Fourth Coast-Seaway Systems Requirements Analysis: Volume II

Reymond, Robert D.; Fesler, Eugene V.; John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)

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Fourth Coast-Seaway Systems Requirements Analysis: Volume II

1972-03-01
By Reymond, Robert D. ; Fesler, Eugene V.

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Fourth Coast-Seaway Systems Requirements Analysis: Volume II
Creators:

Reymond, Robert D. ; Fesler, Eugene V.

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John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Department of Transportation. Air Carrier Fitness Division
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Commodity Flow Commodity Flows Demand Forecasts Management Information Systems Safety Saint Lawrence Seaway Shipments Traffic Control Traffic Control Systems Traffic Forecasting Vessel Traffic Control
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DOT-TSC-SLS-72-2
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Tech Report
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United States
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Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
Abstract:

This report summarizes the need for an Integrated Marine Traffic Information and Control System (IMTIC) in the St. Lawrence Seaway. The analytic emphasis is on the Welland Canal to Gulf of St. Lawrence portion of the Seaway system. The Upper Great Lake portion is considered only when interdicting impacts could affect Welland-St. Lawrence subsystem capabilities. An important conclusion is that the total Seaway system and its component elements require immediate and detailed analytical attention if future cargo demands are to be met.
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