Paper ID#	Primary Author	Paper Title
4	A. Rafi	Integrated Road Management Systems (IRMS)
5	M. Slavik	Handling Uncertainty in Pavement Design
6	D. MacLeod	Development of a Multi-Year Operational Plan for Rehabilitation of a Low Volume Pavement Network
7	D. MacLeod	Performance of a Specialized Haul Route
8	T. Papagiannakis	Incorporating User Costs into Pavement Management Decisions
9	W. Hudson	Measurable Benefit Obtained from Pavement Management
14	W. Hatcher	The Use of Predictive Modeling for Tendering Long-Term Maintenance Contracts
16	J. Mikolaj	Execution of Pavement Management System by the National Road Agency
17	N. Jackson	Implementation of Network Level Pavement Management in Tennessee
21	T. Papagiannakis	Relative Importance of User and Agency Costs in Pavement LCCA
24	J.K. Sztraka	Quantifiable Benefits of Pavement Management in Aid of Setting and Achieving Goals
32	W. Wells	Role of Regional Agencies in Implementing Pavement Management Systems & Overcoming Institutional Objectives
37	M. Hossain	Evaluation of General Aviation Airport Condition in Kansas—Results and Implications
39	C. Molzer	Bayesian-Statistics for Developing Pavement Performance Models
41	S.W. Hudson	Interface Requirements of Asset Management with Existing Pavement Management Systems
42	R. Haas	Maximizing Customer Benefits as the Ultimate Goal of Pavement Management
43	M. Pinard	Managing SADC Roads Agencies in the New Millennium: The Role of Road Asset Management Systems
50	J. Potucek	Integrating Pavement Management
51	T. Henning	The Nationwide Implementation of Pavement Prediction Modeling in New Zealand
55	A. Vycudil	Elements of the Austrian PMS and Experiences From the First Application
56	L. Hawker	The New Generation Pavement Management System for Major Roads in England
57	L. Hawker	The New Generation Data Collection Regime for Pavements for Major Roads in England
58	V. Männistö	Network Level Analysis of Pavements and Bridges in Europe
59	A. Ruotoistemäk	Improvement of the Network Level PMS in Finland
60	A. Ferreira	A GIS-Based Pavement Management System
62	S.L. Sissel	Development of Multi-Year Plan System for Highway Construction and Maintenance Based on LCCA
63	S. Tighe	Integrating Safety with Asset Management Systems
64	R. Haas	Pavement Management in Long Term, Performance Based, Network Contracts
65	K.S. Venukanthan	Development of a Customized Pavement Management System Software
66	K.S. Venukanthan	Development of Performance Models from PMS Data
67	J.J. Hajek	New Developments in the Use of Traffic Data for Pavement Management
68	G. Fawcett	The Use of Composite Indices as Resurfacing Triggers
69	M. Yapp	Impact of Utility Cuts on Pavement Performance in the City of Seattle
73	O. Gutiérrez-Bolivar	Managing Port Pavements
75	O. Gutiérrez-Bolivar	Fatigue Cracking and Deflection
78	A. Veeraragavan	Application of Reliability Concepts in Pavement Maintenance Management
80	J.R. Kristiansen	Why a PMS Implemented in 1989 Is Still a Success and Continuously Used
82	P. Kadar	Implementation of PMS Techniques in Performance Based Long Term Maintenance Contracts in Australia
84	P.L. Lees	Building PMS Champions
86	G. Ruck	Beyond Pavement Management Optimization
91	K.J. Feighan	Maintenance Standards—The Interface Between PMS and Maintenance Programs
93	T. Kazmierowski	A Second Generation PMS for the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario
94	L. Ningyuan	Integrating Dynamic Performance Prediction Models into Pavement Management Maintenance and Rehabilitation Programs
95	J. Ponniah	A Critical Review of an Existing Pavement Condition Rating System
97	J. Lang	Pavement Management Systems in Sweden
98	G.W. Flintsch	Framework for a Web-based Intelligent Infrastructure Asset Management System
99	A. Gulyás	Analysis of Network Level Condition Indicators Using Statistical Correlations
100	J. Lang	Prediction Model in the Swedish PMS
101	O. Smadi	Knowledge Based Expert System Pavement Management Optimization
104	D.R. Winter	Nebraska's Experience Switching from a Mainframe Based Pavement Management System to a PC Based Pavement Management System
105	L. Pierce	An Assessment of the Benefits of Washington State Pavement Management System
109	S. Zaghoul	Development of Nova Scotia Traffic Census System
110	A. Covey	Using Computerized Application for Risk Management of Sidewalks
112	P.D. Thompson	Plan for the Nova Scotia Transportation Management Information System
113	L. Cowe Falls	Asset Valuation as a Key Element of Pavement Management
117	S. Massey	Caltrans Innovative Approaches to Preventive Maintenance
119	S.H. Alavi	Framework for the Development of a Statewide Equivalent Single Axle Load (ESAL) Table for use in Pavement Management Systems
