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Selected Transport "Amazon" Results

Record 1 of 8 in Transport 1988-2002/09

SB:  IRRD-OECD
TI:  ROADS/ TRANSPORTATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT - SESSION 11.
AU:  WENSELL-U (UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE MADRID (SPAIN)); CAI-Y (ITX STANLEY LIMITED (CANADA)); HE-Z (ITX STANLEY LIMITED (CANADA)); KENNEPOHL-G (ONTARIO. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION (CANADA)); HAAS-R (UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO (CANADA)); MACLEOD-P (GIFFELS ASSOCIATES LIMITED (CANADA)); KIMURA-M (JAPAN HIGHWAY PUBLIC CORPORATION); KOBAYASHI-A (JAPAN HIGHWAY PUBLIC CORPORATION); SALVIA-NJ ((ARGENTINA)); GARTSHORE-RG (ECOPLANTS LIMITED (CANADA)); BURKHARDT-IK (ONTARIO TRANSPORTATION CAPITAL CORPORATION (CANADA)); DUKWORTH-PB (CANADIAN HIGHWAYS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION); SRSEN-M (CROATIAN CIVIL ENGINEERING INSTITUTE); JELAVIC-V (ENERGY RESEARCH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INSTITUTE (CROATIA)); YEVGENYEV-I ((RUSSIA)); NADERI-JR; BAHAR-GB; WAUGH-JM (SINCLAIR KNIGHT MERZ (AUSTRALIA)); TARRIO-FR (MINISTERIO DE FOMENTO (SPAIN)); BEIN-P (BRITISH COLUMBIA. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS (CANADA)); KAWCZYNSKI-M (MAK ENGINEERING LTD (CANADA)); GABER-J (MINISTERE DE L'EQUIPEMENT (FRANCE)); GONZALEZ-O (UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE MADRID (SPAIN)); MONZON-A (UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE MADRID (SPAIN)); BESNARD-F (SERVICE D'ETUDES TECHNIQUES DES ROUTES ET AUTOROUTES (FRANCE))
SO:  PROCEEDINGS OF THE XIIITH WORLD MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL ROAD FEDERATION, TORONTO, ONTARIO, JUNE 16 TO 20, 1997. 1997. pp-
PB:  TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION OF CANADA, 2323 ST. LAURENT BLVD, OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA
PY:  1997
LA:  ENGLISH
AB:  The XIIIth World Meeting of the International Road Federation was held in Toronto, Ontario from June 16 to 20, 1997.  The papers are presented in one of the three official languages of the conference as submitted by the author (English, French or Spanish).  The proceedings are available on CD-Rom.  This work session contains the following papers:   A New Method of Predicting Tire Noise (Besnard,F) [French];  An Integrated Approach to Environmental Impact Mitigation and Safety Management  -  Case Studies in the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto (Naderi,JR,  Bahar,GB) [English];  Completing the Australian National Highway Route through Metropolitan Sydney  -  An Environmental Impact Statement of the Western Sydney Orbital (Waugh,JM) [English];  Effectiveness and Acceptance of Noise Screens (Tarrio,FR) [Spanish];  Environmental Accounting in Greater Vancouver Transportation System Planning (Bein,P, Kawczynski,M) [English];  Environmental Assessment for the National Highway Master Plan (Gaber,J) [French];  Environmental Benefits of High-Occupancy Lanes (Gonzalez,O,  Monzon,A,   Wensell,U) [Spanish]; Environmental Consideration in Pavement Design (He,Z, Cai,Z  Kennepohl,G,  Haas,R) [English]; Environmental Experience in Federal HWY BR-174 in the Amazon Jungle, Brazil (Torres,JA) [Spanish]; Environmental Impact Assessment of International Border Crossing Projects (MacLeod,P) [English];  Environmental Measures on Inter-city Expressways in Japan (Kimura,M, Kobayashi,A) [English];  Highway 17 (New) Sault Ste. Marie to Bar River Road Class Environmental Assessment - Juggling Natural Environment, Social, and Spiritual Values - A Case Study (Gartshore,RG) [English];  Highway 407 ETR - Express Toll Route - Full Cost Environmental Assessment (Burkhardt,IK, Duckworth,PB) [English];  Highway Construction in Argentina: The Conflict Between Construction Methods And Environmental Protection (Salvia,NJ) [Spanish];  Impact of Road Traffic on Air Pollution in Croatia (Srysen,M,  Jelavic,V) [English];  Improvement of Environmental Safety of Existing Roads (Yevgenyev,I) [English].  (Continued on IRRD abstract No. 490257).
DE:  CONFERENCE-; 8525-; CANADA-; 8018-; ENVIRONMENT-; 2455-; NOISE-; 2492-; TRAFFIC-; 0655-; PAVEMENT-DESIGN; 3055-; ENVIRONMENT-PROTECTION; 2444-; HIGHWAY-; 2755-; CONSTRUCTION-; 3655-; AIR-POLLUTION; 2452-; TUNNEL-; 3374-; VEHICLE-; 1255-; TRANSPORT-; 1155-; SAFETY-; 1665-; SURFACE-; 6438-; WATER-; 4355-; EMISSION-; 2442-; RUN-OFF; 4329-; SPEED-; 5408-; ACCELERATION-; 5405-
SC:  CONSTRUCTION-AND-SUPERVISION-OF-CONSTRUCTION (50); ENVIRONMENT (15); PAVEMENT-DESIGN (22); TRAFFIC-AND-TRANSPORT-PLANNING (72)
AN:  899133
UD:  199811
CN:  9808RT349E
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Record 2 of 8 in Transport 1988-2002/09

