David Hernando

Assistant Professor

University of Antwerp

Belgium

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David Hernando is an Assistant Professor at the University of Antwerp, Belgium. His research focuses on sustainable practices in asphalt pavement, including binder ageing, polymer degradation, and greenhouse gas emissions in the asphalt industry. Recent publications include studies on pavement monitoring using FBG sensors, evaluating the mechanical performance of high RAP content mixtures, and mitigating emissions from crumb rubber modified bitumen.

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Cedric Vuye

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University of Antwerp

BELGIUM

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Johan Blom

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University of Antwerp

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Steve Vanlanduit

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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Amaryllis Audenaert

University of Antwerp

BELGIUM

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Wim Van den bergh

University of Antwerp

BELGIUM

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Evaluating binder ageing and polymer degradation levels in different reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) fractions

An Innovative Data Analysis Approach via Peak-Counting–Based Segmentation for Pavement Monitoring Using FBG Sensors

Establishing greenhouse gas emission benchmarks for the asphalt industry

Use of the semicircular bending test to evaluate the intermediate temperature cracking potential of asphalt mixtures with high RAP content and rejuvenating agents designed without following volumetric method

Emission reduction agents: A solution to inhibit the emission of harmful volatile organic compounds from crumb rubber modified bitumen

Performance assessment of discrete wavelet transform for de-noising of FBG sensors signals embedded in asphalt pavement

Reviewing the variability in product category rules for asphalt pavements – A quantitative evaluation of methodological framework differences for environmental product declarations

Enhancing Roads Infrastructure Monitoring with FBG Sensors and Multi-Threshold Signal Tracking

Investigating thermal and UV ageing effects on crumb rubber modified bitumen enhanced with emission reduction agents and carbon black

Mechanical performance of asphalt base layers with high RAP content and recycling agents

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Cedric Vuye

Johan Blom

Steve Vanlanduit

Amaryllis Audenaert

Wim Van den bergh

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