FY 2009 Project Selection

 

The following proposals have been selected by ODOT’s Research Selection Committee and forwarded to the Federal Highway Administration for final approval.  Once this approval has been obtained, notification letters will be sent to all principal investigators who submitted proposals for consideration.  Thank you for your interest in Ohio’s transportation research program.

 

09-02 Tracking of Indiana Bat Migration This project was withdrawn by the Office of Environmental Services.
09-03 Update Data and Procedures for Estimating Design Hour Volume The Office of Technical Services will revise this RFP to be included in a future solicitation.
09-04 Rapid Orthophoto Development System Ohio State University, Dr. Charles Toth
09-05 Statistical Validation of Speeds and Travel Time Provided by a Data Service Provider University of Akron, Dr. Bill Schneider
09-06 Long Term Validation of an Accelerated Polishing Test Procedure for HMA Pavements University of Akron, Dr. Robert Liang
09-07 GPS-Based Household Interview Survey for the Cincinnati Ohio Region Abt SRBI, Dr. Peter Stopher
09-09 Resilient Modulus Predictive for Granular Base and Subgrade This project was withdrawn by the Office of Pavement Engineering.
09-10 Develop Traffic Counter Bench Tester with 8-Lane Testing Capacity Athens Technical Specialists, Mr. Jeff McKnight

 

The following student study problem statements have been recommended for funding.

 

Evaluation of Geotexitle Fabric in Undercut on MSE Wall Stability Cleveland State University
Principal Investigator: Lutful Khan
Student: Cynthia Pearson
Pavement Maintenance Practices for Asphalt Surfaced Roads University of Akron
Principal Investigator: Daren Zywicki
Student:
Develop a Method to Predict Pile Set-up for Soils in Ohio Cleveland State University
Principal Investigator: Lutful Khan
Student: Susheel Kolwalkar
Beneficial Utilization of Lime Sludge for Subgrade Stabilization: A Pilot Investigation Case Western Reserve University
Principal Investigator: B
ill Yu
Student: Susan Lingenfelter

 

The following proposals were recommended through OPREP:

 

Optimum Loop Placement That Balances Operational Efficiency and Dilemma Zone Protection University of Cincinnati, Dr. Heng Wei
Investigate Feasibility of Using Ground Penetrating Radar in QC/QA of Rubblization Projects Inframe, Dr. Arudi Rajagopal

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