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ROADS PROVISION DEPARTMENT Pavement Management

ROADS PROVISION DEPARTMENT Pavement Management. Durban Road Network Ownership. Primary Road Owners eThekwini Municipality KZN DoT SANRAL. eThekwini Road Network Statistics. eThekwini Road Network Management. eThekwini Surfaced Road Condition Trends.

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ROADS PROVISION DEPARTMENT Pavement Management

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  1. ROADS PROVISION DEPARTMENTPavement Management

  2. Durban Road Network Ownership • Primary Road Owners • eThekwini Municipality • KZN DoT • SANRAL

  3. eThekwini Road Network Statistics

  4. eThekwini Road Network Management

  5. eThekwini Surfaced Road Condition Trends

  6. Durban Average Surfaced Road Condition 2009

  7. Road Rehabilitation Budget Allocation

  8. 2009 Visual Condition Assessment Outcomes Constraints • All roads Visual Condition Index (VCI) > 30 • All category A & B roads VCI > 50 • < 10% category C & D roads VCI < 50 • Average VCI of entire network > 70 Outcomes

  9. Consequential Road Life-spans

  10. Challenges …. 1 • Condition Assessment • Based on Visual Condition Index (TRH 22) • Subjective • Quality and significance of data • Excessive data captured for minor roads (75% of network) • Slow assessment rate • Mechanical testing preferable • Generates large quantities of data

  11. Challenges …. 2 • Network Level versus Project Level Analysis • 60% conversion rate (by project) • Optimisation on greatest benefit/cost - not area • Analysis based on links (intersection to intersection) • Network Variability • Ad hoc development (intersection improvements, widenings, etc.) • No “As Built” records

  12. Challenges …. 3 • GIS Issues • Corporate GIS Co-ordination • Subservient to Property Management System • Asset identifier (Road ID) not “owned” by Roads Provision Department • Accounting Issues • Legislated register (MFMA) on accounting system (JD Edwards) • Separate database from GIS & PMS

  13. Challenges …. 4 • Skills Shortages • Highly specialised field • Few practitioners country wide • Roads Provision staff :- • 1 Technologist • 1 Technician (no experience) • 1 GIS officer

  14. Thank You

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