Inductive radio (INRAD) project manager's summary : report
by
 
Winter, Walter A., author.

Title
Inductive radio (INRAD) project manager's summary : report

Author
Winter, Walter A., author.

Personal Author
Winter, Walter A., author.

Physical Description
iii, 9 leaves ; 28 cm

General Note
"Report date: May, 1993"--Technical report standard title page.

Contents
Introduction -- What is INRAD? -- Systems contraints -- INRAD demonstration design specifics -- Using examples -- Results -- Alternatives to INRAD -- Conclusions -- Recommendations -- Reference.

Abstract
The Inductive Radio demonstration project was a Caltrans sponsored project to demonstrate the use of short range, two-way, communications between vehicles and the roadway. This is an overview from the project manager's prospective. Inductive Radio (INRAD) was the chosen technology, but the project attempted to focus on function. The microwave technology emerging in automatic toll collection shares functionality with INRAD. Short range, two-way, communications were demonstrated to be useful. It is argued that their implementation is almost inevitable. An argument is given for using one-way communication as location beacons.

Subject Term
Highway communications.
 
Radio beacons.
 
Microwave communication systems.
 
Intelligent transportation systems.
 
Route guidance.
 
Highway communications. (OCoLC)fst00956583
 
Radio beacons. (OCoLC)fst01087219

Added Corporate Author
California. Department of Transportation. Division of New Technology, Materials, and Research.


LibraryMaterial TypeItem BarcodeShelf NumberStatus
Civil EngineeringBookB029906TE228.3 .W56 1993Transportation Collection