View and analyze 2D/3D pavement profiles
Various fixes.
We’re offering On-demand online ProVAL & Pavement Smoothness workshops. You can register it and pace yourself to learn. Each workshop includes two 80-minute sessions with a 20-minute break in between. Session 1: Basic Profiling and IRI Analysis, Session 2: Advanced topics including Smoothness Assurance Module (SAM). Attendees will need to have **two computer screens**: viewing the instructions and running the ProVAL software. **Download and install the latest ProVAL software** (https://www.roadprofile.com/proval-software/current-version/). The registration fee is USD 150 per person. Certificates of completion with Continuing Education Units will be emailed to participants upon request. After registration, you will need to save the provided URL to view the recorded video either immediately or later.
Updated Ames importers to fix issues with opening or editing Ames files.
Several fixes, mostly for the Smoothness Assurance analysis.
The 2021 ProVAL workshop schedule is posted. Please check it out.
FHWA has just published one of our recent reports by @TheTranstecGroup and @Wood on the Data Quality Management Plan (DQMP). This report is the Phase I report entitled “Successful Practices for Quality Management of Pavement Surface Condition Data Collection and Analysis. This document’s performance measures include International Roughness Index (IRI), cracking, rutting, and faulting. This document is a living document to assist US State Highway Administration in improving their DQMP for States’ asset management and the data submitted to the US Highway Performance Management System (HPMS). Any readers can download this report from this URL (https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/pavement/pub_details.cfm?id=1120). The final DQMP report will include lessons-learn from pilot projects of applying this document to the data quality management at the Alabama Department of Transportation (DOT), Washing State DOT, and Pennsylvania DOT. The same principles can also be useful for any data quality management around the world.
The Transtec Group now offers online ProVAL pavement smoothness workshops. Sign up now for the next hands-on, virtual workshop on December 2nd, 2020 beginning at 7 am CDT.
The workshop will consist of two 80-minute sessions with a 20-minute break in between.
The first two sessions are ***pre-recorded. *** We’ll then conduct a live Q-&-A for 20 min. after the 3-hour session.
The cost to attend is $200 per person. DOTs can use “DOT” as the discount code. Students can use “STUDENT” as the discount code to attend the workshop for FREE! Seats are limited!
Attendees will need to use two computer screens, one for viewing the instructions and one for running the ProVAL software. Download and install the latest ProVAL software for free before the workshop.
ProVAL is an engineering software application used to view and analyze pavement profiles. In ProVAL, users can import profiles from various file formats and save them in the Pavement Profile standard file type. Entire analysis projects can be saved, which preserves user information and analysis inputs. After analyses have been performed, the user can print a report of the original profiles and the results of any analyses performed. ProVAL has been adopted by many agencies around the world. Learn more at www.RoadProfile.com.
Excerpt from the ProVAL workshop handouts:
Minor bug fix and updated code from Ames to accommodate new systems.
The Transtec Group now offers online ProVAL pavement smoothness workshops. Sign up now for the next hands-on, virtual workshop on October 27, 2020 beginning at 10 am CDT.
The workshop will consist of two 80-minute sessions with a 20 minute break in between.
The cost to attend is $299 per person. Students can use the discount code “Students” and register at UDS $150 per person. Seats are limited!
Attendees will need to use two computer screens, one for viewing the instructions and one for running the ProVAL software. Download and install the latest ProVAL software for free before the workshop.
ProVAL is an engineering software application used to view and analyze pavement profiles. In ProVAL, users can import profiles from various file formats and save them in the Pavement Profile standard file type. Entire analysis projects can be saved, which preserves user information and analysis inputs. After analyses have been performed, the user can print a report of the original profiles and the results of any analyses performed. ProVAL has been adopted by many agencies around the world. Learn more at www.RoadProfile.com.
Excerpt from the ProVAL workshop handouts:
The Road Profile Users Group (RPUG) just completed a 5-day RPUG 2020 webinar spanning in two months. It was a success attended by tripling the size of the usual RPUG attendance. Now the presentations and the recordings of the webinars are posted. What’s more.. we are starting to post past RPUG event photos and videos for the old-timers to relive these moments. Please check them out!