WIM Data for Bridges

‘Unlocking the Potential of WIM Data for Bridges‘

Disclaimer: The information provided, projects described, ideas shared, and claims made in the presentations do not necessary represent the official view or position of ISWIM. While care has been taken in the preparation of the content of this event, ISWIM accepts no responsibility in its use, for any omission, or damage that may be caused and does not endorse any specific product or result presented in the following presentations.

Speakers, Topics and Presentations

• Eugene O’Brien (RDS and UCD, Ireland)
  Introduction to the use of WIM Data for Bridges.
  01-OBrien-Use-of-WIM-Data-for-Bridges.pdf
• Sylwia Stawska (Modjeski and Masters Inc., USA)
  The use WIM data to provide site-specific traffic load models
  02-Stawska-Site-Specific-Live-Load-Model.pdf
• Bernard Jacob (University of Gustave Eiffel, France)
  Use of WIM systems to protect vulnerable bridges in France.
  03-Jacob-WIM-Data-for-Bridge-Protection.pdf
• Gavin Hill (TCA, Australia)
  Using Intelligent Access to re-engineer bridges for heavy vehicles
  04 – Hill – Intelligent-Access-to-Re-engineer-Bridges
• Aleš Žnidarič (ZAG, Slovenia)
  Using WIM data to optimise decisions on under-strength bridges – the Slovenian experience.
  05-Znidaric-WIM-Data-to-Optimise-Under-Strength-Bridges.pdf
• Heikki Lilja (Consulting Engineer, Finland)
  Fatigue – a client’s perspective on the use of Bridge WIM data for remaining life prediction.
  06-Lelja-WIM-data-for-remaining-life-prediction.pdf
• Questions & Discussion