SB:  TRB-TRIS
TI:  MANAUS -- THE AMAZON'S PARADOX PORT.
AU:  JOHN-CRICHTON
SO:  CONTAINERISATION INTERNATIONAL. 1997/03.
NT:  CONTAINERISATION INTERNATIONAL, MAR. 1997, P. 43-46: ILL., MAP.
PY:  1997
LA:  ENGLISH
AB:  SUBTITLE: HALFWAY UP THE AMAZON LIES MANAUS, ONE OF THE MAJOR INDUSTRIAL CENTRES IN BRAZIL: VISITING MANAUS, JOHN CRICHTON WAS SURPRISED TO SEE SUCH HIGHLY SOPHISTICATED INDUSTRY SERVED BY SUCH A VERY PRIMITIVE PORT.
DE:  PORTS-; FOREIGN-TRADE-ZONES; MANAUS-BRAZIL
AN:  00874985
RS:  NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY TRANSPORTATION LIBRARY
UD:  199708
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Record 3 of 8 in Transport 1988-2002/09

SB:  TRB-TRIS
TI:  ROADS, INDIANS AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN THE AMAZON: FROM CENTRAL BRAZIL TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN.
AU:  LEONEL-MAURO
CA:  INTERNATIONAL WORK GROUP FOR INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS, COPENHAGEN
SO:  1992.
NT:  155 P.: ILL., MAPS; INCLUDES BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES (P. 152-155) INTERNATIONAL WORK GROUP FOR INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS.  IWGIA DOCUMENT, NO. 72 "IAMA-2 STUDIES."
PY:  1992
LA:  ENGLISH
AB:  No abstract provided.
DE:  ROADS-; MAN-; ENVIRONMENTAL-ASPECTS; INFLUENCE-ON-NATURE; AMAZON-RIVER-REGION; BRAZIL,-NORTH
AN:  00842005
RS:  UC, BERKELEY, INSTITUTE FOR TRANSPORTATION STUDIES
UD:  199602
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Record 4 of 8 in Transport Pre-1988

