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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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Aerial photography; Aerial surveying; Highway operations; Peak hour traffic; Traffic; Traffic control; Traffic surveys

Design; Highways; Operations and Traffic Management

TRIS, TRB

Sep 29 1994 12:00AM

• CALIFORNIA'S AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY INVENTORY OF FREEWAYS
• DETERMINING URBAN GROWTH AND CHANGE FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH COMPARISONS
• DEVELOPMENT OF THE SKY COUNT TECHNIQUE FOR HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ANALYSIS
• USE OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY IN FREEWAY TRAFFIC OPERATION STUDIES
• USE OF THE KELSH PLOTTER IN GEO-ENGINEERING AND ALLIED INVESTIGATIONS IN KANSAS
• VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL BRIDGING WITH THE KELSH STEREOSCOPIC PLOTTER