... their subjective, moral judgement. A number of examples were cited where the economic evaluation of environ- 892 ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT O F DEVELOPMENT mental costs and benefits might have had a beneficial effect on policy decisions. One such example was the clearing of large tracts of forest in Thailand where...

...PJ MASON; PUSWA; RT NITZE; MR HORNE PUBLIC UTILITIES LOCAL STREETS MAINS COSTS PUBLIC SUSIEPHONE DIGITAL TRIALS WORKS RECORDS BENEFITS UTILITIES MANAGEMENT COMPUTERS REGISTERS SYSTEMS COST BENEFIT FINANCE DUDLEY LOTHIAN UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1990...

... COUNTRIES REHABILITATION BENEFITS ORGANISATIONS AID FORMULATION OVERSEAS SURVEYS DEVELOPING COSTS IMPROVEMENT TECHNICAL DETERIORATION Proc. Instn Ciu.Engrs, Part 1,1989,86, Dec., 1129-1 141 9445 GRTOERUNAPGNISNPEOERRTIANTGION Priorities in improving road maintenance overseas: a check-lisftor...

... GOVERNMENT DATABASES COST BENEFIT ACCIDENTS AREAS ALCOHOL SYSTEMS BEHAVIOUR ENFORCEMENT RESEARCH TRAFFIC FUNDING PRIVATE SECTOR DISSEMINATION SURVEYS POLICIES DEATHS DRUNKENNESS VEHICLES CONTROL RURAL LOADS ORGANISATIONS OBSERVATIONS INCOME INFORMATION COSTS BENEFITS LOCAL...

... CONDITIONS CONTRACTORS TREES LANDSCAPING REVETMENTS DESIGN CAPACITY POWERS STATUTORY PLANNING STANDARDS URBAN SHAPE RECTANGULAR TRAPEZOIDAL PRIVATISATION COBA COST BENEFIT BENEFITS MOLE THAMES RIVER MOLE RIVER THAMES UK Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1,1989,86,Apr., 423434...

... SYSTEMS COST EFFECTIVE EFFECTIVE MICROCOMPUTERS MATHEMATICS MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS BENEFITS COST BENEFIT PROCESS WATER INDUSTRIES FILTRATION TEMPERATURE SLUDGE PERFORMANCE RELATIONS LIMITS CONFIDENCE PROGRAMS COEFFICIENTS Proc. lnstn Cio. Engrs, Part 1,1989,86, Feb.,207-216...

...R LOBER; RL WILSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1989 ROADS COASTS ROUTES LOCATION A55 ECONOMICS COSTS BENEFITS ANALYSIS COST BENEFIT WALES NORTH WALES ST ASAPH ABER UK h o c . Instn Civ. Engrs, Part 1,1989,86, Feb.,253-254 Corrigenda A55 North Wales coast road St...

... it recalculates the benefits that would be obtained on different links, and it reoptimizes the linking at short intervals of up to five minutes. Hence it deals withtraffic displaced by incidents because that situation constitutes a traffic change elsewhere. But how can it deal with the particular site of incident...

... GRAVITY FED TUNNELS CONSTRUCTION DEEP CLAYS LONDON CLAY CAPACITY DEMAND ECONOMICS MANAGEMENT COSTS BENEFITS COST BENEFIT ESTIMATING SAVINGS FEASIBILITY STUDIES HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS SIMULATION DEVELOPMENT CONTROL OPTIMISATION HISTORY OPERATION MODES TRANSFER ROUTES SELECTION...

...DI BLOCKLEY; JR HENDERSON; FRISP; PROLOG WEST MIDLANDS UK Proc. Instn Ciu.Engrs, Part 1,1988,84, June, 539-564 9294 GROUP ENGINEERING GROUND Knowledge base for risk andcost benefit analysis of limestone mines in the West Midlands D. I. BLOCKLEY, BEng, PhD, MICE, FIStructE* J. R...

... disruption was currently 1.75 million per year and winter maintenance costs were E3.5 million. The cost-benefit of extra investment was dubious, particularly when there was not sufficient manpower to deal with emergencies, if all lines were to be kept open. What manpower was available might not be able...

...TEH WILLIAMS; RH STEWART; HJ WOOTON; PH COLLINS; SACTRA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1987 SACTRA URBAN ROADS APPRAISAL AREAS TRAFFIC TRUNK COBA MANAGEMENT GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENT COST BENEFIT COSTS BENEFITS ANALYSIS Proc. Instn Ciu.Engrs, Part 1, 1987,82,Aug., 896899...

...G MYERS; RF GOOCH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1987 BRITISH RAILWAYS BOARD HUMBERSIDE COUNTY COUNCIL RAILWAYS INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING TRANSPORT ECONOMICS MANAGEMENT COST BENEFIT COSTS FINANCE BENEFITS UK Proc. Instn Ciu.Engrs, Part 1, 1987,82,Apr., 403-434 DISCUSSIONS...

...FJ BRAMWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ROADS SAFETY ENGINEERING DATA ASSESSMENT BENEFITS ACCIDENTS COSTS COST BENEFIT REDUCTION IMPROVEMENT RESURFACING JUNCTIONS MEASURES CONTROL INJURIES TREATMENT SITES TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT...

... threesults can be watched as they comeoff the simulation,say, at ten timeslife speed. From the training point of view, this facility enables users to run the simulation, adjust it, and monitor it. They can get the benefit of watching in detail what is happening in the simulation at aspeed at which...

...K H BEST; G P MEANLEY BULLEN & PARTNERS T F BURNS & PARTNERS ENGINEERS SOCIETY PROFESSIONS COMPETITION FEES CONSULTANTS PROJECTS WHOLE LIFE COSTING WHOLE LIFE COST WHOLE LIFE DESIGN PRICES SOCIAL BENEFITS UK USA UNITED STATES © Thomas Telford and ICE...

... point of view might not be thebest overall. It was suggested that the Department s officials were resistant to amendments proposed by those affected, even though theymight involve lower costs and give a better cost benefit. It was felt that engineers should not impose their views on the public...

...MDM REVELL; FA JOHNS; MO MOORE; DR BIRD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1984 CORNWALL COUNTY COUNCIL R TRAVERS MORGAN HIGHWAYS PLANNING ROADS CONSTRUCTION BUILDING COSTS ECONOMICS COBA COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS BENEFITS DUAL CARRIAGEWAYS SINGLE CARRIAGEWAYS TRUNK DESIGN VALUE...

... COST EFFECTIVE COST BENEFIT BENEFITS EFFECTIVE IN HOUSE SAFETY Proc. Instn Ciu.Engrs, Part 1, 1984,16, Aug., 761-764 INFORMALDISCUSSION ENGINEERINGMANAGEMENTGROUP The use of computers in temporary works Introducers R. H. NEALE,BSc, MSc, MICE* M. GRANT, BSc, MICEt B. P. WILLIAMS, BSc, MICEf...

... of the scenario were all covered. A delegate wondered about thecost-benefit implications of installing the equipment described. MTraffs in reply was sceptical about any clear savings that would be currently realized as he considered that goodstaff could at present outperform the computer. In partic- ular...