Transportation Engineering
Transportation Engineering
TRANSP RTATI N
ENGINEERIN
G
CORDON DE LUNA POTENTE J Av e r o ORLEANS
The Interstate
Interstate
FUN FACTS Highway System,
$459 billion
billion
The most expensive project
in the history of mankind, the
Interstate Highway System in
America connects more than
47,000 miles and took almost 35
ears to complete.
Appian
way
The Appian Way is one of the earliest
and strategically most important Roman roads
of the ancient republic which connected 350
miles from Rome to Brindisi, in southeast Italy.
It was built by Appius Claudius Caecus 312 BC
ago and was called the Queen of Roads. It was
primarily built for military purposes and
eventually for trading.
TRANSPOR
the movement of goods and persons from place
TATION
to place and the various means by which such
movement is accomplished. The growth of the
ability—and the need—to transport large
quantities of goods or numbers of people over
long distances at high speeds in comfort and
safety has been an index of civilization and in
particular of technological progress.
Source: Britannica
TRANSPORTATION
Engi nee ri ng
- is a sub-discipline of civil engineering which deals with
the application of technology and scientific principles to the
planning, functional design, operation and management of
facilities for any mode of transportation in order to provide
the safe, rapid, comfortable, convenient, economical, and
environmentally compatible movement of people and goods.
CIVIL
TRANSPORTATION
It primarily involves
operation Maintenance
PLANNING
Before making any sort of planning, the Engineer must take an
account of the database of the area or if it is appropriate, the
previous system in place.
POPULATIO LAND
N USE
REGIONAL TRAVEL
FINANCIAL PATTERNS AND
RESOURCES VOLUMES
TRANSPORTATIO DATABA
COMMUNITY VALUES
N FACILITIES AND SE AND EXPECTATIONS
SERVICES
HIGHWA
& Systems, urban streets as well as
parking facilities.
HIGHWAY
of routes, financing, environmental
DIVISIONS impact evaluation, and value
engineering to compare alternatives.
HIGHWA
• Handle the planning, design, construction, and operation of highways, roads,
and other vehicular facilities as well as their related pedestrian realms.
• Estimate the transportation needs of the public and then secure the funding for
the project.
Engineers in this
specialization:
RAI
It is a branch of civil engineering
concerned with the design, construction,
maintenance, and operation of railways.
RAI
WAY
operation of railroads and mass transit
DIVISIONS systems that use a fixed guideway (such
as light rail or even monorails).
Typical tasks would
include determining:
• horizontal and vertical alignment design
• station location and design
• construction cost estimating
• establishment of signaling & controlling
system.
AIR
ORT
DIVISIONS construct airports.
These engineers must use the analysis of
predominant wind direction to determine
runway orientation, determine the size of
runway border and safety areas, different wing
tip to wing tip clearances for all gates and
must designate the clear zones in the entire
port.
PORT
Port and harbor engineers
handle the design,
construction, and operation
of ports, harbors, canals,
and other maritime
HAR
DIVISIONS facilities.
Transportation engineers
ensures that every detail
from the geography of the
port to the different
facilities, all of that are
planned and erected well
to execute freely the
transport of goods and
people.
PIPELINE
PIPELINE
PIPE
Pipeline engineering embraces
the design and construction of
pipelines, pumping stations, and
storage facilities.
PIPE
distances. Also, products such as
INE
DIVISIONS pulverized coal and iron ore can
be transported in a water slurry.
GREEN
TRANSPORTATION
WILDLIFE
BRIDGES
This wildlife bridge
(ecoduct) provides a
safe crossing path for
wildlife amidst the
danger of highways.
European Grass
Lined Green Railway
Much like green roofs, these
swaths of green provide a host
of benefits to any urban area,
like reducing urban heat island
effect, providing a permeable
surface for storm water to
infiltrate, and reducing
pollution.
TRANSPORTATION
ENGINEERING
HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES
Pan-
Philippine
Highway,
also known as “Daang Maharlika”, is the
longest highway in the Philippines.
Labelled as N1 in the Route Numbering
System of the Department of Public Works
and Highways (DPWH), it stretches 3,517
kilometers from Laoag City, Ilocos Norte to
Zamboanga City and passes by the Patapat
Viaduct in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte and
other scenic spots.
Manila Light Rail Transit
AND
System
Manila Metro Rail Transit Syste
Metro-Manila, the
metropolitan area of the
capital of the Philippines is
home to some 18 million
people. A light metro
system (Mass Rail Transit -
MRT) runs mainly elevated
across this mega city.
Manila Ninoy Aquino
International Airport or
NAIA also known as Manila
International Airport, is one
of the two international
airports serving the Metro
Manila Area, being the main
international gateway to the
Philippines.
COMPENSATION DATA BASED OF
EXPERIENCE
Average base
P566,899 /yR salary