The following papers were presented at the seminar: the use of the reg elta 14 as an effective data capture system based on land survey, kock,ja de; aerial surveyed string digital ground models, heatherington,s and craine,gs; terrain definition system, formstone,ge and cleary,s; a general digital terrain model and some applications in road construction,asmuss,e and stanger,w; a balanced approach to environmental measurement and prediction (abstract only), page,jk and oldham,d; community severance and pedestrian movement, bowers,ph; the monitoring of vehicle-generated air pollutants, harrison,rm and perry,r; evaluation of visual intrusion, hopkinson,rg and woods,pc; the measurement of human response to environmental problems, clamp,p; forecasting cash flow by contractors and monitoring interest charges, trimble,eg; project configurations in building, morris,pwg; application of the cost model technique for project management, barnes,nml; communicating with the motorist by signing at junctions huddart,kn; urban freeway ramp control, rottinghaus,bh; some aspects of toll systems for major bridges and tunnels culverwell,dr; vehicle speeds and paths during free flow motorway merging and exiting, ackroyd,lw and madden,aj; improving the capacity of large roundabouts, blackmore,ec and marlow,m (abstract only). For abstract of the paper presented by blackmore,fc and marlow,m. See irrd abstract no. 215142. For abstracts listing papers presented in road design 1 (general topics) and road design 3 (hardware and supporting software systems) see irrd abstracts nos. 216408-409, and 216411. For abstracts of some of the papers see B 15061- 15067.
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