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The Bureau of Reclamation has approximately 300 public bridges and 1500 non-public bridges in its National Bridge Inventory. Almost all are at least 50 years old and many are in rural, low volume settings. This challenge is the same for many other Federal Land Management...
This research project assessed the suitability of emerging automated, electric vehicle technologies on public lands and in remote locations. The long-term goal is to enhance visitor access and encourage car-free trips. The project included two pilot projects on National...
Given the lack of existing studies on rural roads for ADS purposes, this research project will be invaluable for Federal Land Management Agencies (FLMAs) to understand potential impacts, challenges, and opportunities of introducing ADS technology on public lands....
Engineered log jams and concrete dolosse (ELJ/CD) are constructed to mimic natural processes to minimize streambank erosion. ELJ/CDs can be an effective tool in sustainable river management. However, because regulatory agencies still consider these tools novel and...
This project provided a model for U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and other Federal Land Management Agencies (FLMAs) interested in using Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and related technologies for road condition inspections. Through demonstration flights and data...
The research project will create a fully dynamic web application to predict vulnerability of potentially undersized and geomorphologically hazardous culverts. This web application will be fully automated to sort risk associated with culvert-under-road sites to support...
Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy Urges Governors to Join National Initiative to Make Streets Safer, More Efficient (HTML, 508)
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