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BASIC PRINCIPLES WHICH APPLY TO AIRBORNE INFRARED SYSTEMS IN HIGHWAY ENGINEERING ARE PRESENTED, AND A PHILOSOPHY FOR THEIR APPLICATIONS IS SUGGESTED. A NEW KIND OF EYE WHICH RESPONDS IN A REGION OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM MANY TIMES BROADER THAN THE VISIBLE PORTION AND SEES OBJECTS IN TERMS OF THEIR ASSOCIATED RADIATION FIELDS INSTEAD OF REFLECTED VISIBLE LIGHT IS DISCUSSED.

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1966

Highway Research Record

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Aerial photography; Electromagnetic fields; Electromagnetic radiation; Highways; Infrared photography; Methodology; Surveys

Design; Highways

TRIS, TRB

Nov 18 1994 12:00AM

• A NUMERICAL METHOD OF ORIENTATION FOR THE KELSH PLOTTER
• AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE UNIFIED INFORMATION SYSTEM
• AUTOMATION IN MAP DATA COLLECTION FOR ENGINEERING COMPUTER PROGRAMS
• THE ANNOTATED PHOTOMAP FOR HIGHWAY PLANNING IN CONGESTED SUBURBAN AREAS
• THE PHOTOGRAMMETRIC METHOD AS A MEANS OF PROVIDING HIGHWAY ENGINEERS WITH AN INTEGRATED AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OF SURVEYING
• TRAFFIC FLOW INVESTIGATIONS BY PHOTOGRAMMETRIC TECHNIQUES