MGIS CAPSTONE PROPOSAL CROSSCOUNTRY PIPELINE ROUTE SELECTION Mitigating
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MGIS CAPSTONE PROPOSAL CROSS-COUNTRY PIPELINE ROUTE SELECTION Mitigating “Costs” for Early Concept Development By: Geoff Price June 22, 2009 Advisor: Dr. Todd Bacastow
Overview 2 • • Problem Statement Old Way, New Way Route Influences Least-Cost Path Model Builder Inserting Real Cost Research Q&A
Problem 3 Select alignment alternatives for optimal cross-country pipeline construction that meet project requirements. Summarize alignment alternatives to facilitate real dollar cost estimation for early concept development (+/- 50%) A ? Where & uch? M w o H B
Old Problem, Old Solution 4 The Manual Method Small Scale Paper Maps (USGS, DOE, State Regulatory Dept, etc…) Hand Delineation Terrain Evaluation from Aerial Photographs
Old Problem, New Solution 5 The GIS Method Digital Maps Spatial Database (retrieval & storage) Data Manipulation Data Conversion Raster Analysis (Map Algebra, LCP, etc. ) Used properly, GIS methods are faster, more efficient, more comprehensive, and less expensive than traditional methods.
Route Influences 6 Engineering/Cost Socioeconomic Biophysical
What is Least-Cost Path? 7 COST SURFACE LEAST-COST PATH (VECTOR) Land Cover COST SURFACE + Land Cover = Terrain-Slope LEAST-COST Surface LEAST-COST PATH (VECTOR)
Cost-Weighted Surface 8 Influence * . 60 = Land Cover + * Terrain-Slope LEAST-COST/WEIGHTED . 40 = =
LCP & Model Builder 9 LEAST COST PATH
LCP Results 10
Inserting Dollar Costs 11 Pipe Summary • Length • Geometry Crossing Report • • GIS Type Subtype Frequency Length Productivity • PF • TF • GF Construction Summary • Labor Crew • Equipment Cost Estimating Manual
Cost Estimating Manual 12 Productivity Factors General Economy Project Supervision Labor Conditions Equipment Weather TF Pipeline Length Terrain Factor Terrain-Slope PF GF Geology Factor Rock Type Expected Linear Feet Per 10 Hour Day
Cost Estimating Manual cont… 13 Summarize Construction Activities Pipeline Layout (Survey) • Labor Crews • Equipment Spread Clearing & Grading ROW • Labor Crews • Equipment Spread Ditching & Trenching • Labor Crews • Equipment Spread Cleaning & Testing • Labor Crews • Equipment Spread Clean Up • Labor Crews • Equipment Spread Restoration of ROW • Labor Crews • Equipment Spread
Research 14 What are pipeline route selection rules of thumb? (i. e. , Engineering, Biophysical, & Socioeconomic). Is there a favorable standard to apply relative “costs” to individual layers? (i. e. . , 1, 2, 3, 4 -OR- 1, 3, 6, 9 -OR- other). Identify a process for determining costs & weights. (i. e. , Delphi Method, Analytical Hierarchy Process, etc…) Identify benchmark candidate(s) for calibrating LCP and inserting real cost. Using Cost Estimating Manual For Pipelines to quantify labor/equipment estimates and develop a +/-50% cost estimate for route alternatives.
Research Time Line 15 Decision Support Technique s Rules of thumb Process Def. (Model & Spreadsheet) Document Findings Aug/Sept Cost Standards Identify Benchmar k Calibrate/ Re-Run
QUESTION S?
References: 17 Delavar, M. R. , 2003, Pipeline Routing Using Geospatial Information System Analysis, Scan. GIS'2003 - The 9 th Scandinavian Research Conference on Geographical Information Science, 4 -6 June 2003, Espoo, Finland – Proceedings, pp. 203 -213. Mollard, J. D. , Penner, Lyncen. , Zimmer, Troy. , 2008, Pipeline Geo-Environmental Design and Geohazard Management. Chapter 2 Pipeline Route Selection pp. 5 -69 Page, S. John, Cost Estimating Manual for Pipelines and Marine Structures, 3 rd Ed. 2000. Section 1, pp 1 -65.
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