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... Both the Design Program and the Calibration Program have the same internal 150 location weather databases that can be called up by the user. The calibration coefficients were developed in this project and used in the Reflection Cracking Overlay Design Model to produce reflection crackling predictions that match the field observations as closely as possible of the more commonly used overlays.
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... The error in the observed field data can be reduced by recording mean values of the observed distress from a sampling survey. The error in the mechanistically predicted numbers of days of crack propagation can be reduced by having more accurate recorded pavement structure and materials properties, traffic, and weather and by improving the cracking-predicting process of the mechanistic model.


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