Length of Summit Curve for Stopping Sight Distance when Curve Length is more than SSD evaluator uses Length of Parabolic Summit Curve = (Deviation Angle*Stopping Sight Distance^2)/((2*Height of Eye Level of Driver above Roadway)^0.5+(2*Height of Subject above Pavement Surface)^0.5)^2 to evaluate the Length of Parabolic Summit Curve, Length of Summit Curve for Stopping Sight Distance when Curve Length is more than SSD is defined as ratio of product of deviation angle and stopping sight distance to the height of eye level and subject above pavement. Length of Parabolic Summit Curve is denoted by LSc symbol.
How to evaluate Length of Summit Curve for Stopping Sight Distance when Curve Length is more than SSD using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Length of Summit Curve for Stopping Sight Distance when Curve Length is more than SSD, enter Deviation Angle (N), Stopping Sight Distance (SSD), Height of Eye Level of Driver above Roadway (H) & Height of Subject above Pavement Surface (h) and hit the calculate button.