Credits
The Washington Asphalt Pavement Association
The following WAPA members were instrumental in the production of the WAPA Asphalt
Pavement Guide. Their combined vision, commitment and effort provided
the impetus and support for its development and production.
- Mike Lee, 2001 President
- Butch Brooks, 2002 President
- David Spivey, Executive Director
Principal Authors
Stephen T. Muench
Steve is a graduate student in the University of Washington's department of
Civil and Environmental Engineering. His research interests include
pavement design, construction and maintenance;
construction materials, quality control; quality assurance; and transportation
design as well as education
and teaching. Steve is a licensed professional engineer in Washington
State and received his MSCE from the University of Washington in 1998, and his
BSCE from the University of Washington in 1990.
Joe P. Mahoney
Joe is a Professor in the University of Washington's Department of Civil and
Environmental Engineering. He is currently the area leader for the
transportation and construction program. His primary focus areas include
transportation and construction while his specific focus is on pavements
including highway and airfield, pavement materials, and pavement management
systems.
Contributors
George White
George is a Research Engineer in the University of Washington's Department of
Civil and Environmental Engineering. His current research involves HMA View, a real-time web-based
database to monitor hot mix asphalt projects throughout their life cycle; as well
as MICA, a robust cost-benefit analysis tool for use at the State Legislature
level.
J.T. Mahoney
J.T. is a student at Roosevelt High
School in Seattle. He assisted in the Macromedia Flash programming for
the WAPA member map in the Welcome section.
Assistance
WSDOT
Materials Laboratory
The Materials Laboratory has provided excellent help and assistance in the
preparation of this Guide.
Software
The WAPA Asphalt Pavement Guide was made with Microsoft FrontPage 2002 and Macromedia Flash
MX.
Other software used in producing graphs, charts and text were: Microsoft Word,
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Image Composer, Search Maker Pro 2.1 and Ulead VideoStudio 4.0 SE.
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