Guess not   Concrete Progress November 2007   By Gerald F. Voigt
New advancements eliminate guesswork, create standardization

Soft Spoken   Concrete Progress November 2007   By Roads & Bridges
Concrete industry communicates new design through three software programs

The County Feat   Roads & Bridges August 2004   Bob BushmeyerContributing Author
The van, employed by Bell County, Texas, collects high-resolution digital images of pavement surfaces, at highway speeds of up to 70 mph, while simultaneously analyzing the images for pavement distresses.

Electronic roadways   Roads & Bridges August 2003   Allen Zeyher
It seems like computers have found their way into every human endeavor, even various construction functions, in the field as well as the home office. Here are some of the latest software products for road and bridge construction.

Rolling a perfect score   Roads & Bridges August 2003   Steve Muench, Contributing Author
A group of researchers at the University of Washington are working on a first-generation 3-D hot-mix asphalt (HMA) compaction trainer called the Xpactor. The Xpactor works like a video game and allows users to operate a virtual HMA roller in a three-dimensional computer environment. The Xpactor can assist learning with any number of compaction issues including proper rolling patterns, longitudinal joint rolling and time available for compaction.

ONLINE   Roads & Bridges October 2001   Tim Gregorski
Software, websites being upgraded

Making software for the A/E/C   Roads & Bridges August 2001   Allen Zeyher
Economic ups and downs, critical path scheduling and the essentialness of XML

ONLINE   Roads & Bridges August 2000   Tim Gregorski

ONLINE   Roads & Bridges July 2000   Tim Gregorski

ONLINE   Roads & Bridges May 2000   Tim Gregorski

INNOVATIONS IN TECHNOLOGY   Roads & Bridges April 2000   Stephen Forster

ONLINE   Roads & Bridges March 2000   Tim Gregorski

INNOVATIONS IN TECHNOLOGY   Roads & Bridges February 2000   Katherine Petros

Software for project management   Roads & Bridges February 2000   Tim Gregorski

Linking into the city that works   Roads & Bridges September 1999

From the office to the field   Roads & Bridges August 1999   by John Chaney, CPA/MBA

Software development makes roadway design easier   Roads & Bridges May 1999

Is LPS (3 mm), not GPS (30 mm), driving new 3-D grade control systems?   Roads & Bridges November 1998

Highway designers, contractors to converge on computer shows   Roads & Bridges October 1998

ONLINE   Roads & Bridges November 1996
System to aid DOT's project managers

ONLINE   Roads & Bridges October 1996
Top-secret film declassification creates need for new technology

A/E/C Systems is the show for the entire building team   Roads & Bridges May 1996

ONLINE   Roads & Bridges March 1996   David Banasiak

ONLINE   Roads & Bridges February 1996