Abstract: With the development of state-of-the-art algorithms, pavement distress can already be detected automatically. However, most pavement distress detection is currently implemented as a single task, either at the region level ...

Abstract: Aggregate gradation is crucial for the performance of asphalt mixtures. However, the adequate mix design must include the compromise between performance and workability. This study used two compaction methods: the impact ...

Abstract: The modified boiling test based on image processing has gained significant attention in recent years, aimed at replacing subjective visual observation with an objective measurement. However, there are still some unsolved ...

Abstract: The phase angle is a good indicator of the current fatigue condition of asphalt concrete (AC) layers, but estimating phase angles from drilled core samples is destructive, expensive, and unsuitable for large-scale applications. ...

Abstract: Compaction is a critical step in the construction of an asphalt mixture. To effectively compact an asphalt mixture, the locking point, which identifies the effective compaction, was introduced based on the change in volumes ...

Abstract: The frictional properties of aggregates play a significant role in determining pavement skid resistance. To preserve natural aggregates, reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) has been widely used for decades. However, its use ...

Abstract: A modified loaded wheel tester, asphalt pavement analyzer (APA), was employed to evaluate the reinforcement effect of geogrids on unbound granular base course materials by applying simulated repeated wheel loads on the ...