Research by Principal Investigator
Tom Cackler, Principal Investigator
Adjunct Instructor, Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental
Engineering (CCEE). See bio.
Projects
Listed with most current first.
- CP Road Map Administrative Support, Task 2
- Implementation Activities Supporting the International Technology Scan on Long-Life Concrete Pavements
- Implementation of Concrete Pavement Preservation and PCC Surface Characteristics: Tire Pavement Noise Program
- Investigation of Dual Roller-Integrated MDP/CMV Compaction Monitoring Technologies and Measurement Influence Depth
- Develop Onboard Machine Technology for Real-Time Determination of Soil Water Content
- Administrative Support Group for Concrete Pavement (CP) Road Map
- National Training for Integrating Materials and Construction Practices in Concrete Pavements: A State-of-the-Practice Manual
- SHRP-II Revision, NCHRP Project 20-58(04)A
- Development of Performance Properties of Ternary Mixes, Phase 1
- Field Validation of Intelligent Compaction Monitoring Technology for Unbound Materials and HMA
- Evaluation of Intelligent Compaction Systems
- Using Scanning Lasers for Real-Time Pavement Thickness Measurement, Phase I (TR-538)
- PCC Pavement Surface Characteristics
- Developing an Effective Construction Training Program for Hispanic Supervisors and Craft Workers, Phase 3
- Concrete Pavement Surface Characteristics (Proj. 15, Part 1)
- Field Evaluation of Compaction Monitoring Technology: Phase 2
- Developing an Effective Construction Training Program for American Supervisors and Hispanic Craft Workers, Phase 2
- Design and Construction Procedures for Concrete Overlay and Widening of Existing Pavements (TR-511, Proj. 6)
- A Pilot Study to Investigate the Use of Aggregate Screenings in Roadway Construction
- Field Evaluation of Compaction Monitoring Technology, Phase 1 (TR-495)
- Nondestructive Testing Technology for Quality Control and Acceptance of Flexible Pavement Construction
- Material and Construction Optimization for Prevention of Premature Pavement Distress in PCC Pavements, Phases I and II
- Developing an Effective Construction Training Program for Hispanic Supervisors and Craft Workers, Phase 1
- Improving Efficiency of Transportation Projects Using Laser Scanning
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