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FW: [NHTS-USER] 2016 TRB NHTS Task Force: Call for posters on innovative uses of the NHTS

by Bricka, Stacey

Apologies for cross postings - please contact Jean Daniel Saphores with any questions (saphores(a)uci.edu<mailto:saphores@uci.edu>) Happy Friday! Stacey Stacey G. Bricka, Ph.D. Texas A&M Transportation Institute 512.407.1123 From: National Household Travel Survey User Community LISTSERV [mailto:NHTS-USER@LISTSERV.TAMU.EDU] On Behalf Of Krishnan Viswanathan Sent: Friday, August 14, 2015 8:30 AM To: NHTS-USER(a)LISTSERV.TAMU.EDU Subject: [NHTS-USER] 2016 TRB NHTS Task Force: Call for posters on innovative uses of the NHTS Apologies for the cross-posting. Attached please find an announcement for call for posters for the 2016 TRB. The Task Force on "Understanding New Directions for the National Household Travel Survey" (ABJ45T) is calling for posters showcasing innovative uses of the National Household Travel Survey (NHTS) for presentation at the Transportation Research Board's 95th Annual Meeting on January 10-14, 2016, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, in Washington, D.C. We are particularly (but not uniquely) interested in research, case studies and analyses that use the NHTS (possibly in combination with other large datasets): * to understand travel of disadvantaged groups; or * to analyze transit or active transportation modes; or * to analyze salient environmental or energy issues; or * to characterize rural trips; or * to better understand traffic safety; or * to analyze public health topics related to transportation; or * for disaster management; or more generally * to answer questions of interest to MPOs, DOTs, and other agencies. The objective of this poster session is to bring together planners, analysts, policy makers, and potential users of NHTS data to share / learn about innovative applications of the NHTS. For guidelines on how to present a poster effectively, see http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/tcrp/tcrp78/prestips.htm. Please email a poster outline consisting of a 200 to 300 words abstract with a title and authors' contact information to abj45tPostersTRB2016(a)gmail.com<mailto:abj45tPostersTRB2016@gmail.com> by Friday, September 4, 2015. Authors will be notified of acceptance by Friday, September 18, 2015 and will be asked to confirm their participation by Friday, September 25, 2015; at least one author of each selected poster will need to attend the poster session in person. Sales presentations on products or services will not be considered. This call is outside the usual TRB website and paper review system. Proposals do not need to be submitted using the on-line system and no paper is required to participate in this poster session. For questions, email saphores(a)uci.edu<mailto:saphores@uci.edu>.

10 years, 9 months

FW: ABJ30(1) Call for posters: Uses of Multiple Data Sets for Transportation Planning

by Bricka, Stacey

Apologies for cross postings! Please see trbcensus.com/CallforPosters2016.html<http://trbcensus.com/CallforPosters2016.html> for more information. Stacey G. Bricka, Ph.D. Texas A&M Transportation Institute 512.407.1123 From: Mara Kaminowitz [mailto:mkaminowitz@baltometro.org] Sent: Thursday, August 6, 2015 1:31 PM To: mkaminowitz(a)baltometro.org Subject: ABJ30(1) Call for posters: Uses of Multiple Data Sets for Transportation Planning The Census Data for Transportation Planning Subcommittee of the Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee, ABJ30(1) invites you to submit posters for a session focusing on the innovative use of multiple data sets including Census data for transportation planning and related applications. Posters will be displayed at the TRB Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, January 2016. Authors of the most innovative posters may be invited to present at the subcommittee meeting. Abstracts are due Friday, September 11, 2015. More information, including what to send and who to send it to, can be found at trbcensus.com/CallforPosters2016.html<http://trbcensus.com/CallforPosters2016.html> Mara Kaminowitz, GISP GIS Coordinator ......................................................................... Baltimore Metropolitan Council Offices @ McHenry Row 1500 Whetstone Way Suite 300 Baltimore, MD 21230 410-732-0500 ext. 1030 mkaminowitz(a)baltometro.org<mailto:mkaminowitz@baltometro.org> www.baltometro.org <http://www.baltometro.org/>

