This project is a small pilot research project competition administered in Fall 2014 and executed in full by May 2015. Proposals were solicited from University of Connecticut researchers working in fields related to transportation. Proposed projects were able to request a maximum of $10,000. Five projects were selected for funding, spanning these topics: (1) Training the Next Generation of Transportation Professionals: Multi-media Communication Training for Transportation Sustainability; (2) Interdisciplinary Seminar Series in Livable Transportation Systems and Urban Planning; (3) The Double Dividend: Capturing Environmental and Economic Benefits from Connecticut's Deep Water Ports; (4) The Suburbanization of American Cities Post World War II: Documenting, Visualizing and Analyzing the Impacts using Hartford, Connecticut as a Case Study; and (5) Climate Adaptation in New London Harbor: Whoever Moves First Wins?
Surface wave (Rayleigh wave) seismic data were acquired at six separate bridge sites in southeast Missouri. Each acquired surface wave data set was pr...
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