Trimble Case Studies Optimized Pavement Treatment Projects Using AgileAssets® Pavement AnalystTM and Maintenance Manager

	Optimized Pavement Treatment Projects Using AgileAssets® Pavement AnalystTM and Maintenance Manager Trimble

Optimized Pavement Treatment Projects Using AgileAssets® Pavement AnalystTM and Maintenance Manager

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Technology Category	Functional Applications - Remote Monitoring & Control Systems
Applicable Industries	Transportation
Applicable Functions	Maintenance
Use Cases	Remote Asset Management
Services	System Integration Training
Challenge	The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) manages more than 25,000 lane miles of highway, nearly 3,000 bridges and culverts, 2,055 miles of railroad right-of-way, and 61 public-use airports. The department also oversees three international ports of entry, 32 rest stops, and 34 nationally designated scenic, historic, and recreational trails. NMDOT faced several challenges in optimizing its pavement treatment process. A primary concern was the operational challenge of developing and implementing the program throughout the state. The integration of the software with the department’s legacy pavement data-collection systems was another challenge. In addition, a significant challenge was the organization and management of statewide staff training. Read More
About Customer	The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) is a government agency responsible for the management of the transportation infrastructure within the state of New Mexico. This includes the management of more than 25,000 lane miles of highway, nearly 3,000 bridges and culverts, 2,055 miles of railroad right-of-way, and 61 public-use airports. The department also oversees three international ports of entry, 32 rest stops, and 34 nationally designated scenic, historic, and recreational trails. NMDOT's mission is to provide a safe and efficient transportation system for the public, while maintaining the state's infrastructure at a high level of service. Read More
Solution	NMDOT implemented AgileAssets Pavement Analyst (PMS), Maintenance Manager (MMS), and other key capabilities to enable optimization of the pavement treatment process. Key aspects of the project included establishing pavement condition ratings and individual distress indices, grouping distress indices by types of pavement distress that contribute to structural, environmental, or safety-related performance of the roadway. The AgileAssets PMS was used to generate a Pavement Condition Report (PCR) with recommended treatments for each pavement project statewide. The PMS-recommended pavement treatments were prioritized based on the lowest index to ensure the highest benefit with the lowest cost. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Functional Applications - Remote Monitoring & Control Systems

Applicable Industries

Transportation

Applicable Functions

Maintenance

Use Cases

Remote Asset Management

Services

System Integration

Training

Challenge

The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) manages more than 25,000 lane miles of highway, nearly 3,000 bridges and culverts, 2,055 miles of railroad right-of-way, and 61 public-use airports. The department also oversees three international ports of entry, 32 rest stops, and 34 nationally designated scenic, historic, and recreational trails. NMDOT faced several challenges in optimizing its pavement treatment process. A primary concern was the operational challenge of developing and implementing the program throughout the state. The integration of the software with the department’s legacy pavement data-collection systems was another challenge. In addition, a significant challenge was the organization and management of statewide staff training.

About Customer

The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) is a government agency responsible for the management of the transportation infrastructure within the state of New Mexico. This includes the management of more than 25,000 lane miles of highway, nearly 3,000 bridges and culverts, 2,055 miles of railroad right-of-way, and 61 public-use airports. The department also oversees three international ports of entry, 32 rest stops, and 34 nationally designated scenic, historic, and recreational trails. NMDOT's mission is to provide a safe and efficient transportation system for the public, while maintaining the state's infrastructure at a high level of service.

Solution

NMDOT implemented AgileAssets Pavement Analyst (PMS), Maintenance Manager (MMS), and other key capabilities to enable optimization of the pavement treatment process. Key aspects of the project included establishing pavement condition ratings and individual distress indices, grouping distress indices by types of pavement distress that contribute to structural, environmental, or safety-related performance of the roadway. The AgileAssets PMS was used to generate a Pavement Condition Report (PCR) with recommended treatments for each pavement project statewide. The PMS-recommended pavement treatments were prioritized based on the lowest index to ensure the highest benefit with the lowest cost.

Impact #1	NMDOT is now able to determine the most cost-effective treatments that address prevalent pavement distress.
Impact #2	NMDOT is now able to achieve a high return on its pavement investments.
Impact #3	NMDOT is now able to make more effective use of pavement funding.

Impact #1

NMDOT is now able to determine the most cost-effective treatments that address prevalent pavement distress.

Impact #2

NMDOT is now able to achieve a high return on its pavement investments.

Impact #3

NMDOT is now able to make more effective use of pavement funding.

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Optimized Pavement Treatment Projects Using AgileAssets® Pavement AnalystTM and Maintenance Manager

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