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Louisville Viasmart Over-Height And Flood Driver Prevention And Protection Systems, William R. Lyon, Dana Spratt, Terri Combs, Chris Seidt
Louisville Viasmart Over-Height And Flood Driver Prevention And Protection Systems, William R. Lyon, Dana Spratt, Terri Combs, Chris Seidt
Purdue Road School
This exciting project is a federal grant project that deploys and uses the latest advancements on transportation technology to prevent over-height truck from striking tunnel/bridge overpasses and viaducts and to prevent all drivers from entering dangerous flooded roadways. These systems use the latest cyber-security and connected/automated vehicle (CAV V2X & X2V), Artificial intelligence (AI) and Machine Language solutions. The system also deploys new experimental technology assured to enhance all existing traveler notification systems currently in use. This project was specifically called out by then acting transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg at the 2024 ITS America Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. He called …
Project Delivery Methods In Action, Tim Jensen, Sarah Reed
Project Delivery Methods In Action, Tim Jensen, Sarah Reed
Purdue Road School
This presentation will cover the various project delivery methods available to cities, towns, and counties. It will also describe real-life examples of how each is used, how the method is determined, and why a community chooses one method over another.
Navigating The Perils: Operational Safety In Conflict Zones, Mabior Deng Kuer Mabior, Caroline K Marete
Navigating The Perils: Operational Safety In Conflict Zones, Mabior Deng Kuer Mabior, Caroline K Marete
Purdue Road School
This presentation will investigate operational safety challenges for airlines operating in conflict zones, with a focus on risk factors, mitigation strategies, and case studies. The goal is to provide industry professionals and policymakers with actionable strategies to improve operational safety and minimize risks in conflict-affected areas, thus ensuring safer air transport operations.
Kiss: Keep It Simple For Safety, David Orr
Kiss: Keep It Simple For Safety, David Orr
Purdue Road School
There are high-tech tools for measuring speed, traffic volume, and other items needed in a safety study. There are also very simple methods that can be used by anyone to get an initial estimate, check the fancy tools, or determining if it is worth spending time and money on a more complicated review. This session will review some of these simple methods to determine traffic volumes, speeds, sight distance, passing zones, clear zones, and where to place road signs.
A Dyer Story: Us 30 Bridge Replacement, Josshé Palm, Anthony Fadke, Landon Morris, Karl Krukenberg
A Dyer Story: Us 30 Bridge Replacement, Josshé Palm, Anthony Fadke, Landon Morris, Karl Krukenberg
Purdue Road School
Discover how a utility company, contractor, designer, and utility coordinator collaborated to safely and successfully execute a bridge replacement project right next to a gas pipeline. This session will provide an in-depth look at the challenges faced, the strategies employed, and the teamwork that made it all possible. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a project that utilized available resources to mitigate risks and achieve a successful bridge replacement.
Characteristics Of Helicopter Air Ambulance Services In Indiana, Mary Johnson, Gustavo Sanchez Cortes
Characteristics Of Helicopter Air Ambulance Services In Indiana, Mary Johnson, Gustavo Sanchez Cortes
Purdue Road School
Helicopter air ambulances provide an essential service by reducing the time required for medical attention to individuals needing urgent care. This session will analyze reasons for transport, response times, seasonality, and the healthcare infrastructure of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) activities in Indiana from 2020 to 2023.
Rising Expectation For Pavement Foundation, Kumar Dave, Nayyar Siddiki
Rising Expectation For Pavement Foundation, Kumar Dave, Nayyar Siddiki
Purdue Road School
This session is essential for anyone involved in transportation engineering and roadway construction. Attendees will discover the latest advancements in subgrade treatment, long lasting pavement design, and construction techniques (including QC/QA) that are driving higher standards in pavement foundations. Learn how INDOT professionals are adapting to meet these increasing demands, ensuring longevity and reliability in modern infrastructure.
Automated Machine Guidance (Amg) Technology And 3d Modeling, Dean Teska
Automated Machine Guidance (Amg) Technology And 3d Modeling, Dean Teska
Purdue Road School
In this session, we’ll explore how AMG improves roadway construction by cutting labor costs, enhancing data flow, and boosting project quality, ride, and duration. We’ll discuss how 3D models guide projects without traditional survey layouts and how AMG also transforms surveyors’ approach to large projects and enable more efficient and precise data collection without relying on string-lines or subgrade stakes. Real-world lessons learned from engineering teams will be shared.
