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full-text databases are accessible 24/7 to VDOT employees.
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Includes VDOT subscription databases and publicly accessible search tools and resources. Use filters below to narrow by Subject, Type or Provider, or start your research with a Research Guide.
Full text articles in 37 ASCE peer-reviewed technical and professional journals from as far back as 1983-present, plus 64,000 ASCE conference proceedings papers from as far back as 1996-present, as well as 500 eBooks—for a combined total of more than 155,000 online documents. VDOT employees only.
Provides access to 12,800 standards from ASTM and 525 standards from AASHTO, in addition to 2,860 electronic manuals, monographs and reports (12 published by AASHTO), and 45,500 papers and articles from ASTM journals and proceedings. VDOT employees only.
NOTE: Effective 8/9/21 this link replaces the old link to ASTM Compass. Upon initial login VDOT users will be required to reset their password. Your user name will remain your VDOT email address. If you are having difficulty doing so contact: Ken.Winter@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Full text of about 2,800 publications from key transportation and engineering publishers. Contains AASHTO titles like: "A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets," “Standard Specifications for Transportation Materials and Methods of Sampling and Testing,” and “AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications." Full-text access requires registration. VDOT employees only.
Search the world's leading source for peer-reviewed scientific and technical journals. VDOT employees may access 16 million full-text articles from over 4,100 journals and chapters from more than 39,000 e-books. Employees must register with their VDOT email address.
Find a ScienceDirect article or chapter that is not available as full text? If you work at VDOT we can deliver it to you! Simply use this ILL & Document Delivery Request Form
Formerly "Books24x7" this resource provides desktop access to about 28,000 full-text online eBooks, audio books, book summaries, and instructional videos in the fields of: Business, Engineering, Finance, Leadership, IT, Software Applications and more. VDOT employees only.
Note: About 76% of content in this database is eBooks, about 10% is audio books, about 8% is videos and 3% is book summaries.
E-Books in this collection are designed for "on screen" reading as opposed to downloading to portable E-book devices, however, all content is accessible from any Internet connected device, including ipads and smartphones.
Search and retrieve full text articles of the online version of Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board. TRB provides VDOT and other "sponsors" full-text online access to nearly 20,000 articles from 1996-present. VDOT employees only.
Older issues of Transportation Research Record (formerly Highway Research Record) dating to 1963 are available in print from the VDOT Research library.
Combines records from TRB’s Transportation Research Information Services (TRIS) Database and the OECD’s Joint Transport Research Centre’s International Transport Research Documentation (ITRD) Database. TRID provides access to more than 1.25 million records of transportation research worldwide, including documents in French, German, Spanish and other languages.
New / Trial Resources
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The following resources are newly acquired or being evaluated for a future subscription.
VDOT’s new intranet portal (introduced 8-4-21) replaces the InsideVDOT portal to provide VDOT employees access to content previously found on InsideVDOT. DOTi is built with SharePoint Online, a significant upgrade from SharePoint 2010, which ran InsideVDOT. VDOT employees only.
Please note that as of 8-4-21 InsideVDOT was replaced with DOTi, which was built with SharePoint Online.
