Consortium Partners
TRL is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Transport Research Foundation (TRF), a non-profit distributing company limited by guarantee, and established for the impartial furtherance of transport and related research, consultancy, and expert advice. We are a world leader in creating the future of transport and mobility, using evidence-based solutions and innovative thinking. Our mission is to create clean and efficient transport that is safe, reliable and convenient for everyone.
Robin Workman
Robin Workman has extensive experience in highways maintenance and construction both domestically and abroad. His research includes the use of satellite imagery and aircraft mounted LiDAR surveys to assess the condition of pavement assets.
Our research is focused on the development of new materials and technologies that will help ensure sustainable development in Slovenia, as well as being of importance for the worldwide community. Participation in international projects makes it possible for ZAG's researchers to be in contact and share knowledge with top research groups from around the world.
Darko Kokot
Darko is a senior researcher at ZAG with particular research focus on various areas of asset management, pavement characteristics, and condition management of transport infrastructure.
The Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI), is an independent and internationally prominent research institute in the transport sector. Our principal task is to conduct research and development related to infrastructure, traffic and transport. We are dedicated to the continuous development of knowledge pertaining to the transport sector, and in this way contribute actively to the attainment of the goals of Swedish transport policy.
Anna Arvidsson
Anna Arvidsson has a PhD in road climatology and is a senior researcher at VTI. Her main research covers the area of winter road maintenance, road climatology road friction and research related to road data, assessment of road condition, surface characteristics and road infrastructure needs with autonomous vehicles.
The Belgian Road Research Centre (BRRC) is an independent research centre at the service of all companies and individuals active in road construction. Our goal? To strengthen road construction and stimulate sustainable innovation. BRRC is a private research institute of public utility. Its mission is to promote and coordinate technological progress in road construction through scientific research, innovation, and knowledge sharing.
Carl Van Geem
Carl Van Geem is a senior researcher with experience in the interpretation of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) measurement data on roads such as deflections, skid resistance, roughness, visual inspection data and data from other sources for applications on project level and for pavement and asset management.
Top education and research are at the heart of the oldest and largest technical university in the Netherlands. Our 8 faculties offer 16 bachelor's and more than 30 master's programmes. Our more than 25,000 students and 6,000 employees share a fascination for science, design and technology. Our common mission: impact for a better society.
Yuguang Yang
Yuguang Yang has expertise in assessment of concrete structures following his doctoral thesis on shear behaviour of reinforced concrete. He has performed research into detecting and classifying concrete failure using acoustic emissions.
Together with customers, partners and colleagues, we shape a future where people and societies grow and flourish. We do that by co-creating sustainable and beautiful solutions that improve the quality of life for people today and many generations ahead. Our starting point is gaining a deep understanding of our customers, their aspirations and concerns. This is what sets us apart and how we deliver long-term value. Primarily located in Scandinavia, the UK, North America and India, we currently number 6,800 people, who offer our expertise in engineering, architecture, energy and environment.
Mogens Saberi
Mogens is a leading expert within monitoring of bridges and offshore structures. He has a solid theoretical knowledge within FE analysis of complex structures and coupling of remote monitoring measurements with FEM. In addition, he has worked extensively with planning and execution of monitoring programs in the field.
Danish Technological Institute is among the strongest partners when it comes to developing and implementing high-tech solutions in Danish companies. We are a key partner in ensuring that the green transition takes place in companies in terms of energy, materials and foods. The green transition requires technological knowledge, test facilities that are ready for industrial use and partnerships in order to achieve its goals.
Ricardo Antonio Barbosa
Ricardo has specialized in materials technology with a special focus on degradation mechanisms and repair strategies of concrete structures and other types of materials, such as natural stone and polymer concrete. He has extensive experience with condition examinations of concrete structures, including examinations with non-destructive test equipment (NDT).