Move Over Barrels: Automation To Keep Work Zones Safe, John Mcgregor, Ryan Huebschman, Matt Junak
Move Over Barrels: Automation To Keep Work Zones Safe, John Mcgregor, Ryan Huebschman, Matt Junak
Purdue Road School
This session will explore various cutting-edge technologies that agencies are currently deploying to enhance work zone safety. The discussed innovations will include CV applications that use the Work Zone Data Exchange (WZDx), machine vision technology to detect workers and alert drivers, Autonomous Truck Mounted Attenuators (ATMAs), and Automated Work Zone Speed Enforcement (AWZSE). These advancements aim to significantly reduce crashes and improve overall safety for both workers and drivers.
Pavement Patching: Indot’S Comprehensive Patching Table Initiatives, Kumar Dave, Tony Jones, Ben Stenger
Pavement Patching: Indot’S Comprehensive Patching Table Initiatives, Kumar Dave, Tony Jones, Ben Stenger
Purdue Road School
This presentation will highlight INDOT’s latest efforts to enhance pavement patching practices through the development of comprehensive patching tables as part of the pavement design process. We will cover the new structure of these patching tables and explore advanced technologies for identifying patch locations, including a case study on the use of LiDAR technology for precise mapping and implementation.
Constructability Reviews For The Win: How To Model Success, Jonathan Paauwe, Andrew Pangallo, Nathan Goins
Constructability Reviews For The Win: How To Model Success, Jonathan Paauwe, Andrew Pangallo, Nathan Goins
Purdue Road School
The success of a project hinges not only on innovative design but also on the practical feasibility of construction. This presentation delves into the critical role of constructability reviews in civil design projects. You’ll learn how to create/setup open format IFC models to be reviewed in many applications, and gain insights into best practices and strategies for integrating constructability reviews into your project workflow.
Structural Health Monitoring Of Bridges For Lifecycle Asset Management, Brittany Bullard, Brian Cherry
Structural Health Monitoring Of Bridges For Lifecycle Asset Management, Brittany Bullard, Brian Cherry
Purdue Road School
The US infrastructure is aging. Enhanced assessment is needed to extend the service life of existing assets. Both new construction and rehabilitation projects offer opportunities for the use of structural health monitoring (SHM). This presentation examines the use of three types of SHM systems applied to Indiana Toll Road bridges—live-load testing, long-term monitoring, and InSAR satellite data.
Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer, George Mccue, Dionysios Aliprantis, Patrick Patterson, Benjamin O'Brien, Chiara Cervini, Bruno Krause Moras
Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer, George Mccue, Dionysios Aliprantis, Patrick Patterson, Benjamin O'Brien, Chiara Cervini, Bruno Krause Moras
Purdue Road School
Purdue University, in partnership with INDOT, PC Krause and Associates, White Construction, William Charles Electric, and Cummins, Inc. transitioned the embedment of dynamic wireless power transfer (DWPT) technology from a controlled test setting to real roadway implementation. This presentation delves into the construction process of the quarter-mile DWPT project on northbound US 52/231 in West Lafayette and outlines the plans for testing the technology with a Cummins truck later this year.
Effective Asset Management Of Mechanically Stabilized Earth (Mse) Walls: Best Practices, Challenges, And Innovations, Aamir Turk, Joshua Lee, Malek Smadi
Effective Asset Management Of Mechanically Stabilized Earth (Mse) Walls: Best Practices, Challenges, And Innovations, Aamir Turk, Joshua Lee, Malek Smadi
Purdue Road School
MSE walls are widely used in civil engineering due to their cost-effectiveness and ability to retain earth efficiently. However, like any infrastructure, they require proper asset management to ensure long-term performance, safety, and durability. This presentation will provide a comprehensive overview of asset management strategies specifically for MSE walls, with an emphasis on inspection, maintenance, lifecycle management, and emerging technologies.
Airfield Vs. Roadway Pavements: Evaluation And Faa Impacts, Tim Mentel, James Howell
Airfield Vs. Roadway Pavements: Evaluation And Faa Impacts, Tim Mentel, James Howell
Purdue Road School
This presentation explores the critical differences in ASTM requirements for evaluating airside pavements vs. roadway and parking lot pavements. Attendees will learn about different pavement rating methods, their application in airport environments, recent updates to pavement strength reporting, and how PCI and PCR impact FAA grant funding eligibility—all essential knowledge for optimizing compliance and securing financial support.
