NETC 99-4
Quantifying Roadside Rest Area Usage
NETC 99-6
Analytical and Experimental Investigation of the Effects of Concrete
Removal Operations on Adjacent Concrete That is to Stay
NETC PROJECT 99-4 PROJECT TITLE: Quantifying Roadside Rest Area Usage
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR(S): Per Gårder, University of Maine
PROJECT STATUS: Continuing INITIAL AGREEMENT DATE: 09/01/99
END DATE: 02/28/01
PROJECT OBJECTIVES: To use public input in determining the need for and spacing between
roadside rest areas along different types of highways.
REPORTS, PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS: None
Email Per Garder
NETC PROJECT 99-6 PROJECT TITLE: Analytical and Experimental Investigation of the Effects of Concrete Removal
Operations on Adjacent Concrete That is to Stay
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR(S):
Rusk Masih, University of Connecticut
PROJECT STATUS: Continuing
INITIAL AGREEMENT DATE: 08/23/99
END DATE: 02/28/02
PROJECT OBJECTIVES: To achieve a simplified guideline, indicating the effect of the powerful
demolition equipment on the concrete to stay. Such a guideline can help in future NETC project planning.
REPORTS, PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS:
"Enhancing the Students' Learning Process Through Interaction Project Between Academia and Industry,"
Presented and published in the Abstract of ASEE 2000 at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell,
MA, April 2000.
"The Effect of Powerful Demolition Equipment on The Remaining Part of the Concrete Bridge,
" Masih, R. A paper submitted for presentation at the International Conference on Computational
Methods for Smart Structures and Materials to be held in Madrid, Spain, June 2000.
"Effect of Demolition on Remaining Part of Concrete Bridge, Numerical Analysis vs. Experimental
Results." Presented and published in the proceedings of Internationales Kolloquium uber die
Anwedungen der Informatik in Architectur and Bauwesen, Germany, June 2000.
"The Effect of Bridge Rehabilitation On the Remaining Structural Parts." Presented and published
in the ASCE conference proceedings held at Stanford University, August 2000.
Email Rusk Masih
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