Past Industry Projects
The Industry Research Unit provides the opportunity for students to undertake research that will augment their professional work in pavement engineering and form a foundation for future learning and professional development. The project is designed to impart cognitive skills to think critically about research methods, planning, analysis and presentation. The unit encompasses research investigation involving the analysis and interpretation of data, or a critical review and interpretation of literature on an approved topic.
The research provides an opportunity for the practical application and integration of the student’s professional background and skills, and studies in supporting units of the Master of Pavement Technology.
Project Listing
The following is a selection of projects which have been developed and submitted to CPEE as part of our students research project unit. These projects are the culmination of a students study and learnings throughout their time with CPEE.
Thesis Limitations of Use
The theses listed here were created as an educational exercise which formed part of and contributed to the overall learning outcomes with respect to the CPEE Master of Pavement Technology award program. The thesis, any associated hardware, software, drawings, and other material set out in any associated appendices are used entirely at the risk of the user.
About the Unit
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2022 - Current
Year | Title |
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2024 | The Use of Recycled Materials in New Zealand Road Pavements |
2024 | A Review of Plasticity Relationships for Unbound Granular Base Course Materials in NSW |
2023 | An Investigation into the Relationship Between Geosynthetic Reinforcement and Improvement in the Bearing Strength of Soft Subgrades |
2023 | Comparative Study on The Economic and Performance Benefits of Enrobés à Module Elevé Class 2 (EME2) over Heavy Duty Dense Grade Asphalt for Hume Highway |
2023 | A Review of the Technical Basis for the Design of Modified Full Depth Asphalt Pavements |
2022 | Development of a Guide to the Selection of Pavement Structures Containing Stabilised Materials |
2022 | A Review of Western Australian Crushed Rock Pavement Material Specifications and Practices |
2021
Year | Title |
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2021 | The Effect of Temperature on Unconfined Compressive Strength (UCS) and Working Time During Stabilisation of Pavement Gravel Using 85/15 Slag/Lime at 4% |
2021 | Autonomousity between civil engineering and autonomous vehicles |
2021 | Sustainability and Performance of Tasmania’s State Road Surfacing Strategy |
2021 | Smartphone Applications for measuring Road Roughness for Road Asset Management |
2021 | Investigation of Alternatives to Ball Embedment Tests |
2021 | The use of Intelligent Compaction (IC) technology for assessment of stabilisation geogrid benefit in unbound layers of flexible pavements. |
2021 | An investigation into how construction deficiencies affectdesign assumptionsandthe whole of life performance of insitu-stabilised pavements |
2020
Year | Title |
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2020 | Investigation Into Cool Pavement Solutions For Aircraft Pavement Applications |
2020 | How Can An International Review Of The Contemporary Methodologies For The Design Of Concrete Segmental Pavements Influence A Best Practice Design Process And Guide For Australia |
2020 | Triple Bottom Line Analysis for Incorporating Recycled Materials in the Asphalt Surface of Flexible Airport Pavements |
2020 | Development of a Mix Design Procedure for Basegrade Stabilisation |
2020 | A Review Of Flexible Pavement Design Practices Across Canada And Comparison To Other Cold Regions |
2020 | A Review of The Role of environmental Factors in Pavement Deterioration Modelling For Low Volume Roads |
Earlier Projects
For a full list of projects and those prior to 2020 please contact CPEE
Accessing the Project Reports
If you would like access to a CPEE research project report please submit your request to CPEE via email.