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CDV

Definition

Corrected Deduct Value. An iterative correction procedure used in PCI calculation that accounts for the compounding effect of multiple distresses on a single pavement section.

In context

The corrected deduct value step keeps a segment with several distresses from being over-penalized in its PCI.

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