Essential Geologic and Engineering Drawings Sample Clauses

Essential Geologic and Engineering Drawings. The DPP must include a set of drawings depicting the current understanding of subsurface conditions, as they relate to the proposed work. This detailed set of foundation and embankment drawings typically requires a plan showing all previous and proposed subsurface investigation locations, profile drawings, and sections of the embankment in the areas proposed for exploration. The sections must be drawn to scale with no vertical exaggeration and must show the proposed borings along with all available factual information and appropriate geologic or engineering interpretations. The drawings should be updated regularly during the drilling operations to show conditions encountered and adjust geologic interpretations to help guide the program. The information on the plan, profile and sections must be detailed and include a summary of all data significant to the analytical and exploration needs such as:
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