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http://onlinepubs.trb.org.../conf/1994/cp5/cp5-004.pdf

Pennsylvania's Maintenance Operations Resource Information System (MORIS) is a large and complex mainframe system that has been fully operational since 1986. MORIS captures information on all aspects of maintenance operations, including personnel, equipment, and materials. It is a "real-time" system, updated daily through transactions--such as payrolls, invoice documents, equipment usage information, and work activities--at terminals in the 11 district and 67 county offices and the three central warehouse functions (sign shop, equipment division, consumable supplies). Since 1986, MORIS has continually evolved through enhanced integrations with other management systems. These include the Roadway Management System, Bridge Management System, Accident and Reporting System, and the Fiscal Management and Information System. Each of these five systems is large and can operate independently. MORIS integrates functions and obtains key information from these systems to better manage the maintenance of Pennsylvania's roadways.

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p. 26-30

1995

Transportation Research Board Conference Proceedings

Maintenance Management

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Bridge management systems; Conferences; Crash records; Financing; Integrated systems; Maintenance management; Management information systems; Pavement management systems

Financial management; Integration

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Bridges and other structures; Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; Pavements; I60: Maintenance

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Jul 5 1995 12:00AM

• APPLICATION OF PREWETTED SNOW AND ICE CONTROL MATERIALS
• ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT
• EVALUATION OF MATERIALS, PROCEDURES, AND EQUIPMENT FOR PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE
• FIELD TESTING AND EVALUATION OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR MAINTENANCE DATA COLLECTION
• HERBICIDE FATE AND WORKER EXPOSURE
• HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE AND INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
• HOW TO KEEP YOUR MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FROM GROWING OLD
• IMPACTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH, AND SAFETY REGULATIONS ON HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
• INTEGRATING MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT AND PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
• JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN WINTER MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY
• MAINTENANCE FOR NEWLY DESIGNED PAVEMENTS USING THE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
• MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT FROM THE CUSTOMER'S VIEWPOINT
• OBSERVATIONS ON OVERSEAS USE OF DEICING CHEMICALS
• PENNSYLVANIA'S BRIDGE MANAGEMENT PROCESS FOR IDENTIFYING, PRIORITY RANKING, AND COMPLETING BRIDGE MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES
• ROADSIDE LITTER AND CURRENT MAINTENANCE WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: ARE WE MAKING ANY PROGRESS?
• STORM WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO MEET NATIONAL POLLUTION DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS
• STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING PUBLIC EXPENDITURES FOR ROAD MAINTENANCE
• TAXONOMY OF INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
• USE OF DEFLECTIONS TO MANAGE THE STRUCTURAL MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS AT NETWORK LEVEL IN ENGLAND
• WINTER ROAD MAINTENANCE SYSTEM