Renewable energy penetration into the electricity market has been increasing over the last
decades; however, it is a different story in the transport sector. Fossil fuels are still …

The extensive use of traditional binders (cement/lime) has caused serious resource
consumption, environmental degradation, and carbon emission issues. Recycling industrial …

Abstract The International Roughness Index (IRI) is a crucial indicator for evaluating
pavement performance. However, existing prediction models for IRI in rigid pavements …

Expanding the road network is inevitable due to the accelerated economic growth of
countries. However, the development of road infrastructure has generated considerable …

When evaluating the sustainability of a construction project, it is important to verify the
influence of climate uncertainty and the depletion of natural resources that permeate the …

Construction and demolition wastes (CDW) have become uncontrollable due to population
expansion, fast urbanization, ongoing technological advancements, and changing building …

The pavement is vulnerable to damage from natural disasters, accidents and other human
factors, resulting in the formation of cracks. Periodic pavement monitoring can facilitate …

Road degradation and deterioration cause more accidents in the transportation sector.
Municipalities worldwide monitor and repair roads to solve this issue. However, this method …

Pavement design is the application of various building materials and layers to ensure
maximum strength. However, the current approaches did not enable flexible pavement to …

Reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) is a sustainable and cost-effective way to reduce the
need for virgin asphalt in road construction and rehabilitation. However, RAP is often hard …