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1 May 1972 Hidden Cameras To Detect Wrong Way Driving On Freeway Ramps
Richard P. Weaver
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Proceedings Volume 0030, Photo-Optical Instrumentation: A Tool for Solving Traffic and Highway Engineering Problems; (1972) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.953563
Event: Photo-Optical Instrumentation: A Tool for Solving Traffic and Highway Engineering Problems, 1971, Los Angeles, United States
Abstract
This paper discusses the need and de-velopment of equipment to detect wrong way entries into freeway off ramps. The major steps covered are: * History of development * Design and application of camera * Results of information gathered A description of the logic used in construction of the camera is also discussed.
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Richard P. Weaver "Hidden Cameras To Detect Wrong Way Driving On Freeway Ramps", Proc. SPIE 0030, Photo-Optical Instrumentation: A Tool for Solving Traffic and Highway Engineering Problems, (1 May 1972); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.953563
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Switches

Roads

Logic

Thallium

Capacitors

Fermium

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