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Historic Resiliency of Bridges on the BOSFOLK Corridor

项目名称：	Historic Resiliency of Bridges on the BOSFOLK Corridor
摘要：	The Boston-Norfolk (BOSFOLK) corridor is a major transportation corridor in the northeast, the main artery of which is Interstate-95 (I-95). With construction initiating in the 1960's, many of the bridges on I-95 and in the corridor are nearing the end of their design life. This presents a unique opportunity to study the long-term performance of bridge on a major heavily traveled corridor. The questions can be asked - How resilient were the bridges in the BOSFOLK corridor? And - How did the bridges on I-95 perform compared to those not on the I-95 corridor? The study will specifically examine the historic resiliency of bridges in the corridor. It will be done through a systematic investigation of historic data from the National Bridge Inventory database.
状态：	Active
资金：	50605.00
资助组织：	Research and Innovative Technology Administration
项目负责人：	Stearns, Amy
执行机构：	University of Delaware, Newark
开始时间：	20080901
实际结束时间：	20100830
主题领域：	Bridges and other structures；Highways；Maintenance and Preservation；Terminals and Facilities