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Step 1 Step 2 Enough time needs to be allowed for any required equpment callibration prior to the start of the survey
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Look up Survey Programme Determine the extents and type of survey required You should maintain a long term road survey programme that sets out how often each road should be surveyed and with what type of survey. If you get special instruct...
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Purpose To describe the steps for carrying out a road roughness survey Process Owner Inputs Outputs Systems Involved Last Updated Procedure steps ........ ...
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Introduction This article provides a brief introduction and overview of the Road Roughness dataset. It covers high-level details on the data collection process and where the data is stored in ASSET & WORK MANAGEMENT (AWM) database system (forma...
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The Table Status column in the PNG Table Register describes the current operational status for tables in the RAMM system. The diagram below visualises the different status options. It shows how a table can progress through these options depending ...
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The Attribute Metadata Status column in the PNG Data Dictionary describes the state of the metadata for each attribute. The diagram below visualises the different status options, and shows how each attribute's metadata can progress through these o...
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The following sets out the assets and asset components that are to be managed in RAMM. Pavement & Surfacing Pavement Layer (AMDS) Subgrade Layer (AMDS) Surfacing Later (AMDS) Road Structures Bridge (AMDS) Bridge Span (PNG) Mahor...
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This article sets out the available classifications for the road network. The National Road Classification is managed as 'Hierarchy' in RAMM which is an attribute of the road carriageway National Network Road Classification (Hierarchy) Code ...
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Created On: 06/09/2023
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Why permissions are important Data protection is extremely important and needs to be managed carefully. Within any organisation there will be many RAMM users with varying roles and responsibilities. The permissions in RAMM around access, and w...