Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
recomposición de caminos
English translation:
road removal
Added to glossary by
Lydianette Soza
Feb 8, 2018 22:22
6 yrs ago
Spanish term
recomposición de caminos
Spanish to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
Photovoltaic panels
Source text:
El texto a continuación trata de las medidas que se tomarán después de la fase de desmontaje (decommissioning de una planta fotovoltáica):
Vías de accesos internas
- Durante la recomposición de los caminos, la superficie del suelo deberá acondicionarse con la pendiente y la forma del terreno natural, evitándose durante el acabado final la formación de procesos erosivos.
Inicialmente lo estaba traduciendoo como 'road repair works' pero en realidad creo que es más bien dejar los caminos como estaban antes de ser caminos.
Alguna sugerencia.
El texto a continuación trata de las medidas que se tomarán después de la fase de desmontaje (decommissioning de una planta fotovoltáica):
Vías de accesos internas
- Durante la recomposición de los caminos, la superficie del suelo deberá acondicionarse con la pendiente y la forma del terreno natural, evitándose durante el acabado final la formación de procesos erosivos.
Inicialmente lo estaba traduciendoo como 'road repair works' pero en realidad creo que es más bien dejar los caminos como estaban antes de ser caminos.
Alguna sugerencia.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +3 | road removal | Robert Carter |
5 | road repair | David Hollywood |
4 | remediation of roadway corridors | Thomas Walker |
3 | road restoration | Christian [email protected] |
Proposed translations
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road removal
If what is meant here is, as you say, restoring the land to its state before the roads were built, you might consider this option.
Public and private land managers in the US and Canada are removing roads to restore habitat connectivity and ecosystem processes. For the purposes of this article, we define road removal as “the physical treatment of a roadbed to restore the form and integrity of associated hillslopes, channels, and flood plains and their related hydrologic, geomorphic, and ecological processes and properties”. Road removal projects have been undertaken for several reasons: to restrict access, increase hillslope stability, minimize erosion, restore natural drainage pat- terns, protect endangered plants and wildlife, and restore aquatic and wildlife habitat.
https://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs_other/rmrs_2004_switalski_t001...
Public and private land managers in the US and Canada are removing roads to restore habitat connectivity and ecosystem processes. For the purposes of this article, we define road removal as “the physical treatment of a roadbed to restore the form and integrity of associated hillslopes, channels, and flood plains and their related hydrologic, geomorphic, and ecological processes and properties”. Road removal projects have been undertaken for several reasons: to restrict access, increase hillslope stability, minimize erosion, restore natural drainage pat- terns, protect endangered plants and wildlife, and restore aquatic and wildlife habitat.
https://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs_other/rmrs_2004_switalski_t001...
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patinba
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Thanks, Pat.
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Jennifer Levey
: Absolutely! The roads, like the PV plant, are being decommissioned at this point in the project, and the land restored to its pre-project state.
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Thanks, Robin, that's how I understood it from Lydianette's question, but then again it could simply mean restoration to the condition they had when they were built. Not sure about this one now.
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Thomas Walker
: I think you're right, Robert, & the USFS reference is solid. But it might give an incomplete impression - you can't just go in & remove the imported materials in the roadway - you have to return everything to original topography, drainage ways, etc.
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Thanks, Tom. I really don't know about this, all references to "recomposición de los caminos" that I found seem to relate to restoration/repair of roads rather than removal, but again, this could be the intention here.
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Pablo Cruz
: recomposición no es la mejor palabra en el original, pero sí se refiere a lo que indicas. Normalmente serán caminos de tierra, con -eliminar caminos- se entiende que se va a esas zonas y se recupera la topografía original, quitando desmontes y terraplenes
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Good to get your input here too, thanks, Pablo.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
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road repair
:)
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Durante la recomposición de los caminos, la superficie del suelo deberá acondicionarse con la pendiente y la forma del terreno natural, evitándose durante el acabado final la formación de procesos erosivos.
During the road repair works, the road surface must be kept in line with slopes and the natural landscape etc.
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thus avoiding erosion in the final restructuring process
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donßt think it means removing the roads
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don't (was on German keyboard)
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Note added at 43 mins (2018-02-08 23:05:25 GMT)
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Durante la recomposición de los caminos, la superficie del suelo deberá acondicionarse con la pendiente y la forma del terreno natural, evitándose durante el acabado final la formación de procesos erosivos.
During the road repair works, the road surface must be kept in line with slopes and the natural landscape etc.
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Note added at 46 mins (2018-02-08 23:08:19 GMT)
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thus avoiding erosion in the final restructuring process
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Note added at 1 hr (2018-02-08 23:38:14 GMT)
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donßt think it means removing the roads
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Note added at 1 hr (2018-02-08 23:38:56 GMT)
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don't (was on German keyboard)
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road restoration
Often done after a construction project. Roads and lawns must be restored to their original condition.
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Robert Carter
: Yes, I think this is probably what it means.
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Your answer above may be the right one, *IF* this is about restoring the land to how it was before the roads were built, but I don't see how several of you arrive at that conclusion.
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Joshua Parker
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disagree |
Jennifer Levey
: These "internal access roads" are part of the project infrastructure, and did not even exist before the PV plant was built. Hence, they cannot be "restored to there origival condition" - what needs to be restored is the original road-free landscape.
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their...
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Thomas Walker
: Agree with Robin - you're not restoring the road, you're restoring the land to pre-road condition.
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You and Robin MAY be right, but I don't see how you arrive at that conclusion based on the tiny bit of context we have.
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remediation of roadway corridors
Based on the full text of the ST, this appears to be one part of an overall site remediation effort after closure of a facility. This is a somewhat long-winded phrase, but I think it may be the shortest one that really conveys what's going on, at least for the general reader. Scientists & engineers & others who work in the field can read between the lines, & understand what shorter phrases mean, but maybe not the general reader.
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