Indian Geotech J
 2015
DOI: 10.1007/s40098-015-0164-4
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Detecting Gilgai Relief Beneath Sealed Flexible Pavements Using Road Profile and Road Roughness Measurements

Robert Evans
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Arul Arulrajah
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Suksun Horpibulsuk
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“…Based on measured data from over 600 km of roads in North-West Victoria province in Australia, Evans et al [6] have proposed new templates to detect gilgai relief patterns below sealed road bases constructed in expansive soils.…”
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Special Issue of Indian Geotechnical Journal: Transportation Geotechnics

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Gnanendran
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Saride
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Indian Geotech J
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“…Based on measured data from over 600 km of roads in North-West Victoria province in Australia, Evans et al [6] have proposed new templates to detect gilgai relief patterns below sealed road bases constructed in expansive soils.…”
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Special Issue of Indian Geotechnical Journal: Transportation Geotechnics

Rajagopal
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Gnanendran
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Saride
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2015
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Methods on Calculating the International Roughness Index: A Literature Review

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Cruz
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Damaging Effect of Tree Types on Roughness Progression Rates in Pavements Characterised with Alluvial Expansive Subgrades

Ahmed
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Evans
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Imteaz
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