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Use of HDM-4 & Its Analytical Frame Work. Target Group Students of Final Year Civil Engineering. Aim To give an overview of Road management system To create awareness among students of the use of HDM-IV in assisting road development and management. Why Do we need Roads?.
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Target Group Students of Final Year Civil Engineering
Aim • To give an overview of Road management system • To create awareness among students of the use of HDM-IV in assisting road development and management
Why Do we need Roads? The roads are economic arteries of any country
What is Road Management ? It is a set of activities which leads To optimise the overall performance of the network over time
Road management activities involves: • Setting priorities • Defining activities • Planning • Allocating resources • Organising and motivating personnel • Controlling work • Monitoring and evaluating performance • Feeding back results to seek improvements
Preparations Road ManagementCycle Planning Operations Programming
ROLE OF HDM-4 IN HIGHWAY MANAGEMENT • Planning • Programming • Preparations • Operations
Data Managers Analysis Tools Project Program Strategy Road Road HDM Vehicle Network Works Config . Fleet Models RDWE SEE RUE External Systems Databases, PMS, etc. HDM-4 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE Model libraries File Converter Core Data can be used in Vehicle Fleets other systems Road Networks Road Works transfer data Projects to external Programmes systems Strategies RDWE : Road Deterioration and Works Effects RUE : Road User Effects , SEE : Safety , Energy and Environmental Effects PMS : Pavement Management System
Integrating HDM-4 within Road Management Systems Long Term Strategic Road Plan Road Inventory DATABASE HDM-4 Road Condition Multi -Year Work Program HDM4 Traffic Data Detailed Project Level Appraisal Bridges Inventory Policies Standards Research Bridges Condition INPUTS OUTPUTS
NETWORK ELEMENTS • Links • Sections • a length of road that is homogeneous in terms of its physical attributes (basic unit of analysis) • Network • Sub-networks
PAVEMENT CONDITION • Roughness surveys • Road Distress Surveys • Deflections
TRAFFIC DATA • Volume AADT (MT and NMT) • Traffic Composition and growth rates • Categories - Normal, Diverted, Generated • Axle loading • Traffic flow pattern • Roadside friction
Calibration To Local Conditions • Vehicle Fleet • Unit Costs • Works Standards • Model Calibration • Language
Works Standards • Works types • maintenance • improvement • Unit costs • Construction quality • material properties • construction quality • compaction, etc.
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