10 years, 9 months

FW: Call for Presentations - Webinar: Use of Multiple Census Data Sets for Transportation Planning

by Bricka, Stacey

Apologies for cross-postings - please see below for a call for presentations for an upcoming webinar on the use of multiple census data sets for transportation planning. This webinar is co-sponsored by the CTPP Program and ABJ30's Subcommittee on Census Data. Please contact Jim Hubbell directly (cc'd here) if any questions. Happy Monday- Stacey Stacey G. Bricka, Ph.D. Texas A&M Transportation Institute 512.407.1123 From: ctpp-news-bounces(a)chrispy.net [mailto:ctpp-news-bounces@chrispy.net] On Behalf Of Jim Hubbell Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 10:23 AM To: ctpp-news(a)chrispy.net Subject: [CTPP] Call for Presentations - Webinar: Use of Multiple Census Data Sets for Transportation Planning Data collected by the U.S. Census Bureau is used to develop various products that support transportation planning. Examples include the American Community Survey (ACS), Census Transportation Planning Products (CTPP), Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics (LEHD), and Economic Census County Business Patterns. In order to address increasingly complex planning issues such as equity, multi-modal mobility, economic development and livability, transportation planners often incorporate data from multiple sources for their analyses. The CTPP Program and TRB Census Subcommittee will jointly sponsor a webinar on Thursday, August 13, 2015 from 2:30-4:30 pm ET on the use of multiple census data sets for transportation planning. The goals of the webinar are to: * Identify and highlight innovative uses of Census data sets * Demonstrate how different Census data sets can be used in conjunction with one another for analysis * Improve understanding of advanced Census data applications * Share challenges and lessons learned with the Census data user community To submit a presentation for consideration, please send an abstract/summary of 500 words or less to Jim Hubbell (jhubbell(a)marc.org<mailto:jhubbell@marc.org>) by 5:00 PM ET on Friday, July 3, 2015. Presentations should be around 15-20 minutes in duration. Jim Hubbell, AICP Transportation Planner Mid-America Regional Council 600 Broadway, Suite 200 Kansas City, MO 64105-1659 816.701.8319 voice 816.421.7758 fax

10 years, 11 months

AUTO: Anita Vandervalk is out of the office (returning 06/15/2015)

by Anita Vandervalk

I am out of the office until 06/15/2015. I will have limited access to emails. Note: This is an automated response to your message "[ABJ30-Friends] Call for Papers on Bicycle and Pedestrian Data for TRB 2016" sent on 6/6/2015 5:43:34 PM. This is the only notification you will receive while this person is away.

10 years, 11 months

AUTO: Anita Vandervalk is out of the office (returning 06/15/2015)

by Anita Vandervalk

10 years, 11 months

FW: Short web survey on Adaptation Planning

by Bricka, Stacey

The Vermont Transportation Research Center is conducting the 5-10 minute survey of planners at state and local agencies about climate change adaptation in the transportation sector. We are interested in responses from those agencies that are not very active in adaptation planning as well as those state and local agencies that are. This important and timely survey is one component of Vermont's partnership with the new national US DOT UTC at University of California Davis. To participate, professionals at state or local planning agencies can visit the website: https://rsgresearch.com/climateplanning The survey will assess: 1. how agencies are planning for extreme weather threats; 2. which climate trends are potential threats to the transportation system in different regions; and 3. what challenges limit agency efforts. Many thanks for your consideration, Lisa Lisa Aultman-Hall, Ph.D. Professor School of Engineering Transportation Research Center University of Vermont Burlington, VT 05405 802 656 1245

