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The Influence Of Retarding Admixtures On The Drying Shrinkage Of Concrete : Interim Report, William Lee Dolch, Charles F. Scholer Jan 1974

The Influence Of Retarding Admixtures On The Drying Shrinkage Of Concrete : Interim Report, William Lee Dolch, Charles F. Scholer

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Soil Stabilization For Erosion Control : Interim Report, Sidney Diamond, Mitsunori Kawamura Jan 1974

Soil Stabilization For Erosion Control : Interim Report, Sidney Diamond, Mitsunori Kawamura

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Rtor: Warrants And Benefits, Ronald L. May Jan 1974

Rtor: Warrants And Benefits, Ronald L. May

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Analysis Of Driver Reaction To Warning Devices At A High-Accident Rural Grade Crossing, Eugene Robert Russell Jan 1974

Analysis Of Driver Reaction To Warning Devices At A High-Accident Rural Grade Crossing, Eugene Robert Russell

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


A Questionnaire-Aided Assessment Of The State Of The Art For Compacted Shale Embankments : Technical Paper, David Robert Chapman, Leonard E. Wood Jan 1974

A Questionnaire-Aided Assessment Of The State Of The Art For Compacted Shale Embankments : Technical Paper, David Robert Chapman, Leonard E. Wood

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


A Recommended Procedure For The Determination Of Dynamic Modulus Of Asphalt Mixtures : Technical Paper, Larry L. Yeager, Leonard E. Wood Jan 1974

A Recommended Procedure For The Determination Of Dynamic Modulus Of Asphalt Mixtures : Technical Paper, Larry L. Yeager, Leonard E. Wood

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Destination Choice Modelling And Disaggregate Analysis Of Urban Travel Behavior, Joseph Addo Ansah Jan 1974

Destination Choice Modelling And Disaggregate Analysis Of Urban Travel Behavior, Joseph Addo Ansah

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Parallel Algorithms For Adaptive Quadrature Ii - Metalgorithm Correctness, John R. Rice Nov 1973

Parallel Algorithms For Adaptive Quadrature Ii - Metalgorithm Correctness, John R. Rice

Department of Computer Science Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Urban Land-Use Mapping By Machine Processing Of Erts-1 Multispectral Data: A San Francisco Bay Area Example, Richard Ellefsen, Philip H. Swain, James R. Wray Oct 1973

Urban Land-Use Mapping By Machine Processing Of Erts-1 Multispectral Data: A San Francisco Bay Area Example, Richard Ellefsen, Philip H. Swain, James R. Wray

LARS Symposia

Results are promising of an experiment to map land use in an urban area by automatic digital processing of ERTS-1 data. Computer-maps of a large segment of the San Francisco-Oakland and San Jose Urbanized Areas have been produced at a scale of 1:24,000 using a segment of an ERTS-l frame reformatted to correct skewness and scale. An area of some 6,500 square kilometers was also mapped at 1:48,000 (a one-fourth sample). For both scales, urban areas were separated from rural -- using a photo interpretation procedure -- to solve problems of the spectral similarity of functionally different land uses and …


Analysis Of Remotely Sensed Data For Detecting Soil Limitations, L. A. Benson, C. J. Frazee, F. A. Waltz Oct 1973

Analysis Of Remotely Sensed Data For Detecting Soil Limitations, L. A. Benson, C. J. Frazee, F. A. Waltz

LARS Symposia

During 1971 and 1972 a detailed study was conducted on a fallow field in the proposed Oahe Irrigation Project to determine the relationship between the tonal variation observed on aerial photographs and the properties of eroded soil. Correlation and regression analysis of digitized, multiemulsion, color infrared film (2443) data and detailed field data revealed a highly significant correlation between film transmittance and several soil properties indicative of the erosion limitation. Computer classification of the multiemulsion film data resulted in maps portraying the eroded soil and the normal soil. Both correlation and computer classification results were best using the reflectance data …


Mapping Soil Associations Using Erts Mss Data, Jan E. Cipra Oct 1973

Mapping Soil Associations Using Erts Mss Data, Jan E. Cipra

LARS Symposia

Multispectral imagery from ERTS was compared to a soil association map-of Tippecanoe County, Indiana, based on a conventional field survey. Three methods of processing single and multiple wavelength bands were applied to imagery collected on three dates. Correction of geometric distortions in computer-processed imagery was investigated. Four to six groupings of soil associations could be delineated on ERTS imagery. Some associations were more readily delineated using visible wavelengths, some more readily delineated using infrared wavelengths. In general, MSS band 7 was found to give more soils information than MSS band s. Imagery of single wavelength bands displayed on a television …


Prefix Codes, Trees And Automata, Jean-Louis Lassez Oct 1973

Prefix Codes, Trees And Automata, Jean-Louis Lassez

Department of Computer Science Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


On The Management And Processing Of Earth Resources Information, C. W. Skinner, R. C. Gonzalez Oct 1973

On The Management And Processing Of Earth Resources Information, C. W. Skinner, R. C. Gonzalez

LARS Symposia

The basic concepts of a recently-completed large-scale earth resources information system plan are reported. Attention is focused throughout the paper on the information management and processing requirements. After the development of the principal system concepts, a model system for implementation at the state level is discussed.


Numerical Classification Procedures, Glen C. Gustafson Oct 1973

Numerical Classification Procedures, Glen C. Gustafson

LARS Symposia

A number of up-to-date numerical classification techniques are described. These include the orthogonal and oblique factor analysis methods, and the unweighed pair-group cluster analysis procedure. The techniques are applied to morphometric data from 159 small drainage basins from two geographical regions. Transformation techniques to achieve the normal distribution with respect to symmetry are applied.


