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Research Reports

91-02

Crack Sealing Before Overlaying an Asphalt Concrete Surface

92-34

Field Trial of Gravel Stabilization Methods- Route 1, Cyr /Van Buren

95-02

Experimental Use of Reinforcing Membrane and Grid on Thermal Cracks of HMA for Reflective Cracking Control

96-02

Longitudinal Joint Study

96-25

& 97-19

Experimental Use of Sawed and Sealed Joints to Minimize Thermal Cracking of HMA

97-07

An Evaluation of Winter Maintenance Material Metering and Placement Equipment-Final Report

97-20

Subsurface Drainage for Rehabilitation of PCC Pavement

98-02

ARAN/GIS Integration

98-03

Potential Benefits of Adding Emulsion to Reclaimed Base Material

98-08

Experimental Utilization of Permeable Base

99-05A Fast Ferry Operations & Issues-Phase 2

99-08

Experimental Use of GeoGrids as an Alternative to Gravel Placement

99-11

Innovative Solutions to Buried Portland Cement Concrete Roadways

00-02 Pedestrian Safety in Maine Executive Summary
00-08

Utility Pole Crash Modeling

00-18

Longitudinal Joint Treatment

00-19

Comparison of "Saw and Seal" Procedure and

Performance Grade Binder to Minimize Thermal Cracking

00-20

Experimental Utilization of Tire Shreds to Enhance Highway Drainage

01-02

Evaluation of the Norridgewock Intersection Collision Avoidance Warning System on Route 201A, Norridgewock, Maine

01-03

Experimental Installation of Geosynthetic  Reinforcement to

Reduce Reflective Cracking

01-07

Monitoring a Pile-Supported  Integral Abutment Bridge at a Site

with Shallow Bedrock  - Phase II  

01-11

Traffic Signal Safety - Analysis of Red-Light Running in Maine

01-16

Evaluation of Radar Activated Changeable Message Sign for Work Zone Speed Control

02-02

Using Foamed Asphalt as a Stabilizing Agent in Full Depth Reclamation of Route 8 in Belgrade

02-03

The Use of Micro-Surfacing for Pavement Preservation

03-01

Bridge Deck Resurfacing Using Rosphalt 50

03-02

Experimental Placement of Stone Matrix Asphalt (SMA) Court St., Auburn

03-03 Comparison Test of Liquid Calcium and Salt Brine
03-09

Shoulder Rehabilitation Using Portland Cement and

Recycled Asphalt Pavement

03-10 Experimental Use of Self Consolidating Concrete for
Precast Prestressed Box Beams
03-11

Field Testing of Alternative Carbide Edge Snow Plow Blades

03-12

Experimental Placement of Stone Matrix Asphalt- Route 1, South

03-13

Evaluation of a Radar Activated Speed Warning Sign

for School Zone Speed Control

04-01

Alternative Shallow Cross Pipe Installation Methods

04-01A

Analysis of Pavement Response Data and Use of Nondestructive Testing for Improving Pavement Design

04-05 Evaluation of Transit Route Development: A Case Study of Downeast Transportation Inc.'s Bucksport, Maine Bus Route
04-06 Comparison Tests of Deicing Liquids on Snow Plow Routes in Northern Maine
05-01

Evaluation of the Schmidt-STRATOS Spreader

05-06

Full Depth Reclamation with Cement along Rt. 2A in Reed Plantation

05-07

Utilizing a Hot Applied Snowmobile Crossing Mat to Eliminate HMA Abrasion

05-08

Utilizing Lignosulfates for Gravel Shoulder Stabilization

06-02 A Before-and-After Study of Traffic Conflicts at the U. S. Route One Entrance to Camden Hills State Park- An Evaluation of a Portion of a Context Sensitive Design Project  NEW!!   
06-06 Problem Solving - Documentation of Liquid De-icing Agents Utilized
During the Winter of 2005-2006
06-13

Guidelines for the Use of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Portable Seismic Property Analyzer (PSPA) in Full Depth Reclamation Projects

07-01

Evaluation of 6 Modified Salt Spreaders  NEW!!    

07-03

Utilizing Snap-Tite Slip Line Pipe as a Direct Burial Cross Pipe

PLEASE NOTE: The above linked reports are all in Adobe's "Portable Document Format" (pdf). These files should be easily read with the latest version of the free Adobe Reader program. Please allow a few minutes for some of the larger files to open depending on on your internet connection speed.

If you experience any difficulty viewing these files please contact Doug Gayne in the Transportation Research Division for an alternative format at 207-624-3280.

 

Last updated: November 2, 2007