10 years, 11 months

Call for Papers on Bicycle and Pedestrian Data for TRB 2016

by Bricka, Stacey

[cid:image001.png@01D0A077.EDD165A0]<https://sites.google.com/site/bikepeddata/> Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Subcommittee<https://sites.google.com/site/bikepeddata/> Call for Papers on Bicycle and Pedestrian Data for TRB 2016 The TRB Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Subcommittee (ABJ35(3)) seeks research papers for presentation and/or possible publication on aspects of bicycle and pedestrian data. Advances in data gathering technology have presented the opportunity to automatically collect data on non-motorized modes of travel. This presents data management opportunities and challenges. Although data collection programs for motorized travel have been operating for the last few decades, do they provide an adequate framework that is transferable to the field of non-motorized modes? What circumstances, such as the effect of weather, influence non-motorized travel and make it unique from the motorized side of travel? How can lessons learned from collecting and managing motorized data programs be leveraged in developing national, regional and local non-motorized data programs? Similar to the call from last year, the aim of this call for papers is to expand and improve the field of bicycle and pedestrian data. Topics for papers include, but are not limited to: Program Design * Considerations in developing a non-motorized counting program * Project Development (implementing policies that require installing new sites during construction, creating data program site selection criteria, implementing policies that ensure NMT [non motorized travel] data collection, etc.) * Augmenting data with information from partner entities * Sampling Strategies for permanent and short-duration monitoring locations * Organizational expansion of existing programs to include non-motorized data * Non-motorized Data Analysis and Planning Activities * Comprehensive NMT data program evaluations * Designing performance measures that drive decision making processes * The integration of Transportation and Environmental considerations is NMT program design Technology * Alternative sensing technologies for bicycles and pedestrians * Evaluation and experience with automatic counting equipment technologies * Continuous, Real-Time Data * Origin-Destination and Travel Time Technologies * Site selection and methods for establishing continuous versus short duration count data collection locations * Mobile devices used for data collection and associated applications Data Handling - Adjusting, QA/QC Data processes * Data Handling Methodologies * Accounting for Variations (Equipment Validation, Temporal, Seasonal , Weather, etc) * Data Publication * Automation, Calculation, Quality Control and Management of Statistics for non-motorized data Characteristics of the Non-Motorized Traveler * Bicycle rider characteristics: Gender; age; income; helmet use; etc. * Trip purpose * Crowd sourced data (gathering trip data from mobile apps). Program experience, architecture. * Using trip making behavior data in the planning process * Strategies for communicating data to decision makers, clients and the public Papers for publication and/or presentation must be submitted before August 1, 2015. Submission of complete papers, conforming to TRB standards and format, is required for consideration. Papers may be submitted for presentation only. Each paper will be peer-reviewed according to TRB procedures. TRB paper specifications are found online (http://www.trb.org/GetInvolvedwithTRB/Public/GetInvolvedSubmitPaper.aspx). At the bottom of the TRB paper submission form, please indicate your paper is intended for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Subcommittee (#ABJ35(3)). Be sure to include this Subcommittee name and number with the paper submission. Authors who submit papers in response to the Call for Papers should notify the coordinators (Scott Brady & Liz Stolz) with the paper number and title. Contacts: Liz Stolz Scott Brady, MS, MCP. Ready4wellness, LLC Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission e-Mail: ready4wellness(a)comcast.net e-Mail: sbrady(a)dvrpc.org<mailto:sbrady@dvrpc.org>

10 years, 11 months

Call for Papers on Bicycle and Pedestrian Data for TRB 2016

by Bricka, Stacey

Please see below for a TRB 2016 call for papers related to bicycle and pedestrian data. As a reminder, if you plan to attend the 2016 TRB Annual Meeting, submit a paper, help with paper reviews, or organize a session you are encouraged to create or update your MyTRB profile now<https://www.mytrb.org/>. All of the Annual Meeting process will take place within the MyTRB system - please take a moment to create or update you MyTRB login now! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [cid:image001.png@01D08EE4.D0ABC4B0]<https://sites.google.com/site/bikepeddata/> Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Subcommittee<https://sites.google.com/site/bikepeddata/> Call for Papers on Bicycle and Pedestrian Data for TRB 2016 The TRB Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Subcommittee (ABJ35(3)) seeks research papers for presentation and/or possible publication on aspects of bicycle and pedestrian data. Advances in data gathering technology have presented the opportunity to automatically collect data on non-motorized modes of travel. This presents data management opportunities and challenges. Although data collection programs for motorized travel have been operating for the last few decades, do they provide an adequate framework that is transferable to the field of non-motorized modes? What circumstances, such as the effect of weather, influence non-motorized travel and make it unique from the motorized side of travel? How can lessons learned from collecting and managing motorized data programs be leveraged in developing national, regional and local non-motorized data programs? Similar to the call from last year, the aim of this call for papers is to expand and improve the field of bicycle and pedestrian data. Topics for papers include, but are not limited to: Program Design * Considerations in developing a non-motorized counting program * Project Development (implementing policies that require installing new sites during construction, creating data program site selection criteria, implementing policies that ensure NMT [non motorized travel] data collection, etc.) * Augmenting data with information from partner entities * Sampling Strategies for permanent and short-duration monitoring locations * Organizational expansion of existing programs to include non-motorized data * Non-motorized Data Analysis and Planning Activities * Comprehensive NMT data program evaluations * Designing performance measures that drive decision making processes * The integration of Transportation and Environmental considerations is NMT program design Technology * Alternative sensing technologies for bicycles and pedestrians * Evaluation and experience with automatic counting equipment technologies * Continuous, Real-Time Data * Origin-Destination and Travel Time Technologies * Site selection and methods for establishing continuous versus short duration count data collection locations * Mobile devices used for data collection and associated applications Data Handling - Adjusting, QA/QC Data processes * Data Handling Methodologies * Accounting for Variations (Equipment Validation, Temporal, Seasonal , Weather, etc) * Data Publication * Automation, Calculation, Quality Control and Management of Statistics for non-motorized data Characteristics of the Non-Motorized Traveler * Bicycle rider characteristics: Gender; age; income; helmet use; etc. * Trip purpose * Crowd sourced data (gathering trip data from mobile apps). Program experience, architecture. * Using trip making behavior data in the planning process * Strategies for communicating data to decision makers