"Developing innovative solutions to transportation problems in New England" |
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"Developing innovative solutions to transportation problems in New England" |
The NETC website will be transferred to the UVM TRC website in late Fall of 2011.The New England Transportation Consortium
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 Polymer/carbon-fiber/ground rubber-based bridge expansion joints; NETC 02-6 View Final Report (Phase 1) View Final Report (Phase 2) |
 Bridge rail transitions for use on the National Highway System; NETC 99-1 View Final Report View Video NETC 99-1 
View Video NCHRP Report 350
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 Use of the rapid triaxial test system in quality control of HMA production; NETC 01-2 View Final Report |
 The field permeameter as a quality control tool for longitudinal joints in asphalt pavements; NETC 03-5 View Final Report |
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 Chemical admixtures for protection against road salt induced corrosion in concrete bridge structures; NETC 03-2 View Final Report |
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 Expanding the use of Advanced Composite Materials in New England's transportation infrastructure; NETC 01-1 View Final Report |
 Bacteria removal and survivability efficiency of stormwater hydrodynamic separator units; NETC 03-4 View Final Report |
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 Impacts of inclement weather on traffic flow and integrated traffic signal operations; NETC 02-7 View Final Report |
 Highlighting the Consortium's research at the annual AASHTO meeting |
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The New England Transportation Consortium (NETC) pools the financial, professional and academic resources of the region and uses them to research and develop improved methods of dealing with common problems in the planning, design, construction, maintenance, rehabilitation, reconstruction and operation of transportation systems in the participating states. The program is intended to supplement ongoing state and federal research activities. Email the Coordinator for more information about NETC: gmccarthy@umassd.edu |
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NETC Host Agency - UMass
Dartmouth (as of Jan. 1, 2006) |
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