Evaluation of fog predictions and detection : [summary].

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Evaluation of fog predictions and detection : [summary].

2015-03-01
By Ray, Peter S.

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Ray, Peter S.
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Florida State University
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BDV30-977-03
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Florida
Corporate Publisher:

Florida. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

Fog can make driving conditions extremely hazardous. These hazards are further increased ; at night and/or when combined with smoke. Nationally, about 38,000 fog-related highway ; incidents occur each year, with over 600 fatalities. Florida ranks third in the number of these ; incidents. Detecting fog conditions and advising drivers appropriately presents a challenge ; to highway authorities, especially as ; these conditions can be very localized and ; develop quickly.
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US Transportation Collection
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