Please join the National Road Research Alliance (NRRA) for a very special “Research Pays Off Webinar Day” on November 20, 2018. NRRA will be running 8 half-hour presentations—5 CONCRETE-RELATED—about the NRRA Long-Term Research. Teams—Flexible, Rigid, Geotech and Preventive Maintenance—will cover the the 2017 projects-one year out. Each presentation will be lead by the principle investigator.
The long-term research conducted by the NRRA teams—Rigid, Flexible, Geotech and Pavement Maintenance—and was constructed in the summer and fall of 2017. Now these test cells are a year old and the principle investigators for each project will talk about what we have learned so far. Road Research will highlight research topics that will make an impact on the work done in the state of Minnesota and around the United States.
The webinar SKYPE ‘room’ will be open from 9-11 (CDT) in the morning and 1-3 9-11 (CDT) in the afternoon. Please drop in for the presentations that interest you most … or stay for all of them!
5 of 8 of the presentations are on important concrete-related research topics of interest (see all 8 topics by clicking link below, and on link under image below right):
- 9:00 am (CDT):
Determining Pavement Design Criteria for Recycled Aggregate Base and Large Stone Subbase (Concrete & Asphalt) - 9:30 am (CDT):
Performance Benefits of Fiber-Reinforced Thin Concrete Pavement and Overlays - 10:00 am (CDT):
Reduced Cementitious Material in Optimized Concrete Mixture - 1:30 pm (CDT):
Evaluation of Long-Term Impacts of Early Opening of Concrete Pavements - 2:00 pm (CDT):
Effective Long Lasting Partial Depth Joint Repairs for Challenging Conditions
For all information and Skype Connection link, please go to: http://www.dot.state.mn.us/mnroad/researchpaysoff/index.html
The links below will bring up calendar files you can save to Outlook
(one for this month and one for the whole year):
Special Research Pays Off Webinar NRRA Teams One Year Out.ics
YearlyRPOcalendar2018.ics
To the best of NRRA’s knowledge, this course/activity meets the continuing education requirements for PDHs as outlined in Minnesota Statute 326.107. More information concerning continuing education for professionals is available on the Minnesota Board of AELSLAGID website.