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Ground displacement or collapsed buildings caused by natural disasters can lead to explosions, injuries, and environmental catastrophes. Jie Gong integrated several remote-sensing technologies, data processing, and decision-support tools to help pipeline owners monitor assets post-disaster and assess increased risks.
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The Manhattan Bridge carries almost 90,000 vehicles and 1,000 trains over the East River to and from Brooklyn. Engineers are concerned about cracks in some structural elements. This project will develop a unique SHM system so we can better monitor how extreme traffic loads are affecting crack growth and displacement.
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A project studying combined effects of corrosion and earthquakes on existing bridges, and the efficacy of repairs using cementitious composites to reduce vulnerability of bridges to these hazards.
282-RU4770 |
The major goal of this study is to search and critically evaluate the literature to determine how the HMA quality characteristics can best be incorporated into the existing NJDOT HMA pavement specification to produce a comprehensive and effective multi-characteristic acceptance specification that can be easily understood… |
IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2012/2013 |
CAIT-UTC-NC40 |
This research will analyze data from the 2011 household travel survey for the Greater New York Metropolitan area, conducted by the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC) and the North Jersey Tran… |
IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2016/2017 |
RITARS-14-H-RUT |
The natural gas distribution system in the United States has 1.2 million miles of mains and about 65 million service lines (as of 2012). This distribution system, which consist of various material types, is subjected to various threats the impact of which differ depending on material, age, location, and operational funct… |
IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2014/2015 |
CAIT-UTC-REG9 |
Robots are emerging force in some of the most challenging working environments. Whether they are flying drones or climbing robots, rigid machinery systems or soft robots made from flexible organic materials, their mix of mobility, strength, and configurability poises them to revolutionize the field of infrastructure main… |
IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2018/2019 |
CAIT-UTC-REG10 |
The intended activities of the project are to:
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IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2018/2019 |
CAIT-UTC-REG8 |
The Port Authority of NY & NJ is a leader nationally in incorporating climate resilience into major capital projects at the design phase. The agency has adopted comprehensive design guidelines to improve the resilience of agency infrastructure. However, the agency is interested in documenting leading practices at pee… |
IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2018/2019 |
CAIT-UTC-REG25 |
Current asphalt design procedures are solely based on volumetric principles and lack a valid methodology to ensure performance of the asphalt mixture considered during design. This research focuses on a state of the art practice called Balanced Mixture Design (BMD), where the gradation and optimum asphalt content are n… |
IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2018/2019 |
CAIT-UTC-REG35 |
New Jersey’s transportation system, which comprises a vast array of infrastructure, is vulnerable to a range of extreme weather and climate-related hazards including: warming temperatures, temperature extremes, intense precipitation events, drought, rising sea levels, and storm surges. The impact of extreme weather and… |
IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2018/2019 |
CAIT-UTC-REG40 |
The primary goal of this proposal is to evaluate a state of the art technology in roadway profiling called Zero Speed Profiling. Conceptually developed under NCHRP Project 10-93, “Measuring, Characterizing, and Reporting Pavement Roughness of Low-Speed and Urban Roads,” this research study will evaluate the… |
IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2018/2019 |
CAIT-UTC-REG41 |
Recent issues regarding lead in urban drinking water system have arisen. Specifically, the water distribution system in Newark, NJ has attracted a great deal of attention prompting the City and State DEP to conduct widespread testing and even distribution of water treatment devices and bottled water. The water distributi… |
IPProject Status: In Progress | Fiscal Year: FY2018/2019 |