TERRAIN EVALUATION AND REMOTE SENSING FOR HIGHWAY ENGINEERING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. PROCEEDINGS OF A SYMPOSIUM HELD AT OECD, PARIS, 12-14 SEPTEMBER, 1979

The proceedings contain the following papers: Strategies for the Use of Aerial Photography in Road Studies (Camus, J-P); An Example of the Use of Aerial Photography for the Investigation of 847 km of Road in North Yemen (Bagarre, E); The Contribution of Aerial Photography at the Level of the Feasibility Study for Alignments in Semi-Desert Areas (Doridot, M); The Application of Photo-Interpretation Techniques to Road Projects (Almayrac, P); Land Classification for the Highway Engineer (Lawrance, CJ); The Application of Terrain Evaluation to the Location of Construction Materials for Highways in Queensland, Australia (Davies, AL and Eades, GW); Geological Mapping Under Forest Cover, and the Hydrogeology of the Basement (Scanvic, J-Y); Development and Road Infrastructure in Mountain Areas--Rio Santa Valley, Peru (Richard, R); Land Capability Studies From Landsat Satellite Data for Rural Road Planning in North East Somalia (Beaumont, TE); Remote Sensing for Transport Planning and Highway Engineering. Pilot Project in North Kenya and South Sudan (Dick, OB); The Use of Landsat Imagery as a Basis for Materials Inventories and Terrain Maps (Lawrance, CJ); Recommendtions for Remote Sensing in a New Country (Cazabat, C); Different Methods of Image Processing for Assistance in Interpretation (Denegre, J); Small Format Aerial Photography as an Aid to Highway Engineering Site Investigations (Heath, W); Examples of Terrestrial Photogrammetry Used in Highway Engineering in Developing Countries (Heath, W); The GDTA: Removing Sensing in the Service of the User (Geupet, G); The Use of the IDP 3000 Image Data Processor in Interpreting Ground Conditions in Nepal (Lawrance, CJ). For abstracts of papers by Lawrance, CJ and papers by Heath, W see TRIS nos. 368676-368680. (TRRL)