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An overview of the medical management of nonmelanoma skin cancer

Lauren Metterle, Jeffrey S. Russell, Nishit S. Patel

Current Problems in Cancer > 2015 > 39 > 4 > 226-236

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What successful project managers do

Alexander Laufer, Edward J. Hoffman, Jeffrey S. Russell, W. Scott Cameron

IEEE Engineering Management Review > 2015 > 43 > 2 > 77 - 84

This publication contains reprint articles for which IEEE does not hold copyright. Full text is not available on IEEE Xplore for these articles.

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Intelligent navigation strategies for an automated earthwork system

Sung-Keun Kim, Jongwon Seo, Jeffrey S. Russell

Automation in Construction > 2012 > 21 > Complete > 132-147

The need for automation to better deal with the safety and the productivity requirements of earthwork operations in today's construction market has been increasing. In this paper, intelligent navigation strategies, which are essential for an automated earthwork system to execute excavation effectively, are suggested. The first type, which we call a global navigation strategy, creates movable paths...

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A model specification for fiber reinforced non-participating permanent formwork panels for concrete bridge deck construction

Lawrence C. Bank, Ajaya P. Malla, Michael G. Oliva, Jeffrey S. Russell, more

Construction and Building Materials > 2009 > 23 > 7 > 2664-2677

This paper discusses the development of a model design and construction specification for thin [less than 38mm (1.5in.)] non-participating permanent formwork panels (also known as, stay-in-place forms and lost forms) made of FRP or FRC materials with or without non-metallic reinforcements for use in the construction of concrete slabs, in particular, highway bridge decks. The use of such forms is motivated...

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Construction and cost analysis of an FRP reinforced concrete bridge deck

Adam C. Berg, Lawrence C. Bank, Michael G. Oliva, Jeffrey S. Russell

Construction and Building Materials > 2006 > 20 > 8 > 515-526

This paper describes the use of FRP materials as reinforcements and formwork for a concrete highway bridge deck. It describes the construction process and provides a cost analysis of the project. A continuing research program at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is developing concepts for bridge decks reinforced with fiber reinforced polymers (FRP). This project involved the implementation of one...

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A model specification for FRP composites for civil engineering structures

Lawrence C. Bank, T. Russell Gentry, Benjamin P. Thompson, Jeffrey S. Russell

Construction and Building Materials > 2003 > 17 > 6-7 > 405-437

A proposed model specification for FRP composite materials for use in civil engineering structural systems is described in this article. The model specification provides a classification systems for FRP materials, describes admissible constituent materials and limits on selected constituent volumes, describes tests for specified mechanical and physical properties, specifies limiting values of selected...

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Framework for an intelligent earthwork system - Part I. System architecture

Sung-Keun Kim, Jeffrey S. Russell

Automation in Construction > 2003 > 12 > 1 > 1-13

Recently, there has been an increase in the demand to enhance the intelligence of construction equipment and systems. Especially for semiautonomous and autonomous systems that have great potential for impact on the construction industry, artificial intelligence approaches are required to generate instructions and plans necessary to perform tasks in dynamically changing environments on their own. The...

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Framework for an intelligent earthwork system - Part II. Task identification/scheduling and resource allocation methodology

Sung-Keun Kim, Jeffrey S. Russell

Automation in Construction > 2003 > 12 > 1 > 15-27

This paper is focused on developing (1) automated task identification and scheduling method and (2) resource allocation method for intelligent earthwork system (IES) described in Part I. The task identification and planning in IES involve the translation of input data to tasks for earthwork operations and explanation of what will happen with the scheduled time zone, where it will happen, and how it...

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Erratum to ''Interactive path planning for multi-equipment landfill operations ¹

H. Ping Tserng, Bin Ran, Jeffrey S. Russell

Automation in Construction > 2001 > 10 > 4 > 541

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Interactive path planning for multi-equipment landfill operations ¹

H. Ping Tserng, Bin Ran, Jeffrey S. Russell

Automation in Construction > 2000 > 10 > 1 > 155-168

A methodology and several algorithms for interactive motion planning are developed for multi-equipment landfill operations in an automated landfill system (ALS). A system for establishing ALS is also proposed in the paper. To develop a multi-truck/multi-compactor ALS, the major problems can be classified into three principal categories: (1) navigation system for multiple devices, (2) job-site geometric...

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A distributed problem-solving approach for owner-contractor prequalification

Sang Chan Park, Jeffrey S. Russell, Mahmoud A. Taha

Annals of Operations Research > 1998 > 78 > 0 > 111-125

This paper reports the results of work that aims to study the practical implementation of Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) and to introduce its capabilities in representing and using knowledge in the area of contractor prequalification. This is accomplished by developing an intelligent Knowledge-Based Decision Support System for a contractor prequalification environment. The resulting DAI...

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OPSALC: A computer-integrated operations planning system for autonomous landfill compaction

Tserng Hui-Ping, Dharmaraj Veeramani, Raghavan Kunigahalli, Jeffrey S. Russell

Automation in Construction > 1996 > 5 > 1 > 39-50

Construction workers and operators associated with sanitary waste landfilling operations face significant health risks because of high levels of exposure to harmful solids and gases. Automation of the spreading and compacting processes of a landfilling operation using an autonomous compactor can reduce exposure of workers to the harmful environment, and thereby lead to improved safety of workers...

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Knowledge-based DSS for construction contractor prescreening

Mahmoud A. Taha, Sang C. Park, Jeffrey S. Russell

European Journal of Operational Research > 1995 > 84 > 1 Special Issue Decision Technology and intelligent Decision Support > 35-46

This paper presents the development of a knowledge-based decision support system for predicting construction contract bond claims using contractor financial data. The learning and refining sub-system of the proposed DSS employs Inductive Learning and Neural Networks to extract the problem solving knowledge to catch the contractor's deteriorating financial condition. The acquired knowledge is stored...

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