A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
The research project is directed at developing and demonstrating a system for cost effectively evaluating and prioritizing highway rockfall hazards statewide. The pilot study produced a prototype computer-based highway rockfall hazard ranking system (CRASH), which can be used to identify those areas of the state's highway system which have the highest incidences of rockfall accidents, as well as any area which has had a reported rockfall accident since 1976. The existing Oregon rockfall hazard ranking system (ODOT system) was selected and studied to determine if it addressed the varied geologic as well as physical rockfall situations in Colorado. The system was adapted to suit the requirements of the prototype hazard ranking scheme. Implementation of the Highway Rockfall Hazard Evaluation system was demonstrated on five pre-selected areas. The mile in each area with the highest number of reported rockfall accidents, as determined by 'CRASH', was ranked using the ODOT system.
The research project is directed at developing and demonstrating a system for cost effectively evaluating and prioritizing highway rockfall hazards statewide. The pilot study produced a prototype computer-based highway rockfall hazard ranking system (CRASH), which can be used to identify those areas of the state's highway system which have the highest incidences of rockfall accidents, as well as any area which has had a reported rockfall accident since 1976. The existing Oregon rockfall hazard ranking system (ODOT system) was selected and studied to determine if it addressed the varied geologic as well as physical rockfall situations in Colorado. The system was adapted to suit the requirements of the prototype hazard ranking scheme. Implementation of the Highway Rockfall Hazard Evaluation system was demonstrated on five pre-selected areas. The mile in each area with the highest number of reported rockfall accidents, as determined by 'CRASH', was ranked using the ODOT system.
Highway Rockfall Research. Section 1, Pilot Study. Section 2, Procedure Manual
B. Stover (author)
1990
36 pages
Report
No indication
English
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