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Project Abstract:

Bridge rehabilitation or new bridge design is often performed as needed for individual bridges without much consideration for how the change affects other bridges, properties, roads, etc. This is often a concern raised by stakeholders when they hear about planned changes in their river corridor. This project will develop an analysis method to understand how localized changes at a given bridge, stream or road affect the entire river corridor. This will help transportation agencies in managing their bridge and stream assets for maintenance and capital planning for upgrades, and also address stakeholder concerns raised in response to planned alterations.


Principal Investigator:
Dr. Mandar Dewoolkar

Institution:
University of Vermont

Co-investigators:
Dr. Donna Rizzo
Dr. Arne Bomblies

Project Type:
Base-Funded Research

Start Date:
7/1/2018

Project Cost:
$374,716

Project Status:
In Progress

End Date:
8/31/2021

Agency ID:
69A3551847101

Sponsors:
University Transportation Centers Program, Department of Transportation
University of Vermont
Vermont Agency of Transportation


Implementation of Research Outcomes:
Research is in the initial phase and is ongoing.

Impacts and Benefits of Implementation:
Research is in the initial phase and is ongoing.

Related Links:
https://vtrans.vermont.gov/sites/aot/files/planning/documents/research/publishedreports/2019-02_BridgeStream.pdf


Downloadable Documents

Printable Project Information Sheet

April 2019 Semi-Annual Progress Report

September 2019 Semi-Annual Progress Report

December 2019 Quarterly Progress Report

March 2020 Quarterly Progress Report

June 2020 Quarterly Progress Report

September 2020 Quarterly Progress Report

December 2020 Quarterly Progress Report

March 2021 Quarterly Progress Report

June 2021 Quarterly Progress Report

September 2021 Quarterly Progress Report

Printable Final Report

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