SB:  IRRD-OECD
TI:  AMAZON JUNGLE: GREEN HELL TO RED DESERT?
AU:  GOODLAND-RJA (THE CARY ARBORETUM, NEW YORK); IRWIN-HS (NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN)
SO:  DEVELOPMENTS IN LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT AND URBAN PLANNING, 1. 1975. 1 IX + 155P (8 Figs.)
PB:  ELSEVIER SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, 335 JAN VAN GALENSTRAAT, AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
PY:  1975
RN:  0 444 41318 9
LA:  ENGLISH
AB:  THIS BOOK SUMMARIZES AND EVALUATES WHAT IS KNOWN ABOUT AMAZONIA - ITS HISTORY, BIOTA, ECOLOGY, ETHNOLOGY, AND THE REPERCUSSIONS OF HUMAN INTERACTIONS WITH ECOSYSTEM. IT DEMONSTRATES THE UNAVOIDABLE CONSEQUENCES OF THE HIGHWAY NETWORK (ONE OF WHICH IS SUBSEQUENT LARGE-SCALE DEFORESTATION), AND DISCUSSES THE LIKELY ENVIRONMENTAL RESULTS OF THE LARGE SCALE CATTLE RANCHING AND AGRICULTURE ALONG THESE HIGHWAYS.
DE:  SOUTH-AMERICA; 8104-; BRAZIL-; 8012-; ENVIRONMENT-; 9018-; ROAD-NETWORK; 2743-; LAND-USE; 0356-
SC:  HIGHWAY-AND-TRANSPORT-PLANNING (21)
AN:  219420
UD:  199511
CN:  TRRL53301E
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Record 5 of 8 in Transport Pre-1988

SB:  IRRD-OECD
TI:  THE TRANS-AMAZON HIGHWAY. (DIE TRANSAMAZONASSTRASSE.)
AU:  LAPIERRE-R
SO:  STR U AUTOBAHN. 1974/09. 25(9) pp337-43 (7 Figs.; 5 Refs.)
PB:  BONN-BAD GODESBERG, WEST GERMANY
PY:  1974
LA:  GERMAN
AB:  THE 5500 KM TRANS-AMAZON HIGHWAY STRETCHES FROM RECIFE ON THE EAST COAST OF BRAZIL TO CRUZEIRO DO SUL ON THE FRONTIER WITH PERU.  THE ROAD IS MEANT  TO SERVE THE DEVELOPMENT OF MINERAL WEALTH AND POPULATION POLICY.  THE GEOGRAPHICAL AND CLIMATIC CONDITIONS ARE DESCRIBED. AVERAGE ANNUAL TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATES BETWEEN 25 AND 28 DEGREES; ANNUAL RAINFALL LIES BETWEEN 1400 AND 3000 MM. THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROAD BEGINS WITH THE CUTTING OF A ROUTE THROUGH THE TROPICAL, VIRGIN FOREST WITH TREES UP TO 40 M HIGH.  THE SWATHE IS 70 M WIDE, THE AVERAGE CLEARED STRIP 40 M, THE FORMATION 9 M, THE CARRIAGEWAY 7 M WIDE, MAXIMUM GRADIENT 9%.  THE FOUNDATION CONSISTS MAINLY OF A COURSE OF CRUSHED ROCK.  LATERITE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL.  EXPERIENCE WITH LATERITE CONSTRUCTION METHODS FOR ROADS HAS BEEN GAINED BY THE BRAZILIAN HIGHWAY AUTHORITIES SINCE 1962.  REFERENCE IS  MADE TO THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE TRANS-AMAZON HIGHWAY FOR CONTINENTAL ROAD COMMUNICATIONS.
DE:  BRAZIL-; 8012-; HIGHWAY-DESIGN; 2855-; ROAD-NETWORK; 2743-; ROAD-CONSTRUCTION; 3665-; LAND-CLEARANCE; 3652-; PAVEMENT-; 2955-; WEARING-COURSE; 2980-; COARSE-AGGREGATE; 4559-; LATERITE-; 4138-; TROPICS-; 2513-; WEATHER-; 2545-; RAIN-; 2507-; DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES; 0140-; SOUTH-AMERICA; 8104-
SC:  DESIGN-OF-ROADS-AND-RELATED-STRUCTURES (20); TRAFFIC-AND-TRANSPORT-PLANNING (72)
AN:  305320
UD:  199511
CN:  FGST15069E
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Record 6 of 8 in Transport Pre-1988

