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Due to the increasing highway traffic over the last two decades the highway maintenance procedure has become increasingly complex. This complexity is attributed to the collection and analyses requirements of the maintenance data as well as the overlapping needs for data analyses by various offices within a highway agency. The highway maintenance data needs to be accurately collected and efficiently entered in a computerized database so that most accurate and meaningful inferences can be drawn regarding future maintenance activities and budget allocation. In addition, in order to avoid duplication of data collection and data entry into various databases such as the pavement, bridge, and financial management databases, development of an integrated system with easy uploading and downloading features is desirable. This paper describes the experience of the Maryland State Highway Administration in attempting to develop an Integrated Highway Maintenance Management System. The lessons learned may be of great benefit to other states.

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E-C052,
MMC03-032
MMC03-029

English

p. 108-129

2003-7

Transportation Research Circular

10th AASHTO-TRB Maintenance Management Conference

Appendices (1) ; Figures (3) ; References (7) ; Tables (2)

Budgeting; Data collection; Data entry; Development; Highway maintenance; Integrated systems; Maintenance management

Maryland State Highway Administration

Administration and Management; Finance; Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; I10: Economics and Administration; I60: Maintenance

TRIS, TRB

Jul 15 2003 12:00AM

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