Pavement Management
2017 Training Session
May 30–June 1
Room 400, Riley Robb Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca
Tuesday, May 30 (Interns):
- Basics of a Good Road
Wednesday, May 31(Everybody):
- Introduction to PMS
- The PMS Process, Inventory and Condition Rating
- Repair Alternatives
- Computer Use
Thursday, June 1 (Everybody a.m.; Interns, p.m.):
- Calculating Costs
- Computer Use
- Reports and Plans
- Practice (p.m.)
The CAMP Summer Intern Project provides municipalities with a way to overcome some of the time constraints that limit the implementation of a pavement management system. Since most pavement management systems are implemented using computer software, the project also helps municipalities overcome the difficulties associated with learning to use the computer by providing a computer literate college intern to help get the software up and running.
- What is Pavement Management?
- Benefits of Pavement Management
- Previous Participants
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Responsibilities of Participants
Cornell Asset Management Program - Roads and Streets (CAMP-RS) software is now available for $90
- order form (pdf)
- manual (pdf)
