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A report presenting a technique for performance modeling of infrastructure condition data with maintenance intervention.

This report details the development of a statistical methodology for the study of the impact of pavement monitoring frequency on pavement management system (PMS) decisions.

A report on the development and validation of new pavement performance models for the State of Maryland.

This report provides solution methodology, statistical data analysis, and cost forecasting for use in equipment replacement optimization.

This report documents the progress of bridge maintenance practices in New York City at the network level and at the project level.

This paper provides analysis of the Serbian state low-volume road (LVR), as well as recommendations and procedures for network-level pavement management of the LVR.

A report on the implementation guide for the management of unsealed gravel roads, which contains a set of procedures, recommendations and guidelines.

In this document, the development of decision support models for asset management of low-volume roads is described.

This report describes the development of an appropriate pavement maintenance and rehabilitation management system for local governments.

A literature review that provides an overview of the relationship between vehicle operating costs (VOC) and road roughness as well as an outline of modelling processes used for estimation of VOC.

This project produced a new system of network performance indicators (NPIs) for monitoring of performance among road agencies.

The Third State of Good Repair Roundtable meeting was jointly hosted by the Metropolitan Atlanta Regional Transit Authority (MARTA) and the FTA in Atlanta, Georgia, from July 20-22, 2011. Presentations from transit agencies focused on their current SGR practices and planned upgrades to their systems especially with funds received from the FTA. The presentation by FTA and FTA consultants focused on some of the research activities that the FTA is undertaking to support the industry in advancing SGR. There were also breakout sessions which were intended to help provide input in addressing the following issues: Definition of SGR & Safety; Critical Assets; Asset Management Plan Requirements; Apportionment of Federal Funds to Address SGR Needs.