Transportation asset management delivers efficient and cost-effective investment decisions to support transportation infrastructure and system usage performance measured in economic, social, health, and environmental terms. It can be applied at national, state, and local levels. This distinctive book addresses asset management for multimodal transportation, taking account of system component interdependency, integration, and risk and uncertainty. It sets out rigorous quantitative and qualitative methods for addressing system goals, performance measures, and needs; data collection and management; performance modeling; project evaluation, selection, and trade-off analysis; innovative financing; and institutional issues. It applies as easily to static traffic and time-dependent or dynamic traffic which exists on a more local level.
It is written for transportation planners, engineers, and academia, as well as a growing number of graduate students taking transportation asset management courses.

Transportation Asset Management: Methodology and Applications | Zongzhi Li (Author) | CRC Press

Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Transportation goals, objectives, and performance measures
Chapter 3: Data collection, processing, and database management
Chapter 4: Multimodal facility performance modelling
Chapter 5: Transportation impacts modeling
Chapter 6: Transportation Needs assessment
Chapter 7: Fundamentals of project evaluation
Chapter 8: Economic analysis of highway pavement preservation
Chapter 9: Economic analysis of highway bridge preservation
Chapter 10: Economic analysis of highway traffic control and safety hardware preservation
Chapter 11: Economic analysis of transit facility preservation
Chapter 12: Economic analysis of rail facility preservation
Chapter 13: Economic analysis of inland waterways system preservation and usage
Chapter 14: Economic analysis of mobility improvements
Chapter 15: Economic analysis of highway safety improvements
Chapter 16: Transportation environmental impact analysis
Chapter 17: Transportation decision models
Chapter 18: Transportation project selection
Chapter 19: Innovative financing and investment decisions
Chapter 20: Institutional issues