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Some Effects Of Unwarranted Traffic Signals, Chung-Cha Liu

JTRP Technical Reports

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Amount Of Travel And Fuel Sales Attributable To Out-Of-State Vehicles On Indiana Highways, Kumares C. Sinha

JTRP Technical Reports

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Effects Of Raising Load Limits On Pavements And Bridges In Indiana, Eldon J. Yoder, Benjamin Colucci-Rios, J. John Fraczek, James A. Skees

JTRP Technical Reports

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Study Of The Segmental Box Girder Bridge At Turkey Run: Construction, Instrumentation, And Data Collection : Interim Report, Stephen P. Wanders, Douglas Windslow, Charles D. Sutton

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A System For Processing Landsat And Other Georeferenced Data For Resource Management Applications, Sidney L. Whitley

LARS Symposia

The NASA Earth Resources Laboratory (ERL) at the National Space Technology Laboratories, NSTL Station, MS, has developed a transferable system for processing Landsat and disparate data with capabilities for digital data classification, georeferencing, overlaying, and data base management. This system is known as the Earth Resources Data Analysis System (ERDAS). The versatility of the system has been demonstrated with applications in several disciplines. A description is given of a low-cost data system concept that is suitable for transfer to one's available in-house minicomputer or to a low-cost computer purchased for this purpose. Software packages are described that process Landsat data …

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Imagenet - An Image Analysis Network, P. R. Pearl

LARS Symposia

The launching of the first LANDSAT satellite in 1972 suddenly provided us with a vast amount of relatively cheap remotely sensed data. It was hoped that this freely available data would initiate a dramatic improvement in our ability to map and to monitor the earth's surface. A considerable amount of effort has been expended in demonstrating the potential effectiveness of LANDSAT in solving some of the more pressing requirements of the various resource disciplines. In spite of the apparent success of some of these demonstrations, the operational use of LANDSAT data has not lived up to expectations.

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The Use Of Landsat Multispectral Data To Derive Land Cover Information For The Location And Quantification Of Non-Point Source Water Pollutants, Henry F. Fostel, James E. Manley, James P. Ormsby

LARS Symposia

The Regional Planning Council (RPC) provides a clearinghouse and advisory service to the city and five surrounding counties of the Baltimore region (Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard counties and Baltimore City.) The RPC staff is divided into various technical divisions providing support in the numerous aspects of modern planning. A great portion of this work is indirect response to the requirements of various Federal programs and legislation. In early 1976, the RPC received a Water Quality Planning Grant under the Federal Clean Water Act Amendments of 1972 (PL-92-500, Section 208). The work program for this grant required a …

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