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Introduction Effective management of infrastructure assets is crucial for optimising outcomes and ensuring cost-effective operations over the asset's entire life. A critical part of this involves the asset handover process , which is the final tas...
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AWM Table : Bridges Attribute: Hazard Purpose: To identify features on or near the road that may increase the risk of accidents or reduce driver awareness, so they can be considered in safety assessments, maintenance, ...
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Last Updated: 06/08/2026
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AWM Table : Bridges Attribute: Secondary Member Type Purpose: To describe the type of structural elements that support or connect the main parts of a bridge or crossing, helping with structural assessment, repair pla...
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The following tables outline the field descriptions involved with project and contract monitoring. Project Monitoring Group Field Name Description Data entry Required? Identifier Asset ID Auto-generated ...
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AWM is intended to support the management of a broad range of road corridor assets and their associated components. Figure X provides an overview of the asset classes commonly found within the road corridor, including pavement, structures, draina...
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A map layer package has been set up to ensure that the key data held in the carriageway table (basis of the network) is exported without requiring you to modify the layers to do so. The map layer package is [carrway] Network Export to file . Th...
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This article focuses on Programme Development for Road Asset Renewals and Replacements, including commentary on the AWM System, required inputs, data quality impacts, the process, and a data flow diagram. Systems Use in Programme Development (R...
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AWM Table : Bridges Attribute: Expansion Joint Type Purpose: To identify the type of expansion joint used in a bridge, which helps assess how the structure accommodates movement caused by temperature changes, traffic...
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As well as working with the map, which is the most common way of working in AWM, you can also work with the individual layers in a grid environment which can be useful for looking at larger sets of data. Finding the Grid For each layer you add t...