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ADOPTION OF AERIAL SURVEY METHODS FOR TRAFFIC OPERATIONS

Joseph F Rice

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Abstract

EFFICIENT OPERATION OF A MODERN HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM REQUIRES CONTINUING ATTENTION TO THE CURRENT AND FORESEEABLE TRAFFIC TROUBLE SPOTS, THE NECESSITY FOR DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF NEW TRAFFIC CONTROL METHODS, AND CONTINUING RESEARCH ON TRAFFIC CHARACTERISTICS TO ASSURE THE SAFEST POSSIBLE OPERATION. AERIAL SURVEY TECHNIQUES OFFER AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO MEET THESE DEMANDS IN SCOPE AND DETAIL DURING THE CRITICAL TRAFFIC HOURS.

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EFFICIENT OPERATION OF A MODERN HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM REQUIRES CONTINUING ATTENTION TO THE CURRENT AND FORESEEABLE TRAFFIC TROUBLE SPOTS, THE NECESSITY FOR DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF NEW TRAFFIC CONTROL METHODS, AND CONTINUING RESEARCH ON TRAFFIC CHARACTERISTICS TO ASSURE THE SAFEST POSSIBLE OPERATION. AERIAL SURVEY TECHNIQUES OFFER AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO MEET THESE DEMANDS IN SCOPE AND DETAIL DURING THE CRITICAL TRAFFIC HOURS.

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EFFICIENT OPERATION OF A MODERN HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM REQUIRES CONTINUING ATTENTION TO THE CURRENT AND FORESEEABLE TRAFFIC TROUBLE SPOTS, THE NECESSITY FOR DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF NEW TRAFFIC CONTROL METHODS, AND CONTINUING RESEARCH ON TRAFFIC CHARACTERISTICS TO ASSURE THE SAFEST POSSIBLE OPERATION. AERIAL SURVEY TECHNIQUES OFFER AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO MEET THESE DEMANDS IN SCOPE AND DETAIL DURING THE CRITICAL TRAFFIC HOURS.

Key concepts: Scope (computer science), Transport engineering, Aerial survey, Control (management), Computer science, Engineering, Geography, Remote sensing

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