Construction Smoothness is a pavement quality metric that, as a subset of surface smoothness evaluation, specifically quantifies the deviations from the intended longitudinal profile of a pavement surface as measured immediately after construction, distinguishing it from smoothness deterioration over time or due to environmental factors.
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Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities
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University of Michigan
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