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Transportation Planning Analysis Unit
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Analysis Procedures Manual (APM)
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The Analysis Procedures Manual (APM) provides the current methodologies, practices and procedures for conducting long term analysis of Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) plans and projects.
Change Sheets
June 2006
September 2006
March 2007
June 2007
December 2007 
March 2008
July 2008
Chapters
Cover Page, Acknowledgements
Table of Contents, Appendices, List of Tables and List of Figures
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Managing Analysis Projects
Chapter 3  - Transportation System Inventory
Chapter 4 - Developing Design Hour Volumes
Chapter 5 - Assessing Performance
Chapter 6 - Segment Analysis
Chapter 7 - Intersection Analysis
Chapter 8  - Network or Corridor Simulation Models
Chapter 9 - Determining Needs
Chapter 10 - Analyzing Alternatives
Chapter 11 - Air and Noise Traffic Data
Chapter 12 - Traffic Analysis Reports
Appendices
Appendix A - Resources
Appendix B - Glossary
Appendix C - ODOT Traffic Engineering Authority
Appendix D - Sample ODOT 16-Hour Intersection Count and Tube Count
Appendix E - Procedure for Analysis and Design of Weaving Sections, A User's Guide
Appendix F - Example Narratives
       F.1 Downtown Brookings-US101 Transportation Solutions Project (Example of a 
         System Project) (Report) (Report Appendices)
       F.2 Constitution Area Refinement Study (Example of a Point Project)
       F.3 US 199 Expressway Upgrade Project (Example of a Linear Project)
Appendix G - Example Tech Memos
       G.1 Fern Valley Interchange Existing Conditions Tech Memo (Report) (Figures)
       G.2 Constitution Area Refinement Study Future No-Build Tech Memo (Report) (Figures)
       G.3 Grandview - Nels Anderson Traffic Analysis Technical Memo (Report) (Figures)
 
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