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In This Issue
https://www.pci.org/workforce
Workforce development is a hot topic in the construction industry.
This is a link to PCI’s workforce development resources webpage, which
offers many resources related to worker recruitment, retention, and
wellness. The Focus article on page 5 answers questions about how to
drive change in workforce development.
https://www.buildingsmart.org/
Open data standards developed by buildingSMART
International, which are referenced in the Perspective article
on page 11, can be found at this link. The website includes
the buildingSMART Data Dictionary, Information Delivery
Specification, and BIM Collaboration Format.
https://cvent.utexas.edu/event/DCIP-1001/details
This is the link to the registration page for the Concrete
Bridge Engineering Institute’s (CBEI’s) Bridge Deck
Construction Inspection Program, which is described in the
CBEI article on page 50. The program is open to the public.
https://www.aspirebridge.com/magazine/2007Summer/veterans_glass_sum07.pdf
Monitoring of the Interstate 280 Veterans’ Glass City Skyway
(VGCS) is presented in the Safety and Serviceability article
on page 46. Shortly after construction of the VGCS was
completed, the bridge was featured in the Summer 2007
issue of ASPIRE®. This link takes the reader to the Project
profile of VGCS in that issue.
https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/pavement/concrete/asr/pubs/hif12022.pdf
This is a link to the Alkali-Silica Reactivity Field
Identification Handbook, published by the Federal Highway
Administration. The handbook offers an explanation
of the chemistry behind alkali-silica reactivity (ASR) and
many photos and guidelines to help identify ASR-related
deterioration in the field. The Concrete Bridge Technology
article on page 30, which is the latest article in a series about
cracking, covers the structural evaluation of ASR-affected
concrete bridges.
https://www.codot.gov/projects/i70westvailauxiliarylanes
The Interstate 70 West Vail Pass auxiliary lanes project
website can be found at this link. As part of the project
to enhance safety and reduce congestion through the
steep mountain pass, the Colorado Department of
Transportation is replacing the bridge structures over Polk
Creek in Summit County, Colo., near the town of Vail. The
bridge replacements are the focus of the Concrete Bridge
Technology article on page 23.
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