Land Development for Civil Engineers is a hands-on guide to beginning, managing, and completing all projects
Item #: 330-5007-02
ISBN: 0471435007
ISBN13: 978-0-471-43500-6
Author: T. R. Dion Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Format: Hardcover
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Land Development for Civil
Engineers provides essential facts and recommendations for bringing the
nonstructural features of a land development project to successful completion.
Regulations, standards, and permit data have all been thoroughly updated,
including EPA General Stormwater Permits and the agency's rulings on water
supply, ADA considerations, American Concrete Pipe Association bedding
requirements, wetland permitting changes, and other pertinent information.
This single-source reference covers all engineering, legislative, and
administrative concerns, including design procedures, construction contracts,
development guidelines, and final inspections. New techniques for project
management, including use of intranet and extranet management tools on the
Internet, are featured, in addition to the latest material on:
Soil remediation and brownfield development
GPS use and new surveying techniques
Streetscaping
Developments in design-build methods
Photogrammetric surveys and GIS use in area and site planning
Complete with hundreds of maps, diagrams, drawings, tables, and charts, this
Second Edition is the ideal reference for civil design engineers, site design
analysts, and students, as well as government personnel, developers, landscape
architects, urban planners, civil engineering technology students, land
surveyors, and geotechnical, structural, transportation, and environmental
engineers. 816 pp.
Land Development for Civil Engineers, 2nd Edition - Table of Contents:
Preface to the Second Edition
Preface to the First Edition
Acknowledgments to the Second Edition
Acknowledgments to the First Edition
PART I: OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES
Introduction
Defining Land Development
Areawide Development Planning
The Developer 's Role
Land Development Measurement Conventions References
Developer 's Constraints
Market Analysis
Site Location
Site Geometry
Site Conditions
Site Layout
Regulatory Requirements
Economic Considerations
References
Suggested Readings
Engineering Administration
Organization
Marketability of Professional Services
Conditions of Employment
Conduct of Affairs
Engineering Communication
Types of Engineering Services
Selection of a Design Professional
Engineering Services Contract
Computing Facilities
Mobilization Plan
Remuneration for Engineering Services
Engineer 's Role
References
Suggested Readings
PART II: PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES
Inventory, Analysis, and Reporting
Geographic Information Systems
Desktop Study and Site Inspection
Floodplain Analysis
Wetlands Determination Study
Endangered Species Evaluation
Environmental Evaluation
Historical and Natural Resource Survey
Land Survey Controls
Conventional Surveying
Global Positioning Systems
Cadastral Surveys
Topographic Surveys
Utility Extension Surveys
Photogrammetric Surveys
Geotechnical Surveys
Traffic Studies
Materials Evaluation
Analysis and Report on Prospective Sites
References
Suggested Readings
Preliminary Design and Costs
Determination of Additional Auxiliary Service
Conceptual Plan Approval
Preparation of Preliminary Documents
Preliminary Project Submittals
Preliminary Project Approval
PART III: FINAL DESIGN-RELATED ACTIVITIES
Transportation System Design
Traffic-related Site Impact Studies and Access
Street and Road Design Criteria
Parking Considerations
Street Alignment
Pavement Design
Pedestrian Facility Design
Bicycle Facility Design
References
Suggested Readings
Drainage System Design
Precipitation and Duration
Rainfall Abstractions
Time of Concentration
Runoff
Factors Affecting Site Drainage
Best Management Practices
Mitigating Floodplain Hazards
Drainage System Design
Pipe Bedding and Protection
Subsurface Water
References
Suggested Readings
Sedimentation and Erosion Control
General Considerations
Predicting Rainfall Erosion Loss
Construction Sites
Erosion Control Using Soil Bioengineering
Considerations for Permanent Ponds or Lakes
References
Suggested Readings
Site Grading and Appurtenance Design
Improved Land Developments
Total Development Activities
Earthwork Calculations
Elements of the Grading Plan
Stairs, Ramps, and Handrails
Slope Stability
Retaining Walls
References
Suggested Readings
Sanitary Sewer System Design
Engineer 's Report
Wastewater Flows
Individual On-Site Wastewater Disposal Systems
Collection Methods for Off-Site Wastewater Treatment
Centralized Gravity Flow Wastewater Collection Systems