Early Warning Model of Dangerous Road Pavement Condition Using UAV

The inspection process of road pavement safety varies in size in length, and many local and federal authorities are responsible for such work. Using unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology has proven to be cost effective in road construction, maintenance and inspection work. Rapid deployment in response to user satisfaction and concerns is also a viable prospect for the use of UAVs. MDT has identified a portion of Nissler Road between Ramsay, Montana and the I-15/I-90 interchange west of Rocker as a candidate for enhanced roadway safety inspection using UAVs. Stephen Frazee of WET in Butte kindly provided our team with an UAV image they took of the road. With this image and some site visits, the goal of our senior design project will be to complete a geometric and pavement redesign of the given road and also develop an early warning process with UAV that includes; Inspect, Call for Immediate Response, and Design

The Victorian Newsletter (Fall 1982)

The Victorian Newsletter is sponsored for the Victorian Group of Modern Language Association by the Western Kentucky University and is published twice annually.Early Verse by "Unfortunate W. Thackeray" / Juliet McMaster -- "A Habitable Doll's House": Beginning in Bleak House / Thorell Tsomondo -- Nietzsche, Bagehot and the Morality of Custom / David S. Thatcher -- Voices in a Dream: The Language of Skepticism in Tennyson's "The Hesperides" / Aidan Day -- Tennyson's Narrative of Desire: The Lover's Tale / Herbert F. Tucker, Jr. -- Self-Validation in Housman's A Shropshire Lad LXII ("Terence, This is Stupid Stuff") / Eddy Dow -- Coming in Victorian Newsletter -- Books Receive