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1) Colorado Department of Transportation Federal-aid Highway Program stewardship agreement

Author

2) Glenwood Canyon: ancient treasure, modern marvel

Description

"Highlights the many techniques that earned the Glenwood Canyon highway project the American Society of Civil Engineers' Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement award for 1993."

3) Spring breakup study

Author

Ardani, Ahmad

Pub. Date

[1988]

4) Record of decision, US Highway 160 from Durango to Bayfield, La Plata County, Colorado

Pub. Date

[2006]

5) I-70 mountain corridor record of decision and final programmatic environmental impact statement

Pub. Date

2011.

6) Vail Pass solar heated rest area

Author

Woodham, David B

Pub. Date

[1986]

7) Dynaflect field verification: final report

Author

Hines, Charles R

Pub. Date

[1983]

8) Hold-Gro erosion control system

Author

Steere, Lowell B

Pub. Date

1978.

9) Thermal insulation and preferential icing of bridge decks: final report

Author

Griffin, Richard G

Pub. Date

1982.

10) Evaluation of rapid test procedures for water determination of plastic Portland cement concrete

Author

Morrison, Kenneth P

Pub. Date

[1980]

11) Highway bridge deicing using passive heat sources: final report

Author

Griffin, Richard G

Pub. Date

1982.

12) Accelerated concrete strength study

Author

McPherson, Thomas B

Pub. Date

1974.

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"The results of the testing of concrete cylinders using three methods of accelerated curing i.e. boiling, constant temperature, and autogenous, indicate that all three methods can be used to predict the 28 day strength of concrete cylinders."--Abstract

13) A field test of a grade severity rating system

Author

Erickson, Raymond C

Pub. Date

[1985]

14) Treatment of swelling soils, west of Agate, Colorado: Project I 70-4(48)347

Author

Gerhardt, B. B

Pub. Date

1975.

15) I-70 mountain corridor final programmatic environmental impact statement

Pub. Date

2011.

Description

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"The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) (lead agencies) prepared this Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) to provide reader-friendly, concise information about the major findings of the Interstate 70 (I-70) Mountain Corridor National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process. This Final PEIS encompasses data gathered and presented over a ten-year period..."-- p. I-1.