Michael Elwardany

Assistant Professor

Florida State University

United States

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Michael Elwardany is an Assistant Professor at Florida State University in the United States. His research focuses on asphalt materials, including pavement preservation, binder chemistry, and aging protocols for new asphalt pavements. Recent articles authored by Dr. Elwardany explore topics such as the selection of polymer-modified asphalts, dynamic shear modulus modeling, and the evaluation of air void structures in asphalt concrete mixtures.

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Y. Richard Kim

Jimmy D. Clark Distinguished University Professor

North Carolina State University

UNITED STATES

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Yong-Rak Kim

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Texas A&M University

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Walaa Mogawer

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University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

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Hassan Baaj

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University of Waterloo

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Articles (15)

Assessment of the role of pavement preservation in extending service life using the LTPP database

Proposed automated contrast-enhanced microscopical method for evaluating air void structure in compacted asphalt concrete mixtures

Frequency- and temperature-dependent dynamic shear modulus and phase angle prediction models based on existing asphalt binder viscosity data using Artificial Neural Network (ANN)

Comprehensive Selection of Base Asphalt Binders for Effective Formulation of Polymer-Modified Asphalts

Characterization of styrene-butadiene-styrene (SBS)-modified asphalt binders using the bending beam rheometer and the asphalt binder cracking device

Streamlining Asphalt Mixture Dynamic Modulus Testing for Determination of Cyclic Fatigue Index Parameter (Sapp) Based on the Simplified Viscoelastic Continuum Damage Model

Understanding the Sensitivity of Mixture Cracking Performance Tests to Binder Properties and Long-Term Aging

Study of phase behavior of epoxy asphalt binders using differential scanning calorimetry

Effect of Binder Chemistry and Related Properties on the Low-Temperature Performance Parameters of Asphalt Binders

Exploration of Curing Characteristics of Epoxy-Modified Asphalt

Finite Element Modeling of FHWA-Accelerated Loading Facility Test Sections With Fatigue Damage Using a Nonlinear Viscoelastic Cohesive Zone Integrated With Gaussian Damage Evolution

Development of a Laboratory Operations-Friendly Long-Term Loose Mix Aging Protocol for New Asphalt Pavements

Estimating the impact of automated truck platoons on asphalt pavement’s fatigue life using artificial neural networks

Evaluating the Sensitivity of Intermediate Temperature Performance Tests to Multiple Loose Mixture Aging Conditions Using the FHWA Accelerated Loading Facility’s RAP/RAS Experiment

Field calibration and validation of a pavement aging model

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Y. Richard Kim

Yong-Rak Kim

Walaa Mogawer

Hassan Baaj

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