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RADISE is proud of its’ track record of nearly 100% completion of projects on time, on budget, and target. Below are some representative project summaries:
STA Area 2, Cell 4 expansion: South Florida Water Management District, through Brown & Caldwell – perform geotechnical evaluation of Cell 4 highlighting geographical issues along with corresponding resolutions/solutions.
82nd Avenue project: Florida Department of Transportation, District IV through HDR Engineering – perform all geotechnical work for 7+ miles roadway and bridge/structural improvements design project, includes existing and new roadway with significant pond & canal considerations.
Map Modernization (FEMA), IT Requirements: - South Florida Water Management District through URS Corporation – Analysis of GIS management system including evaluation & recommendation for hardware, data storage, and software requirements for related GIS map modernization requirements.
Boring data management: Florida Department of Transportation, District VI - Compilation & conversion of paper and tabular data into GIS system and developed interfaces for web based GIS search and viewing options.
Client Services management System (CSMS): Broward County, Human Services Department through Matrix IS – Enterprise level intranet/internet work flow based web application, developed using J2EE and Oracle. Currently there are 300 users with various security levels accessing more than million client activity records and the users are expected to grow up to 1000 by next year
Integration of Geotechnical and Hydrogelogy Software Applications: South Florida Water Management District ; Developed application to automate the processing of data between disparate systems. The application (VB.NET with MS Access) takes test results from gINT ((Visual C++, SQL Server and GIS) and formats the data as required by MVASKF (Fortran 77). Then automatically runs the MVASKF program and reports results in a customized Excel spreadsheet and user-friendly output.
DBHYDRO Quality Assurance: South Florida Water Management District through Batelle - The objective of the project was to validate data that are not being analyzed by engineers in the Hydrology and Hydraulics Division or QA/QC Section. The task involved compiling a comprehensive listing of all the sites that would be analyzed and reviewed on DBHYDRO. It included creating a matrix of sites that are not being analyzed by engineers in the Hydrology and Hydraulics Division or QA/QC sections. The DBHYDRO Quality Assurance project was designed to provide a systematic review of the hydrologic and meteorologic data residing on DBHYDRO. This project allowed the data to be reviewed by exception using SQL scripts, based on the Division's business rules for data processing. This process also tagged data that fails to meet specific criteria for identification, prioritization and review.
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