Exchange Requirement: Pedestrian Ramps

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Parts (Property Sets)


Name

Pedestrian Ramps

Identifier

er_pedestrian-ramps

Change Log

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Code Stage
0 Portfolio requirements
1 Conception of need
2 Outline feasibility
3 Substantive feasibility
4 Outline conceptual design
5 Full conceptual design
6 Coordinated design and procurement
7 Production information
8 Construction
9 Operation and maintenance
10 Disposal

Overview

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Scope

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General Description

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Information Description

  • US Roads Data Dictionary as captured in “WORKING-US-RoadsDD-v1.2.xlsx”

Information Requirements

Preconditions

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Parts

Part: Alignment Data - Linear

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Alignment ID Reference Alignment ID that is referenced for element layout String   required  
Corridor ID Reference Corridor ID that is referenced for element layout String   required  
Station - Begin Station of linear location - begin Real Stationing required  
Station Offset - Begin Offset of linear location - begin Real Feet required  
Station - End Station of linear location - end Real Stationing required  
Station Offset - End Offset of linear location - end Real Feet required  
Reference Point Location Placement of point for offset (i.e. gutterline for traffic barrier feature) String   required  
Concept: Alignment ID Reference
  • Purpose: Alignment ID that is referenced for element layout
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Corridor ID Reference
  • Purpose: Corridor ID that is referenced for element layout
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Station - Begin
  • Purpose: Station of linear location - begin
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Stationing
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Station Offset - Begin
  • Purpose: Offset of linear location - begin
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Feet
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Station - End
  • Purpose: Station of linear location - end
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Stationing
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Station Offset - End
  • Purpose: Offset of linear location - end
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Feet
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Reference Point Location
  • Purpose: Placement of point for offset (i.e. gutterline for traffic barrier feature)
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: required

Part: GPS Coordinates - Linear

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Latitude - Begin Latitude of linear location - begin Real   optional  
Longitude - Begin Longitude of point location - begin Real   optional  
Latitude - End Latitude of linear location - end Real   optional  
Longitude - End Longitude of point location - end Real   optional  
Control Points/Benchmarks Reference points with known coordinates and/or elevations, used to create a consistent horizontal and vertical datums for accurate coordination of highway right of way and private property boundaries and existing features for construction projects. String   optional  
GPS Notes Notes referring to GPS location data String   optional  
Concept: Latitude - Begin
  • Purpose: Latitude of linear location - begin
  • Type: Real
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Longitude - Begin
  • Purpose: Longitude of point location - begin
  • Type: Real
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Latitude - End
  • Purpose: Latitude of linear location - end
  • Type: Real
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Longitude - End
  • Purpose: Longitude of point location - end
  • Type: Real
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Control Points/Benchmarks
  • Purpose: Reference points with known coordinates and/or elevations, used to create a consistent horizontal and vertical datums for accurate coordination of highway right of way and private property boundaries and existing features for construction projects.
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: GPS Notes
  • Purpose: Notes referring to GPS location data
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: optional

Part: Identification

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Object ID Unique ID assigned to each asset in database String   required  
Feature ID Specific point, linear, and surface designation String   optional  
Feature Description Specific point, linear, and surface detailed description String   optional  
Survey Feature Code Short abbreviation surveyors use in the field to identify and describe physical features and data points encountered String   optional  
Concept: Object ID
  • Purpose: Unique ID assigned to each asset in database
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Feature ID
  • Purpose: Specific point, linear, and surface designation
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Feature Description
  • Purpose: Specific point, linear, and surface detailed description
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Survey Feature Code
  • Purpose: Short abbreviation surveyors use in the field to identify and describe physical features and data points encountered
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: optional

Part: Joint

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Joint Type The classification of joints formed where two sections of pavement or structural material meet, based on their shape, size, and functional purpose. Common types include contraction joints, expansion joints, and construction joints, which help control cracking and accommodate movement. String   optional enum: Contraction, Expansion, Construction
Maximum Joint Interval The greatest permissible spacing between consecutive pavement joints, as specified by design standards, to control cracking and accommodate material movement. Real feet optional  
Concept: Joint Type
  • Purpose: The classification of joints formed where two sections of pavement or structural material meet, based on their shape, size, and functional purpose. Common types include contraction joints, expansion joints, and construction joints, which help control cracking and accommodate movement.
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: optional
  • Restrictions: enum: Contraction, Expansion, Construction
Concept: Maximum Joint Interval
  • Purpose: The greatest permissible spacing between consecutive pavement joints, as specified by design standards, to control cracking and accommodate material movement.
  • Type: Real
  • Units: feet
  • Cardinality: optional

Part: LRS Data - Linear

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Postmile - Begin Mile post of point location - begin Real Mile optional  
LRS Offset - Begin Linear Reference System offset of point location - begin Real Feet optional  
Postmile - End Mile post of point location - end Real Mile optional  
LRS Offset - End Linear Reference System offset of point location - end Real Feet optional  
Concept: Postmile - Begin
  • Purpose: Mile post of point location - begin
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Mile
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: LRS Offset - Begin
  • Purpose: Linear Reference System offset of point location - begin
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Feet
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Postmile - End
  • Purpose: Mile post of point location - end
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Mile
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: LRS Offset - End
  • Purpose: Linear Reference System offset of point location - end
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Feet
  • Cardinality: optional

