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AWM Table : Bridges Attribute: Failure Mode Purpose: To identify how a bridge is expected to behave under extreme loading conditions. Value Description Photo Example Ductile Ductile failure occurs when...
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AWM Table : Bridges Attribute: Hazard Purpose: To identify features on or near the road that may increase the risk of accidents or reduce driver awareness, so they can be considered in safety assessments, maintenance, ...
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AWM Table : Bridges Attribute: Curvature Purpose: To describe the horizontal and vertical alignment of the road through and around the bridge. Value Description Photo Example Horizontal Curve A horizon...
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AWM Table : Bridges Attribute: Design Loading Purpose: To provide... Value Description Photo Example Bailey - Compact 100 Bailey - Compact 200 Bailey - Other (Describe) Bail...
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AWM Table : Bridges, Causeway, Major Culvert, Tunnel Attribute: Traffic Direction Purpose: To support consistent recording and management of road data, inspections, and maintenance by clearly defining increasing, dec...
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Article Purpose To provide specification for a safe and standard method for collecting bridge condition data using Open Data Kit (ODK) data collection systems. Intended Users Anyone who is responsible for setting up or carryin...
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Created On: 09/10/2024
in Asset Data Network Asset
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What data should be collected for bridges? The Bridge Data Dictionary outlines the data that must be collected and provided by suppliers carrying out activities that affect the Bridge table. This data is required to ensure that the objectives ...
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Created On: 01/10/2024
in Support
The following provides contacts for each of the main technical systems used by the DoWH AMB. System ThinkProject Asset & Works Manager The core system of the DoWH Road Management System edmond.li@ghd.com Mapillary For ...
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The figure below lays out the traffic counting collection process, and who is responsible for each step, from start to finish.  The figure below lays out the network video collection process, and who is responsible for each step, from start to f...