Research Horizons [Volume 18, Number 3, Spring/Summer 2001]

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Main Authors: Toon, John, Sanders, Jane M.
Other Authors: https://finding-aids.library.gatech.edu/agents/corporate_entities/173, Georgia Tech Research Institute, Georgia Tech Research Institute. Research News and Publications Office
Format: Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Georgia Institute of Technology 2001
Subjects:
South Pole
antartic*
South pole
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1853/8761
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Summary:NOTE: This PDF file was created from original HTML files on GTRI's website. The file may contain contain links to URIs outside of SMARTech. The Georgia Tech Library and Information Center cannot guarantee the authenticity of resources that reside outside the smartech.gatech.edu domain. The Next Big Thing. Is Very Small Preempting a Creeping Disaster - Drought is prompting Georgia to develop a proactive management plan. Happy Motoring on Safer Highways - High-tech fog warning system developed at Georgia Tech will issue advisories to motorists. FACULTY PROFILE: Crossing the Digital Divide - Claudia Huff brings energy and soul to Foundations for the Future. Immersed in a Virtual World - Researchers are using virtual reality technology for therapy and other applications. Another Antartic Atmospheric Surprise - Scientists find evidence of a highly oxidizing environment over the South Pole. America's Auto-Dependent Urban Form - State-of-the-art computing and communications technology offers commuters "timely" advantages in urban transit systems and carpooling.

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