Remote sensing for highway engineering; 11 reports.
Contributors: National Research Council (U.S.). Highway Research Board.
Series: Highway research record,; no. 421
Publisher: Highway Research Board, National Research Council
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 93
Subjects: Highway engineering.; Aerial photography in road surveying.; Remote sensing.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Mintzer, O. W. and Rib, H. T. Introduction.; title: Dellwig, L. F. and Burchell, C. Side-look radar; its uses and limitations as a reconnaissance tool.; title: Stingelin, R. W. Airborne infrared imagery and its limitations in civil engineering practice.; title: Lowe, D. S. and Wilson, C. L. Multispectral scanning systems, their features and limitations.; title: Rib, H. T. Partnership in research: a cooperative remote sensing research program.; title: Noble, D. F. Utilization of remote-sensing in the preliminary aerial survey-highway planning stage in Virginia.; title: Stallard, A. H. Use of remote sensors in highway engineering in Kansas.; title: West, T. R. Engineering soil mapping from multispectral imagery using automatic classification techniques.; title: Dedman, E. V. and Culver, J. L. Airborne microwave radiometer survey to detect subsurface voids.; title: Wagner, T. W. Multispectral remote sensing of soil areas: a Kansas study.; title: Treiterer, J. Longitudinal traffic control by infrared sensing.; title: Kiefer, R. W. Sequential aerial photography and imagery for soil studies.