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• New Computer Models Can Help Maximize Impacts of Maintenance Bugets
  Posted: Dec 9
  Researchers at the University of Colorado Denver and Colorado State University have developed computer models that will help decision-makers, such as highway agency staff and building owners and managers, allocate limited financial resources in ways that will most effectively extend the lives of structures such as bridges and buildings.
• Researchers Learn How Impacts to Bridge Columns Affect Future Performance in Earthquakes
  Posted: Dec 9
  Researchers at Utah State University examined how the vital connections between bridge components used in accelerated bridge construction react to vehicle impacts and how those impacts affect any subsequent earthquake activity.
• New Bridge Deck Repair Technique Will Cut Maintenance Costs While Keeping Bridges Safe
  Posted: Dec 3
  Researchers at the University of Utah developed a repair technique that will reduce maintenance costs and sustain the safety of bridges that are suffering from delamination of their concrete bridge decks.
• Clarifying Load Ratings for Timber Bridges Helps Local Road Agencies
  Posted: Nov 12
  Researchers at the University of Colorado Denver studied timber bridges as well as computer models to determine how two common load rating methods are related.