


Since the tire imprint can be of any shape, this approach is suitable to analyze tire imprints, including those generated by wide-base tires (Siddharthan et al. This approach treats each pavement layer as a continuum and uses the Fourier transform technique therefore, it can handle complex surface loadings such as multiple loads and non-uniform tire pavement contact stress distribution. The 3D-Move Analysis model can account for important pavement response factors such as the moving traffic-induced complex 3D contact stress distributions (normal and shear) of any shape, vehicle speed, and viscoelastic material characterization for the pavement layers.

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