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Earthwork and Resource Estimation on Large Expedient Projects

by Carter Ward, US Naval Civil Engineering Lab, Port, Hueneme, CA, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Effects of Deterioration on Safety and Reliability of Structures

Abstract:

A computer-aided technique is being developed for planning, design, estimating, and scheduling of horizontal construction for facilities required to support military operations. This technique permits the user to quickly analyze possible sites and identify those which would require the least construction effort. Once the user selects the site for a facility, the system can design the earthwork, quantify the effort for each earthmoving function, estimate equipment productivity for those functions, and generate a construction schedule. This paper describes the technique and the procedures used.

Subject Headings: Construction sites | Construction equipment | Site investigation | Military engineering | Earthwork | Construction methods | Building design

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