Igor Ivan

Jiří Horák

Tomáš Inspektor

James Haworth

Bin Jiang

Itzhak Benenson

The aim of the book is to present and discuss new methods, issues and challenges involved in geoinformatics’ contribution to making transportation more intelligent, efficient and human-friendly. It covers a wide range of topics related to transportation and geoinformatics. The themes are divided into four main sections: Transport modeling, Sensor data and services, Intelligent transport systems, and Transport planning and accessibility.

Geoinformatics for Intelligent Transportation

The New System of Water Supply Proposed for the Increase of the City Revenue, Under a Reformed Administration of the Philadelphia Water Department

For the Benefit of Tax Payers

Robert Steffen

Hans O. Lobel

David J. Bradley

Almost 50 million persons visit another continent each year. It is mainly those 15-18 million travelers from industrialized nations who visit or reside in developing countries that are at increased health risk. To develop effective health protection advice, the health risks of travel and the benefits of prophylaxis (vaccines, new and old drugs, behaviour modification, etc.) should be assessed systematically. The purpose of this book is to improve the protection of the travelers' health by more effective and more uniform recommendations. It contains many data on recent research and represents the first comprehensive account on travel medicine for professionals.

Proceedings of the First Conference on International Travel Medicine, Zürich, Switzerland, 5–8 April 1988

Travel Medicine

James Haworth

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