“Practical Pavement Management with Micro PAVER”

1. “Practical Pavement Management with Micro PAVER” Presented By: KMS & Associates, Inc.

2. weathering & raveling-light severity-750 square feet longitudinal & transverse cracking-light severity-276 linear feet rutting-light severity-160 square feet alligator cracking-medium severity-112 square feet weathering & raveling-high severity-27 square feet alligator cracking-light severity-430 square feet PCI = 61 longitudinal & transverse cracking-light severity-276 linear feet weathering & raveling-medium severity-150 square feet longitudinal & transverse cracking-medium severity-65 linear feet utility patching-light severity-86 square feet

3. What is Micro Paver? Developed by the Army Corps in the late 70’s Optimizes funds allocated for M&R Utilizes the PCI methodology PCI became an ASTM standard in 1999 Most widely used system in the world. Continually funded and updated by the Corps Recommended and promoted by the American Public Works Association (APWA)

4. The Pavement Management Process 1. Inventory 4. Modeling 2. Inspection 5. Condition Analysis 3. Reporting 6. M&R Planning

5. Inventory Hierarchy

6. Network Definition Network Example of a typicalnetwork

7. Example of a typical branch Branch Definition Branch

8. Section Definition Section Example of a Typical Section

9. Inspection Process Identify Distresses RecordDistresses CalculatePCI DetermineSample Units • Representative • House Number • 2500 SF Area • Asphalt Distress Manual • Concrete Distress Manual • Distress Type • Severity Level • Quantity • Determine deduct values • Compute PCI for each sample • Average PCI' s for section condition

10. How do I know what to do, where to do it, and when to apply it?

11. Right Pavement Right Treatment Right Time "The right treatment at the wrong time is still the wrong treatment!"

12. PCI Ranges & Typical Treatments

13. How do I know how much money it will take to keep my network at an acceptable level of service?

14. M & R Plans • Run M&R plans to illustrate current and future pavement conditions at various levels of spending. "What If" Scenarios...

15. What If Scenarios • What if I want to maintain my current condition? • What if I want to achieve a better overall condition? • How many years will it take to get there? • What if I spend more money now? • What if I spend more later? • What roads should I spend the money on?

16. $1 Million/Year Budget

17. $3 Million/Year Budget

18. Once I know how much money our agency needs, will the “powers that be” agree? With a Pavement Management System, you have backup for your actions!

21. Average PCI by Branch Use

22. GIS Reports

23. “Why Spend Money Managing Roadways When I Could Spend the Money Paving Roadways?” PAY BACK...

25. Pavement Management Cycle

26. Contact Information Florida Office Bob Siffert 4683 SW 102nd Lane Rd. Ocala, FL 34476 Toll Free: (866) 562-5524 Fax: (352) 861-9796 Email: bsiffert@micropaver.net Ohio Office Jim Golden 336 Pebble Creek Dr. Dublin, OH 43017 Toll Free: (800) 450-4514 Fax: (614) 764-8811 Email: jg3@micropaver.net Website: http://micropaver.net

27. Sidewalk Inventory

28. Sign Inventory