Electronic Engineering Data Standards
The Electronic Engineering Data Standards manual defines standards and procedures for preparing, delivering, and archiving electronic engineering data created for WSDOT during survey, design, and PS&E phases of highway projects. These standards apply to projects delivered by department staff and consulting firms unless otherwise approved by the WSDOT Project Development Engineer.
Individual Chapters
Forward (PDF 18KB)
Contents (PDF 112KB)
Division 1 Deliverables
Deliverables 1 WSDOT Resources (PDF 109KB)
Deliverables 2 Data Transfer, Review, and Acceptance (PDF 83KB)
Deliverables 3 Project Directory Structure (PDF 319KB)
Deliverables 4 File Naming Conventions (PDF 205KB)
Deliverables 5 Survey (PDF 169KB)
Deliverables 6 Roadway Design (PDF 282KB)
Deliverables 7 Drafting and Plans Preparation (PDF 289KB)
Deliverables 8 ProjectWise (PDF 289KB)
Division 2 Forms
Forms 1 General (PDF 42KB)
Forms 2 Survey (PDF 125KB)
Forms 3 Project Journal Template (PDF 39KB)
Forms 4 InRoads (PDF 110KB)
Forms 5 CAD Documentation (PDF 182KB)
Forms 6 ProjectWise Request (PDF 64KB)
Division 3 Symbology
Symbology 1 Requirements (PDF 121KB)
Symbology 2 Data Collection (PDF 648KB)
Symbology 3 Design (PDF 131KB)
Symbology 4 Right of Way Standards (PDF 4.2MB)
Symbology 5 PS&E Standards (PDF 40.2MB)
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