Navigation Engineering Practice and Ethical Standards

Description

This book presents engineering criteria and practices for the design, operation, and management of navigation projects; it also shows how these criteria and practices are integrated with engineering ethics. This manual is meant to be used as a reference to demonstrate the ethical beginnings of navigation engineering criteria. Main topics include an introduction to navigation engineering; engineering ethics; design philosophy and goals; design conditions and assumptions; project features criteria; the design process; sustainable development; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers management of waterways, U.S. Coast Guard contributions to waterways; NOAA contributions to waterways; tools to ensure design safety and operation; and final conclusions. The ASCE Code of Ethics is included as an appendix. This manual will be useful to anyone involved in navigation engineering, including the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, private sector engineers, and engineering students. Content: Front Matter • Preface • Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Engineering Ethics 3. Design Philosophy and Goals 4. Design Conditions and Assumptions 5. Criteria for Design of Project Features 6. Design Process 7. Sustainable Development 8. Corps of Engineers Management of Waterways 9. U.S. Coast Guard Contributions to Waterways 10. NOAA Contributions to Waterways 11. Tools to Ensure Safe Design and Operation • 12. Conclusions • References Appendix: ASCE Code of Ethics Index