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Volumn 357, Issue , 2009, Pages 7-
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Transportation system modeling and decision support for catastrophic event planning in the central united states: A case study of St. Louis Area
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Author keywords
Decision support systems; Dynamic analysis; Earthquakes; Missouri; Planning; Transportation networks
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Indexed keywords
CATASTROPHIC EVENT;
DECISION SUPPORTS;
DISASTER RELIEF;
DISASTER RESPONSE;
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT;
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANS;
EMERGENCY ROUTE;
EXTREME EVENTS;
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES;
METROPOLITAN AREA;
MISSOURIS;
NETWORK LOSS;
REAL-WORLD;
ROAD NETWORK;
SOCIO-ECONOMICS;
TRAFFIC ASSIGNMENT MODELS;
TRAFFIC FLOW;
TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURES;
TRANSPORTATION NETWORK;
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM;
TRAVEL DELAYS;
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE;
CIVIL ENGINEERING;
DECISION MAKING;
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS;
DECISION THEORY;
DISASTER PREVENTION;
DYNAMIC ANALYSIS;
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY;
MOTOR TRANSPORTATION;
OPTICAL LOSSES;
RESEARCH;
TRAFFIC CONTROL;
TRAFFIC SURVEYS;
EARTHQUAKES;
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EID: 70449727657
PISSN: None
EISSN: None
Source Type: Conference Proceeding
DOI: 10.1061/41050(357)7 Document Type: Conference Paper |
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Times cited : (5)
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