trafficability

Trafficability is the ability of a given vehicle to traverse a specified terrain.

Trafficability issues of trans-polar expeditions were considered.

Drainage is usually good and trafficability is usually superior in the coarser-textured soils.

In some countries, to ensure the winter trafficability of sidewalks belongs to duties of the owner of the contiguous land or building.

SR teams can be tasked to resolve trafficability or fordability, or locate obstacles or barriers.

While there are remote-viewing MASINT sensors to determine the trafficability of a beach, these are experimental.

Stereographic pairs of aerial photographs have often been used to make topographic maps by imagery and terrain analysts in trafficability and highway departments for potential routes.

Terrain Trafficability Characterization with a Mobile Robot, Ojeda, L., Borenstein, J., Witus, G.

The US Army Corps of Engineers, Army Geospatial Center, prepared an emergency webpage for geological, hydrological and trafficability information for relief engineering and humanitarian aid.

The beach conditions and vehicle access also make Instow the ideal location to train Amphibious Beach Unit (ABU) personnel in beach reconnaissance, beach trafficability and recovery operations.

While conducting over 500 route clearance missions throughout OIF 08-10, the Apaches cleared 25,000 kilometers of main and alternate supply routes (MSR and ASR) to maintain mobility corridors and trafficability throughout the 172d Brigade AO.

During the deployment they were also responsible for transportation of supplies to ground units through combat logistics patrols, air delivery and helicopter support teams; improving roads and trafficability for units moving throughout Helmand Province; and maintaining vehicles and equipment that constantly took a beating in the dust-covered rocky Afghanistan terrain.