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THIS PAPER DESCRIBES THE DESIGN AND CONDUCT OF A TRAVEL SURVEY UNDERTAKEN DURING THE SUMMER OF 1970 AT TAHOE NATIONAL FOREST IN CALIFORNIA. THE SURVEY WAS PART OF A RESEARCH EFFORT AIMED AT THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES FOR NATIONAL FOREST PLANNING. THIS PAPER IS CONCERNED MAINLY WITH THE PART OF THE SURVEY DEALING WITH RECREATIONAL TRAVEL, BECAUSE IN TAHOE NATIONAL FOREST IT WAS OBSERVED THAT THE MOST PREDOMINANT USE, AND CONSEQUENTLY MOST TRAVEL, WAS RECREATION-ORIENTED.

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1972

Highway Research Record

51st Annual Meeting of the Highway Research Board

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Figures (4) ; References (5) ; Tables (1)

Forests; Recreational roads; Systems analysis; Traffic surveys; Transportation; Travel patterns

Operations and Traffic Management; Transportation (General)

TRIS, TRB

May 7 1973 12:00AM

• A MODEL FOR ALLOCATING RECREATIONAL TRAVEL DEMAND TO NATIONAL FORESTS
• ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF TRANSPORT FOR NATURAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
• MODELS FOR RECREATION TRAFFIC ESTIMATION WITHIN A NATIONAL FOREST
• THE ROLE OF NETWORK ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLANNING
• TRANSPORTATION ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES FOR NATIONAL FOREST PLANNING