Updated Articles

  1. Assets to be Managed in AWM

    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...
  2. Bridges - Lookup Lists & Values

  3. Curvature

    AWM Table :   Bridges Attribute:   Curvature Purpose:   To describe the horizontal and vertical alignment of the road through and around the bridge. Value Description Photo Example Horizontal Curve A horizon...
  4. Failure Mode

    AWM Table :   Bridges Attribute:   Failure Mode Purpose:   To identify how a bridge is expected to behave under extreme loading conditions. Value Description Photo Example Ductile Ductile failure occurs when...
  5. Deck Type

    AWM Table :   Bridges, Bridge Deck Attribute:   Deck Type Purpose:   To describe how the bridge deck is supported and connected to the rest of the structure. This helps engineers and asset managers understand load paths, mo...
  6. Superstructure Cross Section

    AWM Table :   Bridges, Bridge Span Attribute:   Superstructure Cross Section Purpose:   To describe the type of structure used to carry the road or pathway across a span (such as a bridge), which helps with design classificat...
  7. Adding Project Records

  8. Project Tables - Field Descriptions

    The following tables outline the field descriptions involved with adding a project record. There are separate ones for adding a project vs. a contract. DoWH Projects Table Group Field Name Description Data entry Require...
  9. Road Roughness - AWM Import Process

    Article Purpose This article defines the standard process for importing roughness data into AWM. Intended Users PNG AMB - GIS team Last Reviewed 8 April 2026   Import Roughness Data into AWM This section outlines ...
  10. Tunnels - Lookup Lists & Values