Research Papers for MIT-SCAN-T3 Concrete Thickness & Asphalt Thickness Measurement

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	Pavement Thickness MIT SCAN T2 Jagan Finding & Cost Comparison FHWA Mobile Concrete Laboratory
	MIT-SCAN-T2 Summary Presentation
	Measuring Pavement Thickness the Efficient Way – Findings from the FHWA Mobile Concrete Trailer (MCT) – March 2018
	Florida DOT Comparison of Methods for Concrete Pavement Thickness Measurement 022013 Construction Conference – Feb 2013
	FHWA TechBrief: Determination of Concrete Pavement Thickness Nondestructively Using the Magnetic Imaging Tomography
	Determination of Concrete Pavement Thickness Using the Magnetic Imaging Tomography Technique – TechBrief Concrete Sept 2009
	Pavement Thickness California DOT TO 09_FINAL_Report – Aug 2007 This is report contains a draft of the California Test Method for thickness measurement using magnetic tomography technology. Included in this report is a white paper summarizing the current non-destructive methods of measuring pavement thickness, and a copy of the presentation on the MIT (Magnetic Imaging Technology) Scan-T2 system.