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5 Leading issues in aiding road development

M. B. Grieveson, J. T. Winpenny

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This paper discusses the sequence of decisions that are taken about a typical roads project: decision to aid; appraising the project; design parameters; construction methods; maintenance; and evaluating experience. (TRRL)

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This paper discusses the sequence of decisions that are taken about a typical roads project: decision to aid; appraising the project; design parameters; construction methods; maintenance; and evaluating experience. (TRRL)

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This paper discusses the sequence of decisions that are taken about a typical roads project: decision to aid; appraising the project; design parameters; construction methods; maintenance; and evaluating experience. (TRRL)

Key concepts: Development (topology), Computer science, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis

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