PEER Proposed Research Summary: "Hazard-Based Risk and Cost-Benefit Assessment of Temporary Bridges in California"

July 16, 2024

The impact of a PEER funded research project "Hazard-Based Risk and Cost-Benefit Assessment of Temporary Bridges in California" is highlighted below.  The project Principal Investigator (PI) is Floriana Petrone, University of Nevada Reno. The Research Team includes Sashi Kunnath, University of California Davis (Co-PI) and Seyyedmahdi Kashizadeh, University of Nevada, Reno (Graduate Research Assistant).

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Research Impact

This research will provide a rational basis for performance-based and hazard-consistent design of temporary bridges. Results of the proposed research will allow achieving consistency in temporary bridge design practice and offer decision-makers with feasible options that will mitigate the concerns of under/over- designing temporary structures and allow for risk-informed solutions.

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