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Below is a link to an intersection. Provide two different design solutions that would reduce conflicts at the intersection. Explain your solution and provide a brief rational as to how it would reduce conflicts. (Assume that property is not an issue and that buildings in the area can be relocated and don't worry about cost)

If you have an area (120 *60) and you want to design an off-parking, what will be the suitable ?design for such a park

The City Council proposed to utilize a government-owned land with an area of 9,600 square meters. One-third of it will be used for a picnic area while the rest of the land will be planted by mango trees. As the city engineer, you were tasked to determine the following: the dimensions of the picnic area with minimum cost of fencing given that area is to be rectangular and to be fenced off on three sides not adjacent to the highway. the number of mango trees that leads to a maximum yield given that if 70 trees are planted, the average yield per tree will be 300 kilos while the average yield will decrease by 3 kilos per tree for each additional tree on the same area due to overcrowding. Problem #1 A) Illustration and Representation of Variables B) Detailed Solution C) Conclusion   Problem #2 A) Illustration and Representation of Variables B) Detailed Solution C) Conclusion

RING 1 RING 2 $1 45 MAJOR STREET $2 $6 BARRIER = Phase Number Protected Movement $3 MINOR STREET $4 = Permitted Movement = Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which pair of phases constitutes a phase pair? phase 1 and phase 2 phase 1 and phase 5 phase 1 and phase 6 O phase 1 and phase 3

Transportation and communications engineering

The City Council proposed to utilize a government-owned land with an area of 9,600 square meters. One-third of it will be used for a picnic area while the rest of the land will be planted by mango trees. As the city engineer, you were tasked to determine the following: 1. the dimensions of the picnic area with minimum cost of fencing given that area is to be rectangular and to be fenced off on three sides not adjacent to the highway. 2. the number of mango trees that leads to a maximum yield given that if 70 trees are planted, the average yield per tree will be 300 kilos while the average yield will decrease by 3 kilos per tree for each additional tree on the same area due to overcrowding.

The City Council proposed to utilize government-owned land with an area of 21,600 square meters. One-third of the area will be used to plant mango trees while the rest of the land is where an emergency field hospital shall be built. As the city engineer, you were tasked to determine the following: the dimensions of the land planted with mango trees with minimum cost of fencing given that area is to be rectangular and to be fenced off on three sides not adjacent to the highway.  As an Engineer, cite other instances aside from the situations given above where optimization (one maximization and one minimization) can be applied.

The City Council proposed to utilize government-owned land with an area of 21,600 square meters. One-third of the area will be used to plant mango trees while the rest of the land is where an emergency field hospital shall be built. As the city engineer, you were tasked to determine the following: The dimensions of the land planted with mango trees with minimum cost of fencing given that area is to be rectangular and to be fenced off on three sides not adjacent to the highway.          Provide the detailed solution.

The City Council proposed to utilize government-owned land with an area of 21,600 square meters. One-third of the area will be used to plant mango trees while the rest of the land is where an emergency field hospital shall be built. As the city engineer, you were tasked to determine the following: the dimensions of the land planted with mango trees with minimum cost of fencing given that area is to be rectangular and to be fenced off on three sides not adjacent to the highway.   Provide the following answers: 1. Illustration and Representation of Variables 2. Detailed Solution 3. Conclusion

.What inspired the owners/proponents and designers to conceive and design such kind of a project and what were the challenges that they encountered during the : " taipei 101"

Discuss in brief the various types of buildings s classified by the N8O, 1983

whats the parking ordinance in jackson new jersey regarding how many parking spaces you need per square foot of office space?

QUESTION 5 RING: RING 2 $1 1 $5 MAJOR STREET $2 WL $6 BARRIER = Phase Number - Protected Movement $3 MINOR STREET $4 = Permitted Movement Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which pair of phases constitutes a phase pair? phase 1 and phase 2 phase 1 and phase 5 phase 1 and phase 6 phase 1 and phase 3

QUESTION 1 RING 1 RING 2 $1 2 45 L MAJOR STREET $2 46 YI BARRIER = Phase Number = Protected Movement $3 MINOR STREET JU $4 - Permitted Movement = Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which phases cannot be reversed in their sequencing? phase 1 and phase 2 phase 5 and phase 6 phase 1 and phase 5 O phase 3 and phase 4

RING 1 RING 2 $1 $5 MAJOR STREET $2 OL 46 BARRIER = Phase Number = Protected Movement $3 MINOR STREET $4 = Permitted Movement = Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which phases illustrate split phasing? phase 1 and phase 2 phase 1 and phase 5 phase 3 and phase 4 none, there is no split phasing represented in the ring and barrier diagram

What effective walkway width is needed if the hourly passenger demand of 8,750  is to be serviced at a LOS B? Provide your response to the nearest tenth of a foot.

