Open Journal of Civil Engineering

Open Journal of Civil Engineering

ISSN Print: 2164-3164
ISSN Online: 2164-3172
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"Bottleneck Merge Control Strategies for Work Zones: Available Options and Current Practices"
written by Ossama E. Ramadan, Virginia P. Sisiopiku,
published by Open Journal of Civil Engineering, Vol.5 No.4, 2015
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[3] Planning of Detours for Major Construction Projects and Assessing Their Impacts on Traffic Operations
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[4] Assessing Work Zone Traffic Control Options for 3-to-1 Lane Closures
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[5] Analysis of driver's decision distance and merging distance in work zone area based on parametric survival models: With the aid of a driving simulator experiment
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[6] Enhancing Work Zone Mobility through Design and Control of Lane Closures
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[7] DRIVE-BY BRIDGE DAMAGE INSPECTION AND MONITORING
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[8] Modeling Highway Performance under Various Short-Term Work Zone Configurations
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[9] Drive-by bridge frequency identification under operational roadway speeds employing frequency independent underdamped pinning stochastic resonance (FI-UPSR)
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[10] Drive-by Bridge Damage Monitoring: Concise Review
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[11] Impact of Bottleneck Merge Control Strategies on Freeway Level of Service
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[12] Evaluation of Merge Control Strategies at Interstate Work Zones under Peak and Off-Peak Traffic Conditions
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[13] Evaluation of merge control strategies for interstate work zones and their impacts on construction planning and scheduling decisions
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