R Srinivasa Kumar (48 results)

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Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction to Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). 2. Data Collection Techniques and Sensors. 3. Data Requirements for ITS: Communication Technologies. 4. Functional Areas of ITSThe Services. 5. ITS-Architecture and Deployment Planning. 6. ITS Applications. Annexure A Case Study on TRAZER SOFTWARE. References. Index. Intelligent Transportation Systems caters to the new syllabus proposed by the AICTE for the UG course in civil engineering as an Elective/Open elective as well as for PG students (ME/M.Tech, Transportation Engineering) as an elective course in most universities, institutions and colleges in India. Detailed discussions on data collection strategies, technologies used and case studies on ITS-architecture adopted by some countries, enhance the reader's knowledge about ITS deployments in different parts of the world. It provides an overview of ITS implementation in the developed and developing countries. ITS-architecture dealing with the fascinating layered structure with respect to institutions, transportation and communication is explained at the local, regional and national levels with examples. Sufficient details on data collection, communication technologies and implementation, particularly in the context of delivering information to road users, are highlighted. Salient features The ITS concepts are explained clearly in simple terms. It is descriptive and well supported with illustrations, apt photographs and flow charts. All the major components of ITS are covered. Many examples of ITS applications in developed countries are provided. Applications in Asian countries are also described. ITS-architecture based on the Indian scenario and the forward strides that our country has taken in this regard, are discussed. Self-assessment questions and MCQs are provided in each chapter to enhance learning and help in easy recall of the concepts.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Highway Development Planning, Programs and Surveys. 2. Highway Geometric Design. 3. Design Guidelines of Intersections. 4. Traffic Engineering and Control. 5. Traffic Regulation, Control and Devices. 6. Pavement Materials: Soils and Stone Aggregate. 7. Pavement Materials: Bituminous Binders and Bituminous Paving Mixes. 8. Pavement Materials: Portland Cement and Cement Concrete. 9. Factors Affecting Pavement Design and Performance. 10. Analysis and Design of Flexible Pavements. 11. Analysis and Design of Rigid Pavements. References. Index. Transportation Engineering conforms to the syllabus of transportation engineering prescribed by AICTE for the undergraduate students of civil engineering. The book includes the latest IRC codes and discusses in detail the functional system characteristics of highway development and planning. It delineates the highway standards and constraints to be considered for arriving at an optimal geometric design for efficient vehicular and pedestrian traffic. It also explains the analysis of different types of vehicle and traffic data collected as part of pavement, component and function studies. …

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Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction to road traffic engineering. 2. Road user and vehicle characteristics. 3. Highway geometric design. 4. Traffic volume studies. 5. Traffic count techniques and analysis of traffic volume data. 6. Spot speed studies and characteristics. 7. Origin and destination studies. 8. Travel time and delay studies. 9. Intersection delay studies. 10. Traffic flow characteristics. 11. Introduction to intersections and design guidelines for at-grade intersections. 12. Design and analysis of rotary intersections. 13. Design of signalised intersections. 14. Basics of queuing theory and delay analysis. 15. Design guidelines for grade-separated intersections and interchanges. 16. Parking studies. 17. Road markings. 18. Road traffic signs. 19. Roadway lighting. 20. Road traffic accident studies and reconstruction. 21. Analysis of accident data and road safety. 22. Intelligent transportation system. References. Appendix. Index. Traffic Engineering deals with the planning, design and implementation of traffic flow, and road infrastructure and facilities. This book provides in-depth information about road user characteristics and highway geometric design. It explains the collection and analysis of different types of traffic data, obtained as part of various studies. It also describes the design of different types of intersections and illustrates the use of road markings and lighting. Recent advances such as Intelligent Transportation System are also explored. This book will be useful to undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as to researchers and practicing engineers.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Pavement types and their functional aspects. 1. Introduction to pavement evaluation. 2. Introduction to functional evaluation of pavements. 3. Pavement roughness measurement systems. 4. Contact type equipment (Part 1). 5. Contact-type equipment (Part 2): Response-type road roughness measuring system (RTRRMS). 6. Introduction to non-contact type profilers (Part 1). 7. Non-contact profilers (Part 2): High-speed profilers. 8. Non-contact rofilers (Part 3): Lightweight profilers. 9. Statistical considerations. 10. Introduction to frictional evaluation of pavements. 11. Pavement surface texture. 12. Friction measurement methods (Part 1). 13. Friction measurement methods (Part 2). 14. Wet pavement friction models. 15. Pavement friction management system (PFMS). 16. Methodology for design and maintenance of pavement friction courses. 17. Distress surveys and maintenance alternatives for asphalt concrete pavement . 18. Distress surveys and maintenance alternatives for Portland cement concrete pavement . 19. Structural evaluation of pavements using Benkelman beam and falling weight Deflectometer. 20. Structural evaluation of unbound granular and sub-grade layers using dynamic cone Penetrometer (DCP). 21. Structural evaluation of pavements using heavy vehicle simulator (HVS). 22. Ground penetrating radar (GPR): An effective NDT tool for pavement evaluation. 23. Pavement drainage design. 24. Pavement condition rating methods. 25. Pavement maintenance management system (PMS). References. Appendix. Index. The role of properly timed and qualitatively controlled rehabilitation and maintenance measures in preserving a pavement s surface quality and ensuring that the structure lasts in serviceable condition through its design life and beyond is well recognized. This book explores the methods of structural and functional evaluation of flexible and rigid pavements for gathering critical data on the condition of pavements to enable strategic decision making with regard to rehabilitation/maintenance measures under budgetary constraints. It provides detailed descriptions of the state-of-the-art equipment/ devices/techniques used in these evaluations for determining parameters of relevance such as road roughness, skid resistance and existing strength of pavements. Several solved examples are included in the book to give readers a hands-on approach on the various techniques of measurements and evaluation of pavement condition. The significance of a pavement management system in providing a systematic, efficient, consistent and cost-effective decision making mechanism for optimising the maintenance of road networks is explored in detail along with implementation aspects.…

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