New Zealand Transport Agency's 2011 Asset Management Plan (AMP) includes a framework for the document that depicts each section and the relationship to other sections and to the plan as a whole. The AMP also includes a statement of intent, covering a list of desired impacts, with key progress indicators and targets for the agency.

Case study of UTA's asset management, a risk-based approach.

Developing a Transit Inventory/Database - RTA's Practices and Plans, presented at the Third State of Good Repair Roundtable.

An article which addresses the underdevelopment of tools and practices for the geotechnical sector of the transportation asset management world.

A guide to leading an asset management program with a strong infrastructure.

A report documenting the development of a biobjective optimization model for planning maintenance and renewal decisions related to track geometry.

This report proposes methods for pavement preservation on high-traffic-volume roadways.

A report that describes how pavement preservation can serve as a solution for sustainability.

Based on geographic information systems, an index for estimating road vulnerability to damage from overweight vehicles was developed for the North Carolina Department of Transportation. Its development is described in this report.

This report describes the development of a generalized framework for developing a corridor-level infrastructure health index.

A document that describes the use of life-cycle costing analysis (LCCA) for the selection of pavement for highway rehabilitation.

A report on life-cycle environmental analysis (LCEA) for use in the evaluation of pavement rehabilitation options.