The Kentucky Transportation Center has published many reports addressing a variety of transportation issues and problems. Research reports describe the methodology and results for KTC research projects.
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report has different titles over the years:
- Highway Materials Research Laboratory Research Report: 1939-1966
- Kentucky Department of Highways Research Report: 1967-1975
- Kentucky Department of Transportation Research Report: 1976-1980
- Kentucky Transportation Research Program Research Report: 1981-1988
- Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report: 1988 to present
Submissions from 1958
Bridge Resurfacing with Silica Sand-Asphalt Mixture, Loren H. Strunk
No. 133
Comparative Laboratory Evaluation and Field Observations of a Modified Class I Base, Loren H. Strunk
No. 125
A Study of the Polishing Characteristics of Limestone and Sandstone Aggregates in Regard to Pavement Slipperiness, William J. Stutzenberger and James H. Havens
No. 124
A Study of the Use of a Local Fly Ash in Concrete Mixes, Frank D. Whitney
No. 127
Submissions from 1957
A Method of Developing Engineering Soil Maps for Kentucky, Robert C. Deen
No. 122
Memo on Sandstone Specifications, James H. Havens
No. 120
Comparative Laboratory Evaluation of a Modified Class I Base Mixture, James H. Havens and William B. Drake
No. 121a
Ten Rural Highway Base Stabilization Projects, James H. Havens and William B. Drake
No. 123
A Survey Inspection of Plain Corrugated Metal Pipe Arches and Multi-Plate Metal Pipe Arches In Kentucky, Eugene M. West
No. 121
Submissions from 1956
Kentucky Soils: Their Origin, Distribution and Engineering Properties, Robert C. Deen
No. 115
The Application of Kentucky Flexible Pavement Design Method to WASHO Test Road Conditions, William B. Drake
No. 116
Analysis of Pavement Riding Quality: A Triaxial Evaluation of Pavement Roughness, William S. Foy
No. 117
A Study of the Properties and Performance of Kentucky (Natural Sandstone) Rock Asphalt, James H. Havens and Ellis G. Williams
No. 112
A Concrete Pavement Without Transverse Joints [Jan. 1956], Dave H. Sawyer
No. 111
A Hydraulic Analysis of the Channel Relocation of Stephens Creek, Eugene M. West
No. 113
Hydraulic Model Studies of Culvert Operation, Eugene M. West
No. 118
Hydraulic Model Studies of Culvert Operation [Part 2], Eugene M. West
No. 118
Model Study of Flow Through Culverts, Eugene M. West
No. 114
A Field and Laboratory Examination of Weathering Effects on Petroleum and Blended Petroleum-Natural Asphalts in Paving Mixtures, Ellis G. Williams
No. 119
A Field and Laboratory Examination of Weathering Effects on Petroleum and Blended Petroleum-Natural Asphalts in Paving Mixtures [Part 2], Ellis G. Williams
No. 119
Submissions from 1955
Triaxial Acceleration Analysis Applied to the Evaluation of Pavement Riding Qualities, L. E. Gregg and William S. Foy
No. 106
Observations on the Constitution and Characterization of Paving Asphalts, James H. Havens and W. F. Daniels
No. 105
Performance of Kentucky (Natural Sandstone) Rock Asphalt, James H. Havens and Ellis G. Williams
No. 107
Observations of the Manufacture and Placement of Prefabricated Bridge Sections and Precast Concrete Riprap, Dave H. Sawyer
No. 110
Report No. 2 on a Study of Runoff from Small Drainage Areas and the Opening in Attendant Drainage Structures, Eugene M. West and William H. Sammons
No. 108