QUESTION 4 What effective walkway width is needed if the hourly passenger demand of 8,750 is to be serviced at a LOS B? Provide your response to the nearest tenth of a foot.

Transportation and communications engineering

RING 1 RING 2 $1 1 $5 MAJOR STREET $2 $6 BARRIER Phase Number Protected Movement $3 MINOR STREET $4 = Permitted Movement >= Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which phases illustrate split phasing? phase 1 and phase 2 phase 1 and phase 5 phase 3 and phase 4 none, there is no split phasing represented in the ring and barrier diagram

Q-2 What are the effects of slums; how can the formation of slums be prevented? Subject: architecture and town planning

RING 1 RING 2 $1 2 $5 MAJOR STREET $2 LL $6 Stri BARRIER = Phase Number = Protected Movement $3 MINOR STREET $4 = Permitted Movement >= Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which phases cannot be reversed in their sequencing? phase 1 and phase 2 phase 5 and phase 6 phase 1 and phase 5 phase 3 and phase 4

Project proposal : Establishing bike lane at the side of the road

.What inspired the owners/proponents and designers to conceive and design such kind of a project and what were the challenges that they encountered during the : "taipei 101" a. Design stage b. Construction and development stage

What is the content of the Traffic Survey in the paper? What are the examples?  Ps. not graded

QUESTION 2 RING 1 RING 2 1 $5 MAJOR STREET $2 $6 BARRIER - Phase Number = Protected Movement 43 MINOR STREET $4 Permitted Movement - Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which phase pairs constitute a concurrency group? phase pair containing phases 1 and phase 2 & phase pair containing phase 3 and phase 4 O phase pair containing phase 1 and phase 5 & phase pair containing phase 2 and phase 6 phase pair containing phase 1 and phase 2 & phase pair containing phase 5 and phase 6 O phase pair containing phase 5 and phase 6 & phase pair containing phase 3 and phase 4

Evaluate transportation options, urban parks, and green buildings

Pls answer ASAP. choices are indicated thank you

RING 1 RING 2 $1 1 $5 MAJOR STREET $2 OJL $6 BARRIER = Phase Number = Protected Movement $3 MINOR STREET $4 = Permitted Movement >= Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which phase pairs constitute a concurrency group? O phase pair containing phases 1 and phase 2 & phase pair containing phase 3 and phase 4 phase pair containing phase 1 and phase 5 & phase pair containing phase 2 and phase 6 O phase pair containing phase 1 and phase 2 & phase pair containing phase 5 and phase 6 O phase pair containing phase 5 and phase 6 & phase pair containing phase 3 and phase 4

a)What are the effects of slums? b)What are the characteristics of a well-planned town/city?

Q-1 Define slums and explain the causes of slums? Q-2 What are the effects of slums; how can the formation of slums be prevented?

Which of the following occurrences are a specified (named) peril commercial building and personal property coverage form.   Flood Demolition Erosion Explosion

A)You are a transportation planner working for a city government and you are preparing yourself for a public hearing to discuss a future proposed road infrastructure project. The project will require claiming private land from three neighbors who live in the city. Write an outline of what you will state (say) during this public hearing. B)As a transportation planner, you may be required to prepare a Parking Management Plan. Explain clearly how you would go be developing such a

Please answer problem 2 The City Council proposed to utilize government-owned land with an area of 9,600 square meters. One-third of the area will be used to plant mango trees while the rest of the land is where an emergency field hospital shall be built. As the city engineer, you were tasked to determine the following: the dimensions of the land planted with mango trees with minimum cost of fencing given that area is to be rectangular and to be fenced off on three sides not adjacent to the highway. 2. the rate at which the total average number of COVID cases is increasing at x=10 tents and dxdt=1 tent per day, given that if 25 tents are built, the average number of COVID cases per tent will be 6 cases while the average number of cases will increase by 2 per tent for each additional tent in the same area due to overcrowding. 2a. Illustration and Representation of Variables 2b. Detailed Solution 2c. Conclusion:

Prepare the work break down structure for the Annex Transport Interchange Block on top of an existing metro station.

A light rail system will connect the airport, the city center, and a cluster of high-density housing on the other side of the river. Name at least three benefits, three disbenefits, and three costs. What stakeholder viewpoints will need to be considered?

Question 1 For a high-rise buildings, installation are conducted by using zone systems. Explain briefly on:        i. one system zone        ii. two system zone

1. The highway department is planning to build a picnic park for motorists along a major highway. The park is to be rectangular with an area of 5000 sq. yards and is to be fenced off on the three sides not adjacent to the highway. What is the least amount of fencing required for this job? How long and wide should the park be, for the fencing to be minimized?