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This one time downloadable app will keep you up to date with AASHTO's two annual conferences. No more downloading a new app every meeting; this app will continually update before each major meeting. Download the app today and stay connected with AASHTO's Annual and Spring Meetings!

Stay connected with this year's AASHTO Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh. Get up to date updates on Agenda topics, Speakers, and other Meeting information with AASHTO's newest App! With Congress debating the nation’s surface transportation program, it is not too early to make plans to attend the 2012 AASHTO Annual Meeting, Nov. 15-19, in Pittsburgh.

AASHTO Mobile provides up-to-date access to the latest transportation news. From the Daily Transportation Update updated every weekday, to the weekly AASHTO Journal offering original in-depth reporting, to Transportation TV providing video news updates and interviews with key lawmakers, AASHTO leaders, and other industry professionals, to press releases highlighting the association’s key reports, activities, policy positions, and other news, AASHTO Mobile is your app for all that is current in transportation news.

Soil Classify is a tool that instantly classifies soil for AASHTO and USCS (information about these systems can be found below): Just input the values, and click submit! If you have any difficulties with the app, please contact us using the "Info" tab. AASHTO: American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials Classification System (D-3282, M145) USCS: Unified Soil Classification System (ASTM D-2487)

The Resilient Modulus is a basic subgrade soil stiffness/strength characterization commonly used in structural design of pavements. Resilient Modulus is a measure of the elastic response of a soil (e.g., how well a soil is able to return to its original shape and size after being stressed) under repeated loading. This app, based on the conversion factors included in NCHRP Report 128, “Evaluation of AASHTO Interim Guide for the Design of Pavement Structures,” allows you to quickly estimate the Subgrade Resilient Modulus (MRSG) from ...

For passenger cars, 70% to 90% of the traffic generated noise is produced by the tire-pavement interaction. Thus, additional traffic generated noise due to such vehicles is well characterized through evaluation of just the tire-pavement interaction. In the U.S., this is accomplished with the use of On-Board Sound Intensity (OBSI; see image on the right in the header) per AASHTO TP-76. As a vehicle travels over joints in a jointed concrete pavement, there is a joint slap noise that contributes to the overall tire-pavement noise. Wh...

This is the official app of the 7th National Seismic Conference on Bridges & Highways (7NSC). Using this app, you can access the entire Technical Program book on your phone and create your own itinerary for your time in Oakland. Look up speakers and their abstracts, find room locations, provide feedback on the sessions, and hear about any last minute schedule changes. It has a floor plan so you can find Corporate Sponsors and Exhibitors (as well as food and coffee!) At the end of the conference, fill out a survey so organizers can ...

The smart phone app is developed for soil classification. Geotechnical engineer (civil engineer) can use the app to classify the soil based on two soil classification systems AASHTO and USCS.

analysis of vertical bearing capacity of single pile & pile group in compression according AASHTO. 6 soil profiles, pile diameter, distribution of axial force of pile group [eccentricity x, y]. save project, delete project print report, email pdf

addpile analysis of vertical bearing capacity of single pile in compression according AASHTO, 2 soil profiles, pile diameter, export to pdf Distribution of axial force of pile group [eccentricity x, y], export to pdf