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	Ohio Department of Transportation Engineering Resource Page

OFFICES

Aerial
Engineering

Geotechnical
Engineering

Pavement
Engineering

Structural
Engineering

Roadway
Engineering

Traffic
Engineering

SERVICES

Design Reference Resource Center (DRRC)

Columbus Crossroads, ODOT I-70/I-71 South Innerbelt Study

T h e O h i o D e p a r t m e n t o f T r a n s p o r t a t i o n ( O D O T )

1980 W. BROAD ST., COLUMBUS, OHIO, USA, 43223

Ted Strickland, Governor | Jolene M. Molitoris, Director

		ODOT Engineering Page

		Navigate over the links below to display descriptions for each ODOT Engineering related Office or resource. Click on the link, or on the image to the left to access a resource.

		SECTION HEADINGS

		Click on the four section headings to access individual pages for each of the heading topics: General Information, News Releases, Publications or Graphics & Photos. Or use the links listed under each heading to directly access specific items.

		ODOT OFFICE OF AERIAL ENGINEERING

		The Office of Aerial Engineering is responsible for airborne data and image collection. The offices duties also include the photogrammetric mapping; aerial photo archiving; map and photo scanning; digital image processing; central support for ODOT survey operations; CORS system maintenance; and USGS map distribution

		ODOT CADD SUPPORT

		CADD Support provides information, training and support for the MicroStation© and GEOPAK© Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) programs, standards and accompanying libraries used at ODOT.

		DESIGN REFERENCE RESOURCE CENTER

		The Design Reference Resource Center. ODOT produces and electronically distributes many engineering related reference materials, including Design Manuals, Specifications and Standard Drawings. Visit the DRRC for alphabetical on-line access to ODOT engineering related materials and more.

		OFFICE OF GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

		The Office of Geotechnical Engineering provides geotechnical services and support for the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of a safe, accessible transportation system. Functions of this office includes on-site investigating and laboratory testing for subsurface conditions and materials, and assessing risks posed by existing site conditions such as Abandoned Underground Mines.

		OFFICE OF PAVEMENT ENGINEERING

		The Office of Pavement Engineering provides ODOT's Districts with standards, policy, procedures, data and research to allow them to provide smooth, quiet, cost effective pavements for the traveling public at a minimum of inconvenience.

		OFFICE OF PRODUCTION

		The Office of Production provides design and design support service for the efficient and timely development of quality roadway and bridge construction plans that enable the Department to accomplish its delivery of highway improvement projects in accordance with established schedules.

		OFFICE OF STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

		The Office of Structural Engineering's mission is to provide ODOT districts with standards, policy, procedures, training, design resources, data and research to allow them to continually monitor and improve the quality of ODOT’s bridge inventory. This support will enable them to provide safe, cost effective, durable and smooth riding bridges for the public, along with providing bridges that meet the needs of Ohio’s growing economy.

		OFFICE OF ROADWAY ENGINEERING

		The Office of Roadway Engineering develops engineering policies, standards, and guidelines providing technical assistance and advancing state of the art engineering practices which ensure a safe and efficient transportation system. This office assists other ODOT districts and offices by acting as a consultant by aiding in the review, design and operation of Ohio's transportation system.

		OFFICE OF TRAFFIC ENGINEERING

		The Office of Traffic Engineering provides expertise regarding traffic management and support for both permanent and temporary highway conditions. Responsibilities include: developing and publishing traffic control policies, standards and training materials; providing plan review, signal repair, sign design and fabrication; and evaluating new products, techniques, and concepts.