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The Samoa Second Infrastructure Asset Management Program aims to enhance the economic, environmental, and social sustainability of transport and coastal infrastructure assets, and to manage them through an effective partnership with private sector stakeholders.
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Transport in the Pacific Islands

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Biking the Xiaoxiang Expressway . China is developing a National Trunk Highway System, which consists of building expressways to link all the major cities with each other,  especially ports. A Government and Bank team rode 223 kilometers in rural Hubei province for a final inspection of this new expressway. More
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Geographic Information Systems

Draft Report
Google Earth is ideal for using spatial data collected on Bank projects since it contains a three-dimensional model of the entire world, which is continually being enhanced and updated. This report addresses the application of Google Earth in the field and how it can be used to manage and apply these data. The report provides an overview of spatial data and remote sensing tools and techniques.

 

Using Google Earth in World Bank Projects ( 3mb pdf)

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This Google Earth movie shows the general alignment of the Shiman expressway, which starts in the city of Shiyan, in north-west Hubei, and travels north-west towards Shaanxi. The yellow line shows the existing roads close to the expressway alignment. The break at the beginning of the movie is where one of the many tunnels will be located

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The clip shows the Taihe-Ganzhou expressway in Jiangxi Province, flying north to south along its alignment. Part of the Second Jiangxi Highway Project, it opened in 2004. The expressway has two lines in each direction and is part of the national trunk highway.
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China Majiazhou express way
 China Majiazhou express way225kbps 2.32 min

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The Third Jiangxi Highway Project aims to improve east-west passenger and freight flows in Jiangxi Province by building the Ghanzou Ruijin Expressway, enhancing local roads, and strengthening highway management. The video shows the existing roads and the mountainous terrain.
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Ganzhou
 Ganzhou225kbps 43 sec

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This a simulation showing the alignment of the Third Jiangxi Highway Project. The red line is an overlay of the actual alignment of the expressway on a 3D terrain model. In the absence of bridges for local people, the decision was to build pedestrian bycicle lanes on the expressway bridges.
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third Jiangxi highway
 China Majiazhou express way225kbps 2.01 min

GIS website
The Bank has supported the establishment of computerized road management systems to map the countries and provide road condition data for planning purposes. The Cambodia Road Rehabilitation Project has created a website with an i
nteractive online GIS mapping application to view data collected as part of the survey.
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The Location Referencing and Condition Survey (GIS Online)

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Rural roads in Cambodia: The Location Referencing and Condition Survey. During implementation, consultants were equipped with videocameras and GPS receivers to measure road condition, and location of bridges and villages.They drove 10,000 kms to assemble the database above. This type of survey helps in planning and managing road investments.
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