122	M. Shahin	Pavement Management—MicroPAVER Update
127	W.D. Paterson	Applying Strategic Expenditure Planning to Road Management in Indonesia
128	L.M. Templo	Integrating Road Management Systems and Information Technology In Business Process Reforms
129	D. Gryteselv	PMS99—The New Norwegian Pavement Management System
131	K.A. Zimmerman	Building on a State’s Experience in Pavement Management Over Time
132	K.A. Zimmerman	Pavement Management Applications in Contract Maintenance
134	F. Bernard	In Urban Environment No Effective PMS Without IMS
141	P. Pienaar	A Comparison of the HDM-4 with the HDM III on a Case Study in Swaziland
143	R. Smith	Sustainability—Will The PRMDP PMS Survive?
145	L. Cowe Falls	Web Enablement of a Pavement Management System—The Alberta Model
148	K. Chatti	Development of Roughness Thresholds for Preventive Maintenance of Pavements
149	S. Landers	Development of Quality Assurance and Control Procedures for Network Level Contract Pavement Surface Condition Surveys
150	S. Landers	Development of a Pavement Surface Performance Measure for the British Columbia Pavement Management System
152	M. Erchul	Effectively Presenting Pavement Management System Information to Decision-Makers: Local Agency Experiences
153	K.S. Venukanthan	The Importance of Hotline Support in the Development of Pavement Management System Software
154	K.S. Venukanthan	Changing Pavement Management Systems—One Agency’s Experience
155	C. Comer	Leveraging the Use of Pavement Management Results
158	M. Broten	The Airfield Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Evaluation Procedure: Advantages, Common Misapplications, and Potential Pitfalls
160	S. Knepper	Development of a Pavement Management System in Germany
161	R. Sinhal	Use of Whole Life Costs in Network Level Assessments of Road Maintenance Budgets
170	R. Thompson	Integrated Asset Management Strategies for Unpaved Mine Haul Roads
174	P.J. Stephanos	Implementation of a New Pavement Management Planning Process at the Maryland State Highway Administration
175	A. Hedfi	Pavement Performance Modeling: An Applied Approach at the State of Maryland
176	E.A. Sharaf	A Two Fold Optimization System for Highway Maintenance Fund Allocation
178	W. Uddin	Airborne LIDAR Digital Terrain Mapping for Transportation Infrastructure Asset Management
180	T. Fwa	Optimal Co-ordination of Multiple Agencies’ Activities in PMS
184	C. Schut	Responsible Pavement Management
185	M. Pasetto	A Model for Maintenance Management of Road Pavements Classified by Quick Visual Estimate PDI: Applicability to Urban Road Networks
188	J. Hede	Airpave Management—An Innovative Integrated Pavement Management System for Airport Pavements
189	A.A. Amekudzi	Application of Shortfall Analysis and Markowitz' Theory in Investment Tradeoff Analysis for Competing Infrastructure: Using HERS and NBIAS for Integrated Asset Management
190	K.C. Wang	Data Collection and Integration for Highway Asset Management
191	S. McNeil	Tools to Support Management System Integration for Asset Management
192	H. Lee	Pavement Management Strategy and Requirement for Ohio Department of Transportation
193	S. Wu	Smooth Transition from Manual to Automated Condition Survey
194	N.O. Attoh-Okine	Potential Applications of Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) in the Management of Infrastructure Assets
195	B. Obika	A Decade Old Botswana Road Management System: An Appraisal
197	M.A. Karan	An Overview of Kuwait's Integrated Infrastructure Maintenance Management System (KIMMS)
199	K.L. Sanford Bernhardt	Building Blocks for Local Agency Asset Managment
200	P. Herabat	The Integration of Asset Valuation and Thailand Pavement Management System
201	C. Chou	Analysis of Maintenance Needs for Improving Runway Skid Resistance
202	O. Fonseca	A Network Level Approach for Simultaneously Managing Pavements of a Set of Airports