Classification Of Turbidity Levels In The Texas Marine Coastal Zone, E. A. Weisblatt, J. B. Zaitzeff, C. A. Reeves Oct 1973

Classification Of Turbidity Levels In The Texas Marine Coastal Zone, E. A. Weisblatt, J. B. Zaitzeff, C. A. Reeves

LARS Symposia

.The unsupervised Iterative Self-Organizing Clustering System (ISOCLS) and the supervised Earth Resources Interactive Processing System (ERIPS) were used to detect, delineate and classify near-surface turbidity patterns in the Galveston and Trinity Bays, Texas and adjacent coastal waters. Data used in the analysis was ERTS-l Multispectral Scanner (MSS) digital data in the visible spectral bands from 0.5 to 1.1 micrometers, and related in situ water measurements.

Theoretical considerations suggest that because solar radiation attenuates with water depth and water constituents as a function of wavelength, classification of turbidity levels based on spectral characteristics is a classification based on spectral signatures from …


On Program Volume And Program Modularization, Rudolf Bayer Sep 1973

On Program Volume And Program Modularization, Rudolf Bayer

Department of Computer Science Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Parallel Algorithms For Adaptive Quadrature - Convergence, John R. Rice Sep 1973

Parallel Algorithms For Adaptive Quadrature - Convergence, John R. Rice

Department of Computer Science Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Specification And Design Of An Information System Using Computer Aided Analysis, J. F. Nunamaker Aug 1973

Specification And Design Of An Information System Using Computer Aided Analysis, J. F. Nunamaker

Department of Computer Science Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


A Study Of Decompiling Machine Language Into High-Level Machine Independent Languages, Barron Cornelius Housel Aug 1973

A Study Of Decompiling Machine Language Into High-Level Machine Independent Languages, Barron Cornelius Housel

Department of Computer Science Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Magnetic Tape Portability, James Alf Iverson Jul 1973

Magnetic Tape Portability, James Alf Iverson

Department of Computer Science Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


The Monadic Second-Order Theory Of Ordinals W Sub 2, J. Richard Buchi, Charles Zaiontz May 1973

The Monadic Second-Order Theory Of Ordinals W Sub 2, J. Richard Buchi, Charles Zaiontz

Department of Computer Science Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Design And Performance Of Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavements, Eldon J. Yoder, Asif Faiz Mar 1973

Design And Performance Of Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavements, Eldon J. Yoder, Asif Faiz

Purdue Road School

No abstract provided.


The Highway Safety Program And The Traffic Engineer, H. Milton Heywood Mar 1973

The Highway Safety Program And The Traffic Engineer, H. Milton Heywood

Purdue Road School

No abstract provided.


Small City Traffic Improvements Developed From Accident Analysis, Paul C. Box Mar 1973

Small City Traffic Improvements Developed From Accident Analysis, Paul C. Box

Purdue Road School

No abstract provided.


Back Cover, Purdue Road School Mar 1973

Back Cover, Purdue Road School

Purdue Road School

No abstract provided.


Modeling A Large Online File System, John Pomeranz Mar 1973

Modeling A Large Online File System, John Pomeranz

Department of Computer Science Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Atmospheric Effects On Radiation Measurements, G. M. Jurica Jan 1973

Atmospheric Effects On Radiation Measurements, G. M. Jurica

LARS Technical Reports

Already during this course you have heard occasional references to the effect of the atmosphere upon radiation measurements obtained by remote sensing techniques. Usually the indication was that in some way the atmosphere acted to limit the quantity and quality of information available to the measuring system.

In certain respects this is a quite valid assessment of atmospheric processes. In fact, it is possible to envision the atmosphere as performing a dual role: 1) by acting as a generator it can introduce a spurious signal into the measured quantities, and 2) by acting as an unwanted filter the atmosphere can …


The Uniform Soybean Tests: Northern States 1973, R. L. Bernard Jan 1973

The Uniform Soybean Tests: Northern States 1973, R. L. Bernard

Uniform Soybean Tests Northern Region

No abstract provided.


Mapping Soil Associations Using Erts Mss Data, J. E. Cipra Jan 1973

Mapping Soil Associations Using Erts Mss Data, J. E. Cipra

LARS Technical Reports

Multispectral imagery from ERTS was compared to a soil association map of Tippecanoe County, Indiana, based on a conventional field survey. Three methods of processing single and multiple wavelength bands were applied to imagery collected on three dates. Correction of geometric distortions in computer-processed imagery was investigated. Four to six groupings of soil associations could be delineated on ERTS imagery. Some associations were more readily delineated using visible wavelengths, some more readily delineated using infrared wavelengths. In general, MSS band 7 was found to give more soils information than MSS band 5. Imagery of single wavelength bands displayed on a …


A Linear Shift-Invariant Image Preprocessing Technique For Multispectral Scanner Systems, C. D. Mcgillem, T. E. Riemer Jan 1973

A Linear Shift-Invariant Image Preprocessing Technique For Multispectral Scanner Systems, C. D. Mcgillem, T. E. Riemer

LARS Technical Reports

A linear shift-invariant image preprocessing technique is examined which requires no specific knowledge of any parameter of the original image and which is sufficiently general to allow the effective radius of the composite imaging system to be arbitrarily shaped and reduced, subject primarily to the noise power constraint. In addition, the size of the point-spread function of the preprocessing filter can be arbitrarily controlled, thus minimizing truncation errors.