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This report describes the development of a prototype decision support system for oil spill response configuration plannig that will help U.S. Coast Guard planners to determine the appropriate response equipment and personnel for major spills. The report discussed the application of advanced artificial intelligence planning techniques, as well as other software tools for spill trajectory modeling, plan evaluation and map display. The implementation of the prototype system is discussed in the context of two specific major spill scenarios in San Francisco Bay.
Red Light Running (RLR) has become an increasely national safety issue at signalized intersections.Significant efforts have been made to understand th...
The Caldecott Improvement Project proposes to alleviate traffic congestion along StateRoute 24 by adding a fourth bore to the Caldecott Tunnels. Envir...
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