Bell Ford Bridge Reconstruction Project, Daniel Kurdziel, Jim Barker, Matt Lee
Bell Ford Bridge Reconstruction Project, Daniel Kurdziel, Jim Barker, Matt Lee
Purdue Road School
The Bell Ford Bridge was originally constructed in 1869 until it collapsed in the 20th century. The remains were salvaged and stored for 20 years until it was to be rebuilt in Hamilton County, IN. This is the only remaining Combination Post Truss in existence and was rebuilt using 95% of the original iron and 10% of the original timber.
Winning Your Team With Intentional Connection, Jessica Miller, Kenny Franklin
Winning Your Team With Intentional Connection, Jessica Miller, Kenny Franklin
Purdue Road School
152. Winning Your Team With Intentional Connection As the leader of a team, how do you inspire others even when you don’t have all the answers? This session will introduce ways to be intentional in our relationships and make deeper connections with our team members. We hope you leave this session with the courage to be vulnerable and drive your vision.
Beyond Cultural Responsiveness: Elevating African American Stem Education Through African-Centered Models, Deanna Bailey, Charnee Bowens, Tamara Altman
Beyond Cultural Responsiveness: Elevating African American Stem Education Through African-Centered Models, Deanna Bailey, Charnee Bowens, Tamara Altman
Journal of Pre-College Engineering Education Research (J-PEER)
Researchers posit that the way science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) are taught to African Americans contributes to their underrepresentation in the STEM fields. STEM educators are increasingly utilizing culturally relevant pedagogy, culturally responsive teaching strategies, and culturally sustaining pedagogy to engage the African American STEM learner. However, these techniques are limited in addressing the holistic development, healing, and needs of African people.[1] This essay advocates for the use and study of a new educational model titled African-centered STEM education (ACSE). The authors contend that this model is effective for African American STEM learners and African people and benefits …
Leveraging Indianamap Data And Tools For Transportation Projects, Ben Grubbs, Rick Rahe
Leveraging Indianamap Data And Tools For Transportation Projects, Ben Grubbs, Rick Rahe
Purdue Road School
IndianaMap provides essential datasets for transportation projects, including roads, parcels, wetlands, streams, floodplains, elevation, imagery and more. This session will demonstrate how to utilize the IndianaMap AGOL community account’s tools, such as Experience Builder, Survey123, Field Maps, and Dashboards. Learn how to import/export data, perform geoprocessing tasks in Map Viewer, and access free ESRI training to optimize transportation planning and execution.
Going With The Flow: Successful Stream Reconstruction Lessons, Chris Leek, Summer Elmore, Jacob Burskey
Going With The Flow: Successful Stream Reconstruction Lessons, Chris Leek, Summer Elmore, Jacob Burskey
Purdue Road School
The West Fork Blue River Stream Mitigation Reconstruction project required unique coordination efforts between INDOT EWPO, the designer, and the district. The field team will share the valuable lessons that emerged over the course of the reconstruction, including the value-added benefits of having on-site environmental observation, the need to adjust to site conditions and permitting hurdles, and vital communication strategies for collaborating with stakeholders.
The Lloyd4u: Embracing Innovative Intersections, David Goffinet, Nicole Minton, Emily Sprinkle
The Lloyd4u: Embracing Innovative Intersections, David Goffinet, Nicole Minton, Emily Sprinkle
Purdue Road School
The Lloyd4U includes over a dozen improvement projects along the Lloyd Expressway in southwest Indiana. The projects include three DLTs, two RCUTs, a hybrid DLT/BLT, interchange modifications, road closures, and more along the highest volume corridor in the region. Implementing an educational campaign to boost driver confidence was essential to the project’s success. Team members will share a range of examples that were implemented to enhance public awareness and build understanding of the innovative intersections’ benefits.
Completing The Crossing - Status Of I-69 Orx Section 2, Patty Dunaway, Danny Corbin, Amanda Spencer
Completing The Crossing - Status Of I-69 Orx Section 2, Patty Dunaway, Danny Corbin, Amanda Spencer
Purdue Road School
The presentation as part of 2025 Purdue Road School is an overview of the status of I-69 ORX Section 2. The discussion includes the Ohio River Crossing project's history, overview, and the proposed next steps and procurement process. Challenges and solutions, risk and mitigation, request for information questions and summary, and target dates are discussed.
