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SUITE OF PROGRAMS FOR OPTIMIZING ROAD DESIGN. PART IV: DV STANDARD CROSS SECTION

J Boesefeldt, N Hatzimichail, M Schloesser

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With the progressive development of the EPOS suite of programs for optimum road design, for both horizontal and vertical alignment, a more accurate evaluation of the cross-section for calculating the different part-areas became necessary. The prerequisite for this type of calculation is the availability of a flexible and standardized program for calculating the cross-sections. For setting up this program of computations with the usage of parameters for road cross sections for data a standardisation of typical cross-sections was achieved specifically to suit data processing. Here a cross-section suitable for data processing was developed, abbreviated dvq. This is a generally valid frame set up to suit the desired cross-sections using constraint parameters. It is presented in a form suitable for data processing. On the basis of these works, especially the detailed table of summarized in them, system and program development for a generally valid program package for further possible applications in connection with design orientation could be attempted. In addition a summary of unified input formulae for the usual standard and special cross sections was produced. After further examination of still unclarified design-technical prerequisites, the system was conceived, realized and documented. (TRRL)

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With the progressive development of the EPOS suite of programs for optimum road design, for both horizontal and vertical alignment, a more accurate evaluation of the cross-section for calculating the different part-areas became necessary. The prerequisite for this type of calculation is the availability of a flexible and standardized program for calculating the cross-sections. For setting up this program of computations with the usage of parameters for road cross sections for data a standardisation of typical cross-sections was achieved specifically to suit data processing. Here a cross-section suitable for data processing was developed, abbreviated dvq. This is a generally valid frame set up to suit the desired cross-sections using constraint parameters. It is presented in a form suitable for data processing. On the basis of these works, especially the detailed table of summarized in them, system and program development for a generally valid program package for further possible applications in connection with design orientation could be attempted. In addition a summary of unified input formulae for the usual standard and special cross sections was produced. After further examination of still unclarified design-technical prerequisites, the system was conceived, realized and documented. (TRRL)

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With the progressive development of the EPOS suite of programs for optimum road design, for both horizontal and vertical alignment, a more accurate evaluation of the cross-section for calculating the different part-areas became necessary. The prerequisite for this type of calculation is the availability of a flexible and standardized program for calculating the cross-sections. For setting up this program of computations with the usage of parameters for road cross sections for data a standardisation of typical cross-sections was achieved specifically to suit data processing. Here a cross-section suitable for data processing was developed, abbreviated dvq. This is a generally valid frame set up to suit the desired cross-sections using constraint parameters. It is presented in a form suitable for data processing. On the basis of these works, especially the detailed table of summarized in them, system and program development for a generally valid program package for further possible applications in connection with design orientation could be attempted. In addition a summary of unified input formulae for the usual standard and special cross sections was produced. After further examination of still unclarified design-technical prerequisites, the system was conceived, realized and documented. (TRRL)

Key concepts: Table (database), Computer science, Suite, Section (typography), Set (abstract data type), Cross section (physics), Data processing, Computation

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