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Influence of pavement condition on environmental costs

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Pellecuer, Luc, Assaf, Gabriel J. et St-Jacques, Michèle. 2014. « Influence of pavement condition on environmental costs ». Journal of Transportation Engineering, vol. 140, nº 10.
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Pavement conditions significantly influence the generation of nuisances that influence the environment and increase the costs borne by society. This paper presents a new tool designed to monetize and incorporate environmental impacts in decision-making processes. The Pavement Environmental Impact Model (PEIM) is the first attempt to adapt the Impact Pathway Approach (IPA) to assess the emission, dispersion, and impact of noise, air pollution, and greenhouse gases so that environmental impacts can be included in the economic models of pavement management units. The results of a simulation performed with PEIM for an urban collector road with annual average traffic of 10,000 vehicles per day and a linear density of 240 people per kilometer showed that, within the assumptions/limitations of PEIM, environmental costs were expected to range from 876,000 to 1,983,000 Canadian dollars per kilometer per year for pavement roughness ranging from 1 to 4  m/km4  m/km. Moreover, although noise costs are consistently disregarded in pavement management, it was expected to represent 54% of the total environmental costs when pavement roughness was above 1.75  m/km1.75  m/km. Results demonstrate that PEIM is a suitable tool for roughly estimating environmental costs and helping pavement management units to choose the optimal management alternative.

Type de document: Article publié dans une revue, révisé par les pairs
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Pellecuer, Luc
Assaf, Gabriel J.
St-Jacques, Michèle
Affiliation: Autres, Génie de la construction
Date de dépôt: 27 oct. 2014 15:40
Dernière modification: 10 août 2016 14:25
URI: https://espace2.etsmtl.ca/id/eprint/8750

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