entity 5 visual displays in the following a provement/enhancement. a. Road and/or Highways b. Construction Sites School premises

Q: Explain the role of Town Planners within Social Town Planning

A: Brief concept- Social Town Planning- It is the process of planning a town for the purpose of living…

Q: List down at least 3 design criteria for highways and railways and explain each criteria. You may…

A: Design criteria for Highways and Railways:- The physical design of the new highway is controlled by…

Q: What is the relationship of hierarchy of roads and its distance to property

A: Road categorization is a technique for identifying specific traits of the roads within a road…

Q: Describe the different types of road patterns with neat sketches?

A: The different types of road patterns are: Rectangular or Block Pattern Radial or Star and Block…

Q: How did the planners,their design team, and the construction teams,etc. solved or attended to the…

A: Planning engineers identify and design the most appropriate and cost-effective building and…

Q: What are the possible reasons for making a new road that is connected to both end points of an…

A: 1. Traffic Diversion:   Traffic congestion on existing roads can lead to delays, frustration, and…

Q: How does the design vehicle influence the design of a highway?

A: The geometric design of highway is influenced by a number of factors such as 1. Traffic design 2.…

Q: 1. Research what is a Golf Course. 2. What are the Spatial needs or functional areas of a golf…

A: A location that is specifically designed for the activity of golfing is known as a golf course. It…

Q: Define Level of Service (LOS) in transportation engineering?

A: The Level of Service (LOS) in transportation engineering determines the critical elements that…

Q: Select one railroad track component and discuss why it must be properly selected/designed. Answer in…

A: To secure the metal railway tracks, sleepers are laid horizontally under the tracks. They play a…

Q: Surveys are carried out after completion of a construction project to check variance from proposed…

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Q: what is the classifications of roads based on the national principal?

A: Based on National Principal roads are classified as: National Highways State Highways Major…

Q: We have discussed several highway design software tools in our class. List as many as ou can recall…

A: Solutions: Highway Engineering is considered one of the most essential disciplines in civil…

Q: what are the codes and standard used in highway surveying in the philippines

A: For the construction of safe and efficient highway system, standard codes needs to be followed..…

Q: Define the concept of accessibility in transportation planning?

A: A major aspect of transportation planning is accessibility. It means how easily people can reach…

Q: Proposed a number of upgrades to the existing BMS

A: There should be the proper upgradation of the BMS for the better life of the building. The proper…

Q: The area of a parking lot is 26,000 m2 and the map scale is 1:5,000 calculate the area of the…

A: Given data : The map scale (S)=1:5000 The area of parking lot (A)=26000 m2   Required : Area of…

Q: lot technical description

A: lot technical description- it is the document in which land surveyor mentions part of the property…

Q: Discuss how you will perform a spatial-temporal research of urban land use, paying special emphasis…

A: Spatial-temporal - It is a type of analysis which involves spatial (space) and temporal (time )…

Q: State 15 common traffic/road signs. *IDENTIFY the function of the road signs (Informative,…

A: Regulatory or Mandatory Signs These road signs are used to indicate the prohibition of a particular…

Q: In AutoCAD, what are the description of the following properties of multiline? 1. Justification 2.…

A: Justification is the orientation of a particular segment relative to the draw direction and the…

Q: Investigate and show/explain what is the geometry of the roadways and bridges that are needed to…

A: There is a following way to convert a left handed road to right handed road.

Q: The factors influencing highway design include choose one of the following  cross section of…

A: Factors that affect the design of highway include the user, vehicle and climatic factors along with…

Q: How many separate fields should be included in a single RFI, and what are their purposes

A: This question is related to the Building design and drawing from civil engineering.

Q: Note: Replace all zero digits of your ID number by number "2" Problem #6: F1 0.125 m, Use X = Last 3…

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Q: Explain the term 'Complete Streets' and its importance in transportation design.

A: The idea of "complete streets" in transportation planning places a focus on building roads that can…

Q: Using a diagram illustrate the basic components of a railway track.

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Q: In the diagram shown, the correct steps for drawing a triangle starting from point A TO point C in…

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Q: What is the usefulness of viewports Allows us to see the screen or on paper different views of the…

A: Ans = A (allows us to see the screen or on paper different views of the same project). Viewports…

Q: define the term 'highway geometrics'

A: Given Data; highway geometrics.

Q: As a GIS Analyst how can you minimize road accidents using GIS Knowledge & tools

A: A GIS is a computer-based system that is intended to capture, manipulate and manage geographic data.…

Q: Design of railroad Grade Crossings. Brief explaination and give examples and illustrations.

A: Railroad Grade Crossings: A railroad grade crossing is an intersection where a railway line crosses…

Q: What are the basic similarities among all state highway specifications?

A: The State Highways are the arterial roads of a state which connects the national highways of the…

Q: Define Vessel collision loads

A: Vessel collision loads: The vessel collision is defined as the extreme critical events in designing…

Team Management

To complete a specific task or to accomplish organizational goals along with increasing work productivity, individuals need to come together and think along a common path and direction. There are certain tasks in an organization that cannot be done alone and the involvement of more individuals is essential. These groups of individuals who work together for a common goal compose a team and the individual members involved are known as team members.