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Visual Guidance Remote Airport Lighting Systems
PI Christopher Grant
This project aims at developing low-cost/low-power lighting systems that can be deployed at remote airports. Lighting at rural airports is much needed as they give communities they serve a transportation link during time-critical situations such as emergency medical services.
However, those communities may not have sufficient infrastructure to provide reliable low cost power for lighting. A low cost lighting system will improve the community safety during times of both normal and critical operations. Thus, the RALS project tends to provide low cost / low power lights at remote airports to allow safe operation during hours of darkness.
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Researchers
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- Civil Engineering Department
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Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
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- Department
- Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Dept
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Ph.D., University of Florida
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