Since its creation by the legislature in 1986, the Louisiana Transportation Research Center (LTRC) has grown to national prominence through its efforts to
improve transportation systems in Louisiana. The center conducts short-term and long-term research and provides technology assistance, engineering training and continuing
education, technology transfer, and problem-solving services to DOTD and others in the transportation community.
The center is largely supported by funding authorized by the Federal Highway Administration. LTRC's goal is to merge the resources of state government and universities to
identify, develop, and implement new technology to improve the state's transportation system. LTRC combines the efforts of DOTD and the state's universities to find innovative
solutions to Louisiana's transportation problems.
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| Modeling the Effect of Gusty Hurricane Wind Force on Vehicles using LSU Driving Simulator |
Sherif Ishak |
LSU |
| A Novel Dewetting and Spreading-Based Moisture Susceptibility Test Method for Hot and Warm Mix Asphalt |
N. Wasiuddin |
LA Tech |
| Preliminary Analysis of Polymer Concrete Used for Bridge Deck Joint Repair |
Chris Carroll |
ULL |
| Comparative Evaluation of Pile Set up and Axial Capacity of Driven Piles Installed Using Impact Hammer Versus Vibratory Pile Driving Equipment |
M. Ghose Hajra |
UNO |
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