Theory background for study of BART's impacts on human perception and response View on Open Library

Theory background for study of BART's impacts on human perception and response

by Frances M. Carp , United States. Department of Transportation , United States. Department of Housing and Urban Development , California. Metropolitan Transportation Commission , BART Impact Program (Calif.)

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First published: 1976 1 language
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Impact Physiological effect Environmental health Effets physiologiques

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