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THE HIGHWAY DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT TOOL - HDM-4

G Morosiuk, H R Kerali

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The scope of the highway development and management tool HDM III was extended to provide a harmonised systems approach to road management, with adaptable and user-friendly software tools. This new engineering/economic analysis software is known as HDM-4. The scope of HDM-4 covers the analysis of road management and investment alternatives as well as traditional project appraisals. Road maintenance, road user effects, and social/environmental effects are also modelled.

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The scope of the highway development and management tool HDM III was extended to provide a harmonised systems approach to road management, with adaptable and user-friendly software tools. This new engineering/economic analysis software is known as HDM-4. The scope of HDM-4 covers the analysis of road management and investment alternatives as well as traditional project appraisals. Road maintenance, road user effects, and social/environmental effects are also modelled.

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The scope of the highway development and management tool HDM III was extended to provide a harmonised systems approach to road management, with adaptable and user-friendly software tools. This new engineering/economic analysis software is known as HDM-4. The scope of HDM-4 covers the analysis of road management and investment alternatives as well as traditional project appraisals. Road maintenance, road user effects, and social/environmental effects are also modelled.

Key concepts: Scope (computer science), Transport engineering, Software, Project management, Engineering, Software development, Investment (military), Construction engineering

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