Fulton Hogan operates an extensive research and development program across New Zealand and more recently in Australia. These research projects focus on reviewing, improving and developing products, services and technologies to better service customers and the community.

Some recent papers of interest include;

CASE STUDY OF HOW AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACTIVITY ADVERSELY AFFECTED THE PERFORMANCE OF A HIGH QUALITY PAVEMENT AGGREGATE
Presented by Prof. Emeritus Peter Hudec, University of Windsor, Canada, Arthur Fulton, Fulton Hogan, New Zealand
Dr Bryan Pidwerbesky, Fulton Hogan, New Zealand at the 23nd ARRB Conference "Research Partnering with Practitioners", 2008 Canberra, Adelaide Australia. Click here

USE OF RECYCLED GLASS IN PAVEMENT AGGREGATE
Presented by Bob Fulton, Fulton Hogan, New Zealand at the 23nd ARRB Conference "Research Partnering with Practitioners", 2008 Canberra, Adelaide Australia. Click here

PRIORITISING MAINTENANCE WORK ON THE ROAD CORRIDOR USING A RISK-BASED VISUAL RATING APPROACH
Presented by Sean Rainsford, Dr Bryan Pidwerbesky, Simon Hunt, Fulton Hogan, New Zealand, 2008. Click here 

LONG TERM PAVEMENT RESPONSE DATA SYSTEM USING IN-SITU INSTRUMENTATION
Presented by B J Hayward, Dr B D Pidwerbesky, Fulton Hogan, New Zealand, 2008. Click here

UTILISING PAVEMENT PERFORMANCE MODELLING TO JUSTIFY MAINTENANCE FUNDING
Presented by Sean Rainsford, Fulton Hogan, New Zealand, Steve McNeill, Christchurch City Council, New Zealand, 2008. Click here