Effective Utility Coordination: Impo Discussion, Natalie Parks
Effective Utility Coordination: Impo Discussion, Natalie Parks
Purdue Road School
Utility-related construction delays continue to plague our industry despite processes in place to provide better communication throughout the project delivery process. The IMPO conducted a study to review effective utility coordination practices that minimized construction delays. This presentation will give an overview of the research and the key outcomes, provide practical steps forward, and outline possible implementation procedures that can be applied specifically to local agency projects.
Ohio Dot Automated Driving System Deployment Project Findings, Ben Ritchey
Ohio Dot Automated Driving System Deployment Project Findings, Ben Ritchey
Purdue Road School
Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the findings from the OhioDOT Automated Driving Systems (ADS) Deployment project of tractor semi-trailers and Ford transit vans operating on Ohio public roads using Level 2/3 technology. The tractors used truck platooning technology and were operated by a motor carrier in revenue service. The passenger vans operated in three project designated routes using HD maps and were operated by project team members.
Indiana Geology And The Sampling Process, Samuel Clawson, Nayyar Siddiki
Indiana Geology And The Sampling Process, Samuel Clawson, Nayyar Siddiki
Purdue Road School
Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the geologic layers of Indiana, why it is important to take them into consideration for roadway construction, and how the in-house sampling process functions.
Lessons Learned: Building A Successful Educational Campaign, Emily Deason, Mindy Peterson
Lessons Learned: Building A Successful Educational Campaign, Emily Deason, Mindy Peterson
Purdue Road School
J-turn, roundabout, and zipper merge are not bad, but they can create instant anxiety with the public. Don’t let negativity keep your next project from getting off to a strong start. In this session, you’ll hear about an I-69 ORX educational campaign that successfully turned the tide of public sentiment in Henderson, KY when six new roundabouts were introduced. You’ll hear about the tools, tips, and tactics that can help any educational campaign succeed.
Advanced Air Mobility At Purdue: Opportunity Meets Capability, Bill Crossley
Advanced Air Mobility At Purdue: Opportunity Meets Capability, Bill Crossley
Purdue Road School
Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) is a phrase describing the emerging aerospace sector that brings together new and evolving technologies to revolutionize aviation. The conjunction of electric aircraft propulsion, autonomy and automation, and advanced materials and manufacturing holds the potential for the safe, lower-cost, higher-reliability transportation of passengers and cargo in urban and regional settings. This session will discuss how Purdue’s problem-solving abilities enable AAM.
Indy’S Successful $20 Million Ss4a Implementation Grant: Application Insights, Christian Cambron, Patrick Weitlauf, Amanda Johnson
Indy’S Successful $20 Million Ss4a Implementation Grant: Application Insights, Christian Cambron, Patrick Weitlauf, Amanda Johnson
Purdue Road School
The City of Indianapolis and IndyGo were successfully awarded $20 million in Safe Streets for All Implementation grants in 2024 for upgrades on high transit ridership corridors. Join us for an insightful discussion with the multidisciplinary team behind this grant. We’ll explore the efforts that went into securing the grant, share the application process, and highlight key lessons learned throughout the project.
Ai And Roadway Asset Management, Shawn Strange, Grant Barker
Ai And Roadway Asset Management, Shawn Strange, Grant Barker
Purdue Road School
Asset management has become much easier and more affordable thanks to LiDAR, 360 degree digital photography, GPS, and AI. These new tools can cut the time of a field inventory to just a few days. In addition to rating pavements, they can also pick up sign inventories, clear zone obstructions and pavement drop-offs, and more. Join us for a discussion.
Indiana Bond Bank: Financing Road Infrastructure And Equipment, Marisa Weimer, Jacob Blasdel, Ron Mangus
Indiana Bond Bank: Financing Road Infrastructure And Equipment, Marisa Weimer, Jacob Blasdel, Ron Mangus
Purdue Road School
Learn how the Indiana Bond Bank can support your community’s road projects through innovative financing solutions. This session will explore project and equipment financing options, fuel price protection strategies, and other resources designed to help municipalities fund road infrastructure improvements, maintenance, and expansions. Discover how to make the most of these financial tools to keep your community’s roads safe, reliable, and well-maintained.