Apr12018 Infrasense worked with the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute and Dynatest Consulting to complete a NDT subsurface pavement structure investigation as part of a legislature-commissioned study to determine the investment needs for all county and township roads and bridges in North Dakota. The pavement investigation project included GPR pavement thickness and structure data collection and analysis for over 1500 miles of roads in 2013, and over 2600 miles of roads in 2015, in order to supplement falling weight deflectometer testing. A Quality Assurance process was developed in working with Dynatest to both streamline and improve the overall accuracy of the GPR and FWD results. [/vc_column_text] Categories: GPR for Pavement Evaluation, GPR-featured, North Dakota, Pavement Structure Evaluation, Pavement Structure Evaluation - featuredApril 1, 2018Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:GPR Condition Surveys of Connecticut Highway Bridge DecksNextNext post:Statewide Pavement Structure Evaluations in VirginiaRelated PostsMinnesota Pavement Thickness SurveyJuly 7, 2021Pavement Layer Thickness Survey in Lewis County, New YorkJune 15, 2021GPR Scan on Connecticut InterstateMay 25, 2021Throwback Thursday – 30 Years Ago at InfrasenseFebruary 4, 2021Infrasense Scans Highway Pavement Outside Atlanta, GADecember 7, 2019Infrasense Performs GPR Analysis on 7000 Kilometers of Pavement in IsraelOctober 10, 2019