Part: Pay Item Information

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Pay Item Code The code used to describe the pay item often associated with construction standards or specifications developed by an owner agency. String   required  
Pay Item Description A description of the pay item code. String   required  
Pay Item Unit of Measure The unit of measure associated with the pay item (LF, CY, LS, etc.). Use the unit abbreviation defined in the associated specification if one exists. String   required  
Pay Quantity Pay Item quantity String   required  
Pay Item Note A note used to further describe the pay item. String   optional  
Specification URL The world wide web address associated with the specification or specification section that provides additional information realted to the Pay Item. String   optional  
Concept: Pay Item Code
  • Purpose: The code used to describe the pay item often associated with construction standards or specifications developed by an owner agency.
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Pay Item Description
  • Purpose: A description of the pay item code.
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Pay Item Unit of Measure
  • Purpose: The unit of measure associated with the pay item (LF, CY, LS, etc.). Use the unit abbreviation defined in the associated specification if one exists.
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Pay Quantity
  • Purpose: Pay Item quantity
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Pay Item Note
  • Purpose: A note used to further describe the pay item.
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Specification URL
  • Purpose: The world wide web address associated with the specification or specification section that provides additional information realted to the Pay Item.
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: optional

Part: Pedestrian Ramp Features

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Ramp Type The categorization based on the design and function of the inclines, such as perpendicular, parallel, and blended transitions. String   required enum: Perpendicular, Parallel, Blended Transitions, Other
Detectable Warning Strip A standardized surface feature built in or applied to pedestrian circulation paths and other pedestrian facilities to warn of hazards. Boolean   required enum: Yes, No
Landing An area at the top or bottom of a ramp with cross slopes that adhere to current ADA standards, situated outside the travel way. Boolean   required enum: Yes, No
Concept: Ramp Type
  • Purpose: The categorization based on the design and function of the inclines, such as perpendicular, parallel, and blended transitions.
  • Type: String
  • Cardinality: required
  • Restrictions: enum: Perpendicular, Parallel, Blended Transitions, Other
Concept: Detectable Warning Strip
  • Purpose: A standardized surface feature built in or applied to pedestrian circulation paths and other pedestrian facilities to warn of hazards.
  • Type: Boolean
  • Cardinality: required
  • Restrictions: enum: Yes, No
Concept: Landing
  • Purpose: An area at the top or bottom of a ramp with cross slopes that adhere to current ADA standards, situated outside the travel way.
  • Type: Boolean
  • Cardinality: required
  • Restrictions: enum: Yes, No

Part: Pedestrian Ramp Layout

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Length of Ramp The total distance from the beginning to the end of the inclined surface. Real feet required  
Opening Width The horizontal measurement of the object along the perpendicular face. Real inches required  
Detectable Strip Length The perpendicular measurement of the textured panel along the path of travel. Real inches optional  
Landing Length The perpendicular measurement of the flat section at the top or bottom of a ramp. Real inches optional  
Landing Width The horizontal measurement of the flat section at the top or bottom of a ramp. Real inches optional  
Edge of Pavement Elevations at Opening The vertical measurement of the roadway surface at the beginning of the ramp. Real feet required  
Elevations at Tie-in Points The vertical measurement of the sidewalk surface at the joint of the proposed ramp. Real feet required  
Concept: Length of Ramp
  • Purpose: The total distance from the beginning to the end of the inclined surface.
  • Type: Real
  • Units: feet
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Opening Width
  • Purpose: The horizontal measurement of the object along the perpendicular face.
  • Type: Real
  • Units: inches
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Detectable Strip Length
  • Purpose: The perpendicular measurement of the textured panel along the path of travel.
  • Type: Real
  • Units: inches
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Landing Length
  • Purpose: The perpendicular measurement of the flat section at the top or bottom of a ramp.
  • Type: Real
  • Units: inches
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Landing Width
  • Purpose: The horizontal measurement of the flat section at the top or bottom of a ramp.
  • Type: Real
  • Units: inches
  • Cardinality: optional
Concept: Edge of Pavement Elevations at Opening
  • Purpose: The vertical measurement of the roadway surface at the beginning of the ramp.
  • Type: Real
  • Units: feet
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Elevations at Tie-in Points
  • Purpose: The vertical measurement of the sidewalk surface at the joint of the proposed ramp.
  • Type: Real
  • Units: feet
  • Cardinality: required

Part: Reinforcement

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Reinforcement The indication of whether an object includes reinforcement. Boolean   optional enum: Yes, No
Concept: Reinforcement
  • Purpose: The indication of whether an object includes reinforcement.
  • Type: Boolean
  • Cardinality: optional
  • Restrictions: enum: Yes, No

Part: State Plane Coordinates - Linear

  • Purpose: Describe the purpose of this part.
Concept Definition Type Units Cardinality Restrictions
Northing - Begin The “Y” values of coordinates represented on a plane coordinate system - Begin (Linear) Real Feet required  
Easting - Begin The “X” values of coordinates represented on a plane coordinate system - Begin (Linear) Real Feet required  
Northing - End The “Y” values of coordinates represented on a plane coordinate system - End (Linear) Real Feet required  
Easting - End The “X” values of coordinates represented on a plane coordinate system - End (Linear) Real Feet required  
Concept: Northing - Begin
  • Purpose: The “Y” values of coordinates represented on a plane coordinate system - Begin (Linear)
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Feet
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Easting - Begin
  • Purpose: The “X” values of coordinates represented on a plane coordinate system - Begin (Linear)
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Feet
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Northing - End
  • Purpose: The “Y” values of coordinates represented on a plane coordinate system - End (Linear)
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Feet
  • Cardinality: required
Concept: Easting - End
  • Purpose: The “X” values of coordinates represented on a plane coordinate system - End (Linear)
  • Type: Real
  • Units: Feet
  • Cardinality: required

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