SB:  IRRD-OECD
TI:  DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FOR LOW COST ROADS IN NORTH-EAST BRAZIL.
AU:  CROSS-WK (RENDEL, PALMER & TRITTON)
SO:  PROC INST CIV ENG. 1973/11. 54 PART1 pp641-56 (4 Photos; 8 Figs.; 1 Tbls.)
PB:  LONDON, ENGLAND
PY:  1973
LA:  ENGLISH
AB:  THIS PAPER DESCRIBES HOW DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES WERE MADE FOR A SYSTEM OF LOW COST SECONDARY AND TERTIARY ROADS, AS WELL AS LOGGING TRAILS, TO SERVE  A RESETTLEMENT AREA IN THE STATE OF MARANHAO. THE AREA, SITUATED ON THE FRINGES OF THE AMAZON BASIN, IS DENSELY FORESTED AND ACCESS WAS DIFFICULT.  NO MAPS WERE AVAILABLE SHOWING TOPOGRAPHY OR LAND DRAINAGE PATTERNS. THE  ROADS FORMED PART OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE STUDIES FOR A RESETTLEMENT PROJECT IN WHICH NEARLY 40 FARMING VILLAGES WERE SITED. EACH VILLAGE WAS DESIGNED TO ACCOMMODATE 50 FARMERS ON INDIVIDUAL HOLDINGS OF APPROXIMATELY 120 ACRES EACH. THE TOTAL PROJECT AREA WAS SOME 4000 SQ.KM. HUNTING TECHNICAL SERVICES LTD WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROJECT AND THE INFRASTRUCTURE STUDIES MADE BY RENDEL, PALMER AND TRITTON. ALL THE STUDIES AND REPORTS WERE COMPLETED WITHIN APPROXIMATELY EIGHTEEN MONTHS. (Author/publisher).
DE:  LOW-COST-ROAD; 2986-; HIGHWAY-DESIGN; 2855-; COST-; 0176-; SECONDARY-ROAD; 2773-; BRAZIL-; 8012-; SOUTH-AMERICA; 8104-
SC:  HIGHWAY-PLANNING (21)
AN:  208326
UD:  199511
CN:  TRRL28506E
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Record 7 of 8 in Transport Pre-1988

