GIS Maps and Aerial Photography Sample Clauses

GIS Maps and Aerial Photography. The Engineer shall obtain necessary project- related GIS-based roadway map data and aerial photography for the project study area provided by the State. • Projected Traffic Volumes - The Engineer shall develop the traffic projections for the significant roadway segments and cross streets within the study corridor, based on the approved methodology. The projected traffic data includes: ▪ Annualized Average Daily Traffic (AADT) and Design Hourly Volume (DHV) for all proposed facilities in the corridor, including main lanes, ramps, direct connectors, intersections, and frontage roads. ▪ Percent of trucks for both the AADT and DHV ▪ Directional distribution ▪ K factor (DHV/AADT) PeopleSoft Contract No. 7650 Legacy Contract No. 12-7IDP5014 ▪ Vehicle classification-light duty, medium duty and heavy duty • The Engineer shall develop the following traffic volumes and the data necessary for pavement design based on the approved methodology: ▪ Base year AADT ▪ Future year AADT ▪ Growth rate per year between base and forecast years ▪ Percent trucks AADT • The Engineer shall input the traffic projection results into the traffic analysis for highway design tables, and will generate any necessary traffic projections graphics. The Engineer shall develop traffic projections graphics in coordination with the State. The Engineer shall also show the traffic volumes on the schematic that is provided by the State (AADTs and DHVs). • The Engineer shall review the Traffic Analysis for Highway Design with TPP and the State. Based on comments received, the Engineer shall revise and finalize the tables and graphics. • Deliverables: ▪ Methodology Memos ▪ Reports ▪ Presentations ▪ Traffic Data Reports ▪ Location Maps ▪ Presentations ▪ Straight line diagram graphics and the Traffic Analysis for Highway Design tables for review and approval by the State. The approved graphics and tables shall be submitted, by the Engineer, in hard copy and in electronic form. ▪ Traffic Projections in approved TPP format
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GIS Maps and Aerial Photography. The Engineer shall obtain necessary project-related GIS-based roadway map data and aerial photography for the project study area provided by the State.
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GIS Maps and Aerial Photography. The ENGINEER shall evaluate project- related GIS-based roadway map data and aerial photography for the project study area provided by the STATE;  Projected Traffic Volumes - The ENGINEER shall develop the traffic projections for the significant roadway segments and cross streets within the study corridor for future no-build (year 2040), and future build (year 2040), based on the TPP approved methodology. The projected traffic data includes: − Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) and Design Hourly Volume (DHV) for proposed facilities in the corridor, including main lanes, ramps, direct connectors, intersections, and frontage roads − Percent of trucks for both the AADT and DHV − Directional distribution − K factor (DHV/AADT) − Vehicle classification-light duty, medium duty and heavy duty The traffic projections shall be used to identify: DocuSign Envelope ID: 9E4E3B84-8519-409C-AEF8-0383FB0D2E89  where US 67 needs additional capacity in each direction of travel throughout the corridor; and  operational improvements that may be made to US 67 throughout the 142 mile corridor.
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