Asset Data Management Manual (ADMM)
The ADMM sets out Highways England’s asset data requirements to achieve both its corporate objectives as well as its asset management objectives. It brings clarity and consistency to reflect the company's asset data needs and is revised and published regularly to accommodate changes and expansion to the business needs.
The ADMM contains the company’s asset data requirements to ensure the company collects and maintains the asset data it needs to operate safely and efficiently. It is for use by anyone creating, maintaining or using data on behalf of or within Highways England. It is composed of four documents:
-
Part 1 - Data Principles and Governance
Defines the approach to, associated governance for, asset data management. -
Part 2 - Requirements and Additional Information
Provides Highways England’s requirements for asset data management, detailed guidance, information and descriptions of each asset type; providing visual examples and bringing the data dictionary to life. -
Part 3 - Data Dictionary
Defines the structure and rules for individual assets and attributes. -
Part 4 – Asset Reference Catalogue
Includes a tool to assist in identifying and recording specific assets.
Additionally, a Revision Log and Change Request Submission Form are provided with each new version of the ADMM.
-
Revision Log
provides a full listing of all changes made between versions enabling a much easier transition for users. -
Change Request Submission Form
instructions for submission are contained within the form and an overview of the change process is detailed in the Part 1 – Data Principles and Governance in Section 3.3 ‘Change Management’.
Asset Data Management Manual v12.0 (Published October 2020)
Part 1 - Data Principles and Governance
Part 2 - Requirements and Additional Information
- Part 3 - Data Dictionary
Part 4 - Asset Reference Catalogue
Revision Log & Change Request Submission Form
Any change requests, feedback or queries should be directed to AssetInformationQueries@highwaysengland.co.uk Additionally, the Data Dictionary can be provided as an XML file upon request. Earlier versions of the ADMM are also available on request with an explanation of why an older version is required.