Presentations – National Pavement Preservation Conference 2016

Opening Plenary Session

Welcome to Tennessee & Pavement Preservation Impact on Tennessee DOT – Paul Degges –

The Need for Continuing the Drive for Change – Jim Moulthrop –

Pavement Preservation from the Agency Perspective – Carlos Braceras –

Making the Case for Road Preservation to Meet Social Expectations – Jean-François Corté –

Agency Plenary Session

Why Is Pavement Preservation Important? – Butch Waidelich –

The Value of Pavement Preservation to Local Agencies – Brian Stacy –

Midwest Pavement Partnership Accomplishments & Future Directions – Francis Todey –

Northeast Pavement Partnership Accomplishments & Future Directions – Derek Nener-Plante –

Rocky Mountain West Pavement Partnership Accomplishments & Future Directions – Mary Gayle Padmos –

Southeast Pavement Partnership Accomplishments & Future Directions – Jon Wilcoxson –

Industry Plenary Session

Workforce Development in Today’s Marketplace –

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Experience – Jon Wilcoxson –

Pavement Preservation Best Practices

Preserve Your Roadway Network – Jason Dietz –

Best Practices with Chip Seals – Scott Shuler –

Survey of State Pavement Management Practices for Concrete Pavements – Larry Scofield –

Sustainability Case Studies

Sustainable Pavement Practices Help Local Agencies in CA Improve Their Road Infrastructure – Kevin Donnelly –

Sustainability Benefits of Pavement Preservation – Becky McDaniel –

Building Sustainable Pavements in Virginia Using In-Place Recycling – Brian Diefenderfer –

Research (SPS-2, NCHRP 9-53, NCHRP 14-33)

SPS-2 Concrete Pavement Preservation Experiment – Jeff Uhlmeyer –

Evaluating the Effect of Preservation Treatments on Pavement Performance & Service Life – James Bryce –

Structural Characteristics & Environmental Benefits of Cold-Recycled Asphalt Paving Materials – Chuck Schwartz –

Pavement Condition Data Needed for Preservation

Modernizing Pavement Management in Kentucky – Tracy Nowaczyk & Chad Shive –

So Many Choices; So Much Data – Rick Miller –

Maryland’s Perspective on Pavement Condition Data for Pavement Preservation – Geoff Hall –

Safety Initiatives

Diamond Saw Cut Pavement Textures: Improving Pavement Performance & Customer Satisfaction – Larry Scofield –

Save Lives with High-Friction Surface Treatments – Chris Wagner –

Performance & Safety Enhancements Using New Preservation Techniques – Cecil Jones –

Recycling & Reuse

Using Hot In-Place Recycling to Ensure Success – John Rathbun –

Best Practices for In-Place Recycling – Steve Cross –

Concrete Pavement Reuse & Recycling: Proven Technologies – Mark Snyder –

Certification & Accreditation

Introduction to AASHTO Accreditation – Casey Soniera –

Advancing Pavement Preservation through Certification – Larry Galehouse & Rex Eberly –

New Measurement Technologies

Data Automation for Pavement Distress Survey in the 3D World – Kelvin Wang –

Integrating the Rolling Wheel Deflectometer into Pavement Management to Support an Effective Pavement Preservation Program – Curt Beckemeyer –

SCRIM Friction Testing in the USA – Edgar de Leon Izeppi –

Quality Assurance

Basics of Quality Assurance – Todd Shields –

Making the Most of Your Quality Management System – Tracy Barnhart –

Ensuring Quality Mix Designs – Dave Welborn –

Dispute Resolution Issues – Jon Epps –

The Economics of Pavement Preservation

Adapting Pavement Preservation Strategies to Significant Changes in Economic Conditions – David Hein & Don Reid –

Evaluating the Economic Benefit of Pavement Preservation – Susan Tighe –

Recognizing Life Cycle Cost Sensitivity for Pavement Preservation Treatments – Doug Gransberg –

LTAP Efforts to Advance Preservation

North Dakota: Innovation Building Blocks – Dale Heglund –

Indiana LTAP: Local Government Asset Management and Pavement Preservation – Richard Domonkos –

New Hampshire Technology Transfer Center – Charles Goodspeed –

Nevada LTAP: Teaching Pavement Preservation – Jim Nichols –

Pavement Management: Putting the Data to Work

Using PMS to Develop a Transportation Asset Management Plan – Judith Corley-Lay –

Examples of Decision Support Using Pavement Management Data – John Coplantz –

Decision Making: Putting Data to Work – Scott Gibson –

Advancing the Technologies

Innovative Concrete Preservation Practices Used in California – Robert Hogan –

Route 3 North: Pavement Preservation SHRP2 Showcase Project – Ed Naras –

Newest Advancements in Slurry Seals & Micro Surfacing – Scott Metcalf –

Societal Benefits & Implications

Pavement Preservation for the Anthropocene – Teresa Adams –

Societal Benefits of Pavement Preservation – Neal Galehouse –

Preservation and Quality of Life: Framework and Examples – John Harvey –

NCAT & MnROAD Studies, SPS 11 & 12

NCAT Preservation Treatment Findings – Buzz Powell –

National Pavement Advancements MnROAD/NCAT Partnership – Ben Worel –

Update on Proposed FHWA LTPP Pavement Preservation Experiments – Gonzalo Rada –

Decision-Making

Making Better Decisions by Linking ADA Curb Ramps to PMS Data – Sui Tan –

Trade-Off Considerations within the Context of Pavement Management – Charles Pilson –

Performance Measures for Making Pavement Preservation Decisions – David Luhr –

Local Agency Plenary Session

Pavement Preservation and Local Agencies – Richie Beyer –

Pavement Preservation: NACE Perspective – Todd Kinney –

Missouri DOT: Pavement Preservation for Local Agencies – Todd Miller –

Closing Session

A Call to Action: Stressing Conference Take-Aways – Judith Corley-Lay –