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Infrasense, Inc., a national leader in subsurface scanning and mapping, has enjoyed a productive year in 2014, completing many successful nondestructive testing projects across the United States. In total, Infrasense scanned more than 2.2 million square feet of bridge decks and over 500 lane miles of pavement in 13 states. These projects included deck evaluations throughout Ohio, Connecticut, Illinois, and Colorado, and pavement surveys in Idaho, Indiana, Washington, and Maryland. Infrasense performed the data collection using high-speed Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Infrared Thermography.

Infrasense has played a key role in the development and implementation of GPR, Infrared Thermography, and other NDT methods for evaluating transportation infrastructure over the past 27 years. One of the most common applications of the ground penetrating radar technology is the determination of pavement structure layer thicknesses because, unlike traditional coring, GPR requires no lane closures and provides a timely and cost-effective means of obtaining continuous thickness data. This data is accurate, (within 10% of core values), and may be used for network-level pavement management or project-level rehabilitation design, and provides the necessary information in FWD analyses to calculate the remaining lifespan of an existing pavement. GPR data also reveals patterns and anomalies in pavement structure that often go unnoticed using traditional coring techniques.

Infrasense surveys have covered over thousands of lane miles of pavement. Projects range in size from our recent 4 mile section in Connecticut, to over 1,500 lane miles of county roads in North Dakota working with the North Dakota State University's Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute.

Nondestructive scanning data is also collected on bridge decks. Ground Penetrating Radar data is used to identify corrosion induced delamination, and to estimate rebar depth. Decks in good condition consist of strong and uniform radar reflections from the rebar, whereas weak and inconsistent reflections indicate rebar-level bridge deck deterioration.

Infrared Thermography data is collected to directly identify and locate delaminations in the concrete at the reinforcing steel. Infrared data is collected in a series of passes across each deck, with each pass covering a deck width of between 12 and 15 feet. The survey produces a series of infrared images collected every foot of vehicle travel. During the survey, delaminations that heat unevenly due to thin voids at the reinforcing steel appear in the IR image as brighter "hotspots". Because many of these decks have overlays, the reinforcing can be 4-5 inches from the surface, and sounding is not always capable of detecting delamination at this depth. Deck surface conditions, such as patching and spalling, are mapped and quantified using a high-resolution video system operated concurrently with the infrared survey.

About Infrasense, Inc. Since 1987, Infrasense, Inc. has applied the most current technologies to the most difficult challenges in subsurface scanning. Infrasenses engineers are able to nondestructively extract critical information from a diverse range of structures. The firm has conducted research to advance the field of subsurface detection, while also providing valuable information to clients across the country. Learn more about Infrasense, Inc. and its services at http://www.infrasense.com.

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RICHMOND, Va. New Years Eve is a night of merriment, a time to clink glasses and blow party favors as we excitedly welcome 2015.

Dear revelers: It is not the night to blow high blood alcohol content, or wind up in the clinker because of drunk driving.

In fact, a lot of local organizations are working to make sure you get home safely.

Not only are there lots of taxis, even free taxis, City Parking has announced they will extend the hours of their parking decks so you can leave your car there overnight.

If you are coming downtown to celebrate the holiday you can pay a flat fee to enter one of City Parkings decks shown on the map.

Then you can take a cab home if you imbibe too much, and return whenever on January 1 to pick up your vehicle.

It is $5 cash or credit to park. You can even conveniently pay with your phone, using the phone app PassportParking. Click here for more information.

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Decks are cleared to split A.P. Akademi of Sciences (APAS) into two separate entities for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh with the last annual convention of APAS getting under way here on Wednesday. The annual convention of APAS, being held at National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI) in Hyderabad, will also have an annual general body meeting to elect office bearers for the two separate Akademies for TS and AP.

The members of APAS said that the scientific community from both the States will continue to collaborate and work closely. Fellows who already have been elected and are members of APAS for a long time will remain members for both the States. Those who will be elected fellows from now on will remain members for respective State body, said Chairman, APAS, Dr. Ch. Mohan Rao.

The APAS members hoped that propagation of science among public will be better and efficient in 10 districts of Telangana.

To ensure co-operation and co-ordination, two senior Akademi members, each from TS and AP, would also be members of the executive council of Science Akademi from both the States.

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A traffic stop by Vernal Police on Wednesday, Dec. 17, resulted in the arrest of Lori May Duggins on suspicion of stealing a package left on a porch by a delivery truck driver.

Delivery was made to a home in a residential neighborhood where witnesses say they watched as a woman grabbed a delivery box from a porch.

They confronted the woman who told them that the homeowner asked that she pick up the box, which she tossed into her car and drove away.

Doubting such a request had been made, witnesses contacted Dispatch, which lead to the Vernal Police traffic stop of Duggins, a 49-year-old Vernal resident.

Police investigation found that Duggins had, in fact, stolen the package, which they recovered, according to Vernal Assistant Police Chief Keith Campbell.

Officers impounded Duggins' car and obtained a search warrant for the vehicle, recovering other numerous items of stolen mail.

The Vernal Police Department is working with the Uintah County Sheriff's Department and the Naples City Police in identifying all victims to return stolen mail.

Duggins was placed under arrest and booked into the Uintah County Jail.

Campbell said that a number of the victims have been contacted however there are numerous items where the victim or property-owner remain unidentified.

If you have ordered an item that delivery is overdue, please contact the shipper and attempt to confirm that the item was delivered, says the chief.

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Mangaluru, Dec 31: The newly-built Infant Mary Church at Bajjodi in Mangaluru will be inaugurated by the provincial superior of the Carmelites of Karnataka-Goa province Fr Charles Serrao on Friday January 2.

The holy Eucharist will be celebrated by Dr Aloysius Paul D'Souza, bishop of Mangaluru, who will also bless the new church at 9 am.

A felicitation function will be held after the holy mass followed by lunch.

Fr Joe Tauro, the superior of St Joseph's Monastery, Carmel Hill, Fr Antony Serrao, parish priest of St Sebastian Church, Bendore and Fr Melvin D'Cunha, presently the priest in charge of Infant Mary Church, Oscar Fernandes, MP, J R Lobo, MLA, Ivan D'Souza, MLC, FRr Pius James D'Souza, Episcopal Vicar for Religious, Lancy Mascarenhas, contractor, George, Engineer, Lawrence Cutinha, Architect and other dignitaries will be present with clergymen and devotees during the inauguration.

Addressing a press meet here on Wednesday December 31, Fr Melvin D'Cunha, presently the priest in charge of Infant Mary Church said that the new independent parish has six wards with 327 families and he also added that cost of construction of the new church was Rs 3.5 crore.

"Infant Mary Chruch, Bajjodi which has been part of the Bendore parish so far will beecome a new parish after the inauguration of the church. The Carmelite fathers from Infant Jesus Shrine, Carmel Hill always helped them in their spiritual needs as Bendore Chruch was very far for them to visit. Later the Carmelites were entrusted to build a new church when the need arose," he added

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