HIGHWAY, A Transportation Routing Model: Program Description and Revised Users' Manual
HIGHWAY, A Transportation Routing Model: Program Description and Revised Users' Manual
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- Neue Suche nach: P. E. Johnson
- Neue Suche nach: D. S. Joy
- Neue Suche nach: P. E. Johnson
A computerized transportation routing model has been developed at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory to be used for predicting likely routes for shipping radioactive materials. The HIGHWAY data base is a computerized road atlas containing descriptions of the entire Interstate System, the federal highway system, and most of the principal state roads. In addition to its prediction of the most likely commercial route, options incorporated in the HIGHWAY model can allow for maximum use of Interstate highways or routes that will bypass urbanized areas containing populations greater than 100,000 persons. The user may also interactively modify the data base to predict routes that bypass any particular state, city, town, or specific highway segment. (ERA citation 09:000228)
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HIGHWAY, A Transportation Routing Model: Program Description and Revised Users' Manual
1983
67 pages
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Englisch