Essays on Transportation Planning

Abstract

The Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is technological programming that gathers, accumulates, and evaluates data related to the earth’s surface. GIS interprets set of data on a single map, which is evaluated and interpreted subsequently. Over the years, the integration of the technology with the principles of Transportation Economics gained a significant attention of numerable economies. Particularly the metropolitan cities of developed countries that encounter various challenges related to the development and maintenance of infrastructure. It was found that GIS allows the Transportation Economists to develop and propose an efficient plan related to different routes and their smart integration. ...

Introduction

An original separate storm sewer is being currently planned for a district in Newcastle; furthermore, the presentation of the storm sewer will be assessed during a greater rainfall filling (The reoccurrence extent of time of five years and twenty years)

Sewer layout

The three-dimensional sewer project: The outline of storm system: The defaulting project for return extent of time of five years The hydraulic variables in StormCAD: The longitudinal segments in defaulting project (Return extent of time of five years): Upgraded project for return extent of time of five years The longitudinal segments in upgraded project (Return extent of time ...

English 1102

An efficient transportation system can be compared to the circulation system in human beings. Both are important aspects of human life. Transportation routes just like routes and attitudes are the life lines of economies. The economic growth is directly related to efficiency of its transportation structure. Many local governments are creating motivated plans to improve, maintain and expand their transportation structure. In the process, some have overestimated the benefits of such projects; tax payers have incurred huge expenses as a result.

The viability of the Metropolitan Transportation Plan 2035 for Pocatello, the contents of the plan, comparison with the facts ...

An efficient transportation system can be compared to the circulation system in human beings. Both are important aspects of human life. Transportation routes just like arteries and veins are the life lines of economies. The economic growth is directly proportional to efficiency of its transportation infrastructure. Many local governments are creating ambitious plans to improve, maintain and expand their transportation infrastructure. In the process, some have overestimated the benefits of such projects causing huge expenses to tax payers without comparable benefits.

The purpose of this paper will be to look at the viability of the Metropolitan Transportation Plan 2035 ...