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http://onlinepubs.trb.org.../conf/1994/cp5/cp5-002.pdf

Automated electronic procedures for data capture and transmission appear to be superior compared with manual paper-based methods. Many highway agencies are now either using or exploring some of these innovative technologies for many of their data collection activities. For maintenance management, a variety of recording and data entry procedures involving pen and paper could be considerably improved using electronic equipment such as portable and pen-based computers, identification technologies including barcoding and voice recognition, and location systems such as global positioning system and geographic information system. In addition, data transmission can be accomplished much faster and in real time between distant locations using telecommunications systems such as mobile phones. The application of advanced data acquisition technologies for maintenance management in state highway departments is summarized.

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p. 9-17

1995

Transportation Research Board Conference Proceedings

Maintenance Management

0309061067

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Automatic data collection systems; Bar codes; Computers; Conferences; Data collection; Data communications; Electronic equipment; Geographic information systems; Global Positioning System; Maintenance management; Speech recognition; Technological innovations; Telecommunications

Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; 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
• 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
• INTEGRATION OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES
• 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