Friday, November 17, 2017
Concrete Repair Best Practices: A Series of Case Studies
Concrete pavement restoration (CPR) techniques have gained greater national significance as DOT agencies attempt to further extend infrastructure service lives prior to required major rehabilitation or reconstruction. Various publications have documented design procedures and materials for CPR techniques, but less has been written about best practices for their construction, based on information from contractor and DOT agency practitioners. This report consolidates best practice case studies for six CPR techniques: cross-stitching, dowel bar retrofit, diamond grinding, full depth repair, partial depth repair and slab stabilization. Technical briefs for each CPR case study have also been written to accompany the main report. They have been separately published.
Report number: cmr17-013
Published: November 2017
Project number: TR201618
Author: Michael Darter
Performing organization: Applied Research Associates, Inc.
Thursday, November 2, 2017
A Report Card from Missourians - 2017
Abstract: Overall statewide satisfaction with MoDOT and additional feedback about MoDOT’s operations was obtained from a representative sample of the general adult public in Missouri. A professional calling center was engaged to obtain a diverse sample across Missouri. Specific minimums were given, such as 500 responses per district, with gender and age-range targets for each county in Missouri. 3,502 completed responses were obtained between June 26, 2017 and July 31, 2017. With the exception of a few questions (e.g., demographics), all statewide results presented in this document are weighted results. The data was weighted in accordance with the true distribution of the regional population in terms of geographic (county), gender, and age distributions using the most recent (2010) US government census information available. Following past practice, all district measures presented in this document are unweighted. With a minimum of 500 responses per district, the district measures have a 95% level of confidence with a precision (margin of error) of +/- 4.4%. The statewide results for the stratified-random sample of 3,502 Missourians have a 95% level of confidence with a precision of +/- 1.66%.
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Report number: cmr17-011
Published: November 2017
Project number: TR201522
Author: Lance Gentry
Performing organization: Heartland Market Research LLC
VIEW FINAL REPORT
VIEW ALL REPORTS AND APPENDICES
Report number: cmr17-011
Published: November 2017
Project number: TR201522
Author: Lance Gentry
Performing organization: Heartland Market Research LLC
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