Matteo Pettinari

Dr. Matteo Pettinari


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 March 2014 in Construction and Building Materials
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GDG. Dondi
G. Dondi
VVV. Vignali
V. Vignali
MPMatteo Pettinari
Matteo Pettinari
FMF. Mazzotta
F. Mazzotta
ASA. Simone
A. Simone
CSC. Sangiorgi
C. Sangiorgi

1 October 2014 in Construction and Building Materials
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GDGiulio Dondi
Giulio Dondi
Piergiorgio TataranniPiergiorgio Tataranni
Piergiorgio Tataranni
MPMatteo Pettinari
Matteo Pettinari
CSCesare Sangiorgi
Cesare Sangiorgi
ASAndrea Simone
Andrea Simone
Valeria VignaliValeria Vignali
Valeria Vignali

1 November 2015 in Materials & Design
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MPMatteo Pettinari
Matteo Pettinari
ASAndrea Simone
Andrea Simone

1 February 2015 in Construction and Building Materials
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HFHuan Feng
Huan Feng
MPMatteo Pettinari
Matteo Pettinari
BHBernhard Hofko
Bernhard Hofko
HSHenrik Stang
Henrik Stang

7 May 2018 in Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board
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ELEyal Levenberg
Eyal Levenberg
MPMatteo Pettinari
Matteo Pettinari
SBSusanne Baltzer
Susanne Baltzer
BCBritt Marie Lekven Christensen
Britt Marie Lekven Christensen
In recent years the pavement engineering community has shown increasing interest in shifting from a stationary falling weight deflectometer (FWD) to moving testing platforms such as the traffic speed deflectometer (TSD). This paper dealt with comparing TSD measurements against FWD measurements; it focused on the comparison methodology, utilizing experimental data for demonstration. To better account for differences in loading conditions between the two devices a new FWD deflection index was formulated first. This index served as reference/benchmark for assessing the corresponding TSD measurements. Next, a Taylor diagram was proposed for visualizing several comparison statistics. Finally, a modern agreement metric was identified and applied for ranking comparison results across different datasets. Overall, the suggested methodology is deemed generic and highly applicable to future situations, especially for assessing the worth of emerging device upgrades or improved interpretation schemes (or both).

1 November 2015 in Construction and Building Materials
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HFHuan Feng
Huan Feng
MPMatteo Pettinari
Matteo Pettinari
HSHenrik Stang
Henrik Stang