Implementation of Innovative Bridge Technologies : Technical Guidance Note
Bridges are critical components in the transport network and serve as vital links significantly contributing to social connection and economic production across the Pacific. Bridges are intrinsically exposed to natural hazards and impacted by clima...
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okr-10986-378902022-08-16T05:10:39Z Implementation of Innovative Bridge Technologies : Technical Guidance Note World Bank INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT INNOVATIVE BRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE NATURAL HAZARD IMPACT ON INFRASTRUCTURE BRIDGE DESIGN TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE MODULAR BRIDGE INFRASTRUCTURE CASE STUDY Bridges are critical components in the transport network and serve as vital links significantly contributing to social connection and economic production across the Pacific. Bridges are intrinsically exposed to natural hazards and impacted by climate change. Delays associated with the ongoing maintenance of bridges can also put additional strain on this infrastructure and leave them more susceptible to damage. Collectively, these issues serve as a catalyst to the continuing efforts of donors to support the research, exploration, development, and implementation of bridge solutions that consider a local context. This technical guidance note highlights the methodology and lessons learned from the implementation of innovative bridge technologies assessment study and its application under the World Bank-funded Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project. This case study focused on the use of a selected range of modular bridges that provide a low maintenance, long-term, whole of life bridge solution which illustrates how the quality of infrastructure investment can be improved by improving economic efficiency and building resilience. It also outlines a way forward for the implementation of these bridge technologies across the Pacific region. 2022-08-15T16:14:25Z 2022-08-15T16:14:25Z 2022 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099307004292220446/IDU0ed85d1840ffad04ccd0aed80adae36eb0699 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37890 English en CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC Knowledge Notes :: Transport Notes East Asia and Pacific Solomon Islands |
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INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT INNOVATIVE BRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE NATURAL HAZARD IMPACT ON INFRASTRUCTURE BRIDGE DESIGN TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE MODULAR BRIDGE INFRASTRUCTURE CASE STUDY |
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INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT INNOVATIVE BRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE NATURAL HAZARD IMPACT ON INFRASTRUCTURE BRIDGE DESIGN TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE MODULAR BRIDGE INFRASTRUCTURE CASE STUDY World Bank Implementation of Innovative Bridge Technologies : Technical Guidance Note |
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Bridges are critical components in
the transport network and serve as vital links significantly
contributing to social connection and economic production
across the Pacific. Bridges are intrinsically exposed to
natural hazards and impacted by climate change. Delays
associated with the ongoing maintenance of bridges can also
put additional strain on this infrastructure and leave them
more susceptible to damage. Collectively, these issues serve
as a catalyst to the continuing efforts of donors to support
the research, exploration, development, and implementation
of bridge solutions that consider a local context. This
technical guidance note highlights the methodology and
lessons learned from the implementation of innovative bridge
technologies assessment study and its application under the
World Bank-funded Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation
Project. This case study focused on the use of a selected
range of modular bridges that provide a low maintenance,
long-term, whole of life bridge solution which illustrates
how the quality of infrastructure investment can be improved
by improving economic efficiency and building resilience. It
also outlines a way forward for the implementation of these
bridge technologies across the Pacific region. |
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Implementation of Innovative Bridge Technologies : Technical Guidance Note |
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Implementation of Innovative Bridge Technologies : Technical Guidance Note |
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Implementation of Innovative Bridge Technologies : Technical Guidance Note |
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Implementation of Innovative Bridge Technologies : Technical Guidance Note |
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Implementation of Innovative Bridge Technologies : Technical Guidance Note |
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implementation of innovative bridge technologies : technical guidance note |
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Washington, DC |
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2022 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099307004292220446/IDU0ed85d1840ffad04ccd0aed80adae36eb0699 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37890 |
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