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There is an important and direct relationship between IHSDM and AASHTO’s Highway Safety Manual. This section explains that relationship and the advantages of using IHSDM to apply HSM Part C predictive methods.
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Welcome to the IHSDM Resources and Training Page. There are many resources available to help IHSDM users. This section provides information on resources such as technical support, training, and contacts.
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This section provides suggestions for getting started with IHSDM as a new user or as a previous user of the tool.
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IHSDM is a suite of software analysis tools used to evaluate the safety and operational effects of geometric design decisions on highways.
IHSDM is a decision-support tool that provides estimates of a highway design's expected safety and operational performance. Results of the IHSDM support decisionmaking in the highway design process. Intended users include highway project managers, designers, and traffic and safety reviewers in State and local highway agencies and in engineering consulting firms.
Welcome to the IHSDM Frequently Asked Questions page. This is the starting point for information regarding the capabilities of this software, its most effective uses, and how to deploy it.
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The following FAQs will help you to download and install the IHSDM software.
Contact your Contracting Officer s Representative (COR) for all EEBACS/Masterworks issues. They will submit your request, question, or recommendation to the appropriate Service Desk, Component Lead,...
For decades, nondestructive evaluation (NDE) has been an essential part of the extraordinary quality and performance achieved in modern steel bridges. Steel bridges have evolved with the use of new materials and fabrication practices, but the NDE methodologies deployed have generally remained the same. The goal of this umbrella topic is to capitalize on the many opportunities to improve fabrication practices with new and improved NDE for measurement and inspection.
Two NDE Roadmap working groups were established in March 2020 under the auspices of the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Standing Committee on Fabrication and Inspection of Metal Structures (AKC70) and the Standing Committee on Testing and...