1. SADES DATA COLLECTION

2. S.A.D.E.S. Statewide Asset Data Exchange System SADES (Statewide Asset Data Exchange System) establishes a primary transportation inventory of assets including a maintainable condition assessment process for many state and local agencies. Its unique approach to statewide asset management efficiently utilizes modern technology and joins efforts for the common good of accurate and sustainable data collection. Even though the Technology Transfer Center has made asset management software packages available for over 25 years, it wasn’t until changes in technology aligned with software advances to make asset data management available and easy to use for any agency. ESRI (a geographic information system company) software, ArcDesktop and ArcOnline, allows anyone with a smart phone or tablet to have access to the asset management database.

3. Asset Attributes Culverts 139 Road Surfaces29 Sidewalks 27 Crosswalks21 Curb Ramps11 Guardrails32 Signs(still investigating) Traffic Signals(still investigating) Line Striping(still investigating) Munic. Bridge Insp.(still investigating)

4. ONLINE DATA VIEWER GUARDRAIL S

5. R.S.M.S. Road Surface Management System Photos: Tink Taylor

6. Longitudinal Cracking Transverse Cracking Alligator Cracking Edge Cracking Patching & Potholes Rutting Drainage Condition General Roughness Frost Heave Severity Traffic Volume Roadway Importance Paved, Class V roads (¼-mile sections) HILL

7. R.S.M.S. No new RSMS projects until Pilot complete

8. CULVERT S

9. POORLY FUNCTIONING CULVERTS CAN BE HAZARDOUS

10. BARNSTEAD (JULY – SEPT., 2015)

11. Dan Callister, Regional Planner Lakes Region Planning Commission 279-5339 dcallister@lakesrpc.org Chris Dowd, SADES Manager UNH Technology Transfer Center 862-5489 nht2gis@icloud.com