PUBLICATIONS

Book Chapter

1.       Durango-Cohen, P. (2007), “An optimal estimation and control framework for the management of infrastructure facilities”, Chapter 9 in The management and measurement of infrastructure: Performance, efficiency and innovation, C. Karlsson, W. Anderson, B. Johansson and K. Kobayashi, eds., Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, pp. 177-197.


Archival Journal Publications

2.       Durango-Cohen, P. and Sarutipand, P., “Management of multifacility transportation systems with endogenous demand”, submitted for publication.

3.       Durango-Cohen, P., “Management of heterogeneous transportation infrastructure systems:  A finite mixture modeling approach'', submitted for publication.

4.       Chu. C. and Durango-Cohen, P., “Modeling maintenance in infrastructure performance models using time series analysis”, Computer-Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering (conditionally accepted).

5.       Chu, C. and Durango-Cohen, P., “An empirical comparison of statistical pavement performance models”, Journal of Infrastructure Systems (forthcoming).

6.       Durango-Cohen, P. and Madanat, S. (2007), “Optimization of inspection and maintenance decisions for infrastructure facilities under performance model uncertainty:  A Quasi-Bayes approach”, Transportation Resarch Part A: Policy and Practice (forthcoming).

7.       Chu, C. and Durango-Cohen, P. (2008), “Estimation of dynamic performance models for transportation infrastructure using panel data”, Transportation Research Part B: Methodological, 42(1), pp. 57-81.

8.       Durango-Cohen, P. and Sarutipand, P. (2007), “Capturing interdependencies and heterogeneity in the management of multi-facility transportation infrastructure systems”, Journal of Infrastructure Systems, 13(2), pp. 115-123.

9.       Durango-Cohen, P. (2007), “A time series analysis framework for transportation infrastructure management”, Transportation Research Part B: Methodological, 41(5), pp. 493-505.

10.   Chu, C. and Durango-Cohen, P. (2007), “Estimation of infrastructure performance models using state-space specifications of time series models”, Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, 15(1), pp. 17-32.

11.   Durango-Cohen, P. and Tadepalli, N. (2006), “Using advanced inspection technologies to support investments in maintenance and repair of transportation infrastructure facilities”, Journal of Transportation Engineering, 132(1), pp.60-68.

12.   Childress, S. and Durango-Cohen, P. (2005), “On parallel machine replacement problems with general replacement cost functions and stochastic deterioration”, Naval Research Logistics, 52(5), pp.409-419.

13.   Durango-Cohen, P. (2004), "Developing maintenance and repair policies for infrastructure facilities without a deterioration model", Journal of Infrastructure Systems, 10(1), pp. 1-8.

14.   Madanat, S., Durango-Cohen, P. and Guillaumot, V. (2003), “Inspection, prediction and decision-making in infrastructure management:  framework, models and computation”, Japanese Society of Civil Engineering (JSCE) Journal of Infrastructure Planning and Management, No. 744/IV-61, pp. 1-10.

15.   Guillaumot, V., Durango-Cohen, P. and Madanat, S. (2003), "Adaptive optimization of infrastructure maintenance and inspection decisions under performance model uncertainty", Journal of Infrastructure Systems, 9(4), pp. 133-139.

16.   Durango-Cohen, P. and Madanat, S. (2002), "Optimal maintenance and repair policies in infrastructure management under uncertain facility deterioration rates: an adaptive control approach", Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 36(9), pp. 763-778.


Refereed Conference Proceedings

17.   Durango-Cohen, P. and Sarutipand, P. (2007), “Multi-facility maintenance optimization with coordinated interventions”, Proceedings of the Eleventh World Conference on Transport Research, Berkeley, CA (Young Authors Prize).

18.   Chu, C. and Durango-Cohen, P. (2007), “Multivariate time series analysis to support transportation infrastructure management”, Proceedings of the Eleventh World Conference on Transport Research, Berkeley, CA.

19.   Durango-Cohen, P. (2007), “An estimation-optimization approach to the management of transportation infrastructure under model uncertainty”, Proceedings of the Eleventh World Conference on Transport Research, Berkeley, CA.

20.   Bernardin, Jr., V. and Durango-Cohen, P. (2007), “Improving our conceptual model of transportation Asset Management:  Lessons learned from the local level”, Proceedings of the 86th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, DC.

21.   Durango-Cohen, P. and Sarutipand, P. (2006), “Coordination of maintenance and rehabilitation policies for transportation infrastructure”, Proceedings of the Ninth ASCE Conference on Applications of Advanced Technologies in Transportation, Chicago, IL.

22.   Chu, C. and Durango-Cohen, P. (2006), “Estimating pavement performance models using advanced technologies and time series analysis”, Proceedings of the Ninth ASCE Conference on Applications of Advanced Technologies in Transportation, Chicago, IL.

23.   Durango-Cohen, P. (2005), “Using remote sensors to support maintenance and repair investments for civil infrastructure facilities”, Proceedings of the Fourth International Workshop on Life-Cycle Cost Analysis and Design of Civil Infrastructure Systems (LCC4), Cocoa Beach, FL.

24.   Madanat S. and Durango P. (2004), “Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Maintenance and Inspection Decisions under Performance Model Uncertainty”, Proceedings of the Tenth World Conference on Transport Research, Istanbul, Turkey.

25.   Guillaumot, V., Durango-Cohen, P. and Madanat S. (2003), “Adaptive optimization of infrastructure maintenance and inspection decisions under performance model uncertainty”, Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Applications of Statistics and Probability in Civil Engineering, San Francisco, CA.

26.   Durango-Cohen, P. (2002), "Reinforcement learning models for transportation infrastructure management", Proceedings of the 2002 ASCE Conference on Applications of Advanced Technology in Transportation, Cambridge, MA.