SB:  IRRD-OECD
TI:  TRANS-AMAZON HIGHWAY - THE LAST GREAT CONSTRUCTION ADVENTURE.
AU:  COTTRILL-A
SO:  NEW CIVIL ENGINEER. 1973/08/16. (54) pp4-11 (11 Photos; 1 Figs.)
PB:  THOMAS TELFORD LTD, EC1M 3LE, LONDON, 91-93 FARRINGDON ROAD, ENGLAND
PY:  1973
LA:  ENGLISH
AB:  DETAILS ARE GIVEN OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF BRAZILS TRANS- AMAZON HIGHWAY, AN 8.6M WIDE EARTH ROAD, DESIGNED TO CARRY PERHAPS 100 OR 200 VEHICLES PER DAY AT SPEEDS OF APPROXIMATELY 50KM PER HOUR. PAVING WILL TAKE PLACE LATER  IF THE TRAFFIC GENERATED JUSTIFIES IT. THE EMPHASIS IS ON ECONOMY IN CONSTRUCTION COSTS: GRADIENTS UP TO 9% ARE ALLOWED, A MINIMUM OF 30M IS SET ON RADIUS OF CURVATURE OF BENDS, WHERE POSSIBLE THE ROAD IS ELEVATED 4-5M ABOVE THE SURROUNDING LAND, AND STREAMS ARE CARRIED THROUGH EMBANKMENTS IN SMALL DIAMETER CONCRETE PIPES OR LARGER SEGMENTAL CORRUGATED STEEL CULVERTS. SIMPLE HARDWOOD TIMBER BRIDGES TAKE THE ROAD OVER RIVERS UP TO 100M WIDE, WHILST WIDER WATERS ARE CROSSED BY PONTOON FERRIES. THE COST OF THE ROAD IS APPROXIMATELY #15,000 PER KM. FACTORS WHICH AFFECTED THE CHOICE OF ROUTE ARE GIVEN, TOGETHER WITH THE METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROAD, AND THE MATERIALS USED. THE INITIAL SURVEYING FOR THE ROAD WAS UNDERTAKEN FROM THE AIR USING INFRA-RED SENSITIVE FILM WHICH SHOWED UP WET AREAS. GROUND SURVEY PARTIES THEN MARKED THE BASIC LINE OF THE ROAD WITH STAKES, AND SPECIALISED SURVEY TEAMS FOLLOWED TO COLLECT SOIL AND HYDROLOGICAL DATA TO ENABLE THE PRECISE DESIGN OF THE ROAD TO BE DETERMINED. AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE CHOICE OF ROUTE WAS TO HAVE SUITABLE PAVING MATERIALS ALWAYS NEAR AT  HAND. THE MUCKSHIFTING PLANT OFTEN COMPACTED THE LOWER LAYERS SUFFICIENTLY (THE SPECIFICATION WAS 95% PROCTOR DENSITY FOR THE UNDERLYING EMBANKMENT, AND 100% FOR THE RUNNING SURFACE), AND THEN A SHEEPS-FOOT ROLLER COMPACTED THE SURFACE TO THE DESIRED LEVEL. THE 200MM OF SURFACING CONSISTS OF EITHER LATERITE WHICH AT THE RIGHT MOISTURE CONTENT FORMS A GRAVELLY CLAY, OR SHALE.
DE:  BRAZIL-; 8012-; HIGHWAY-; 2755-; CONSTRUCTION-METHOD; 3666-; COST-; 0176-; HIGHWAY-DESIGN; 2855-; LOW-COST-ROAD; 2986-; ALIGNMENT-; 2894-; SURVEYING-; 4025-; SOUTH-AMERICA; 8104-
SC:  HIGHWAY-PLANNING (21); CONSTRUCTION-OF-PAVEMENTS-AND-SURFACINGS (52)
AN:  207333
UD:  199511
CN:  TRRL24347E
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Record 8 of 8 in Transport Pre-1988

SB:  TRB-TRIS
TI:  HIGHWAY ROUTES IN UNDEVELOPED AREAS.
AU:  Seestrom-WR
SO:  Photogrammetric Engineering. 1966/01.
NT:  Vol 32, No 1, PP 121-125
PY:  1966
AB:  THE REQUIREMENT FOR RECONNAISSANCE MAPPING IN THE EARLY STAGES OF HIGHWAY ENGINEERING UTILIZES THE ADVANTAGES OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY. SPECIFICALLY APPLICABLE ARE UNDEVELOPED AREAS WHERE NO SUITABLE MAP COVERAGE EXISTS. THE USE OF EXISTING AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND GROUND CONTROL IS NECESSARY IN DEVELOPING THE SURVEY. A TYPICAL PROJECT IN BOLIVIA EXTENDING FROM THE AMAZON JUNGLE NEAR SEA LEVEL TO OVER 15,000 FEET IS USED AS AN ILLUSTRATION. THE REQUIREMENTS, PROCEDURES, AND RESULTS, PLUS SOME OF THE PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED BOTH IN THE OFFICE AND IN THE FIELD ARE IMPORTANT. THE EXTENT OF EXISTING CONTROL AND PHOTOGRAPHY, AS WELL AS NEWLY ACQUIRED CONTROL AND PHOTOGRAPHY, SERVE TO ILLUSTRATE THE PHOTOGRAMMETRIC PROBLEMS. /AUTHOR/.
DE:  HIGHWAY-ENGINEERING; UNDERDEVELOPMENT-; AREAS-; RECONNAISSANCE-SURVEYS; AERIAL-PHOTOGRAPHY; GROUND-CONTROL; PHOTOGRAMMETRIC-ENGINEERING; METHODS-; HIGHWAY-LOCATION; MAPPING-
SC:  FACILITIES-DESIGN (H21)
AN:  00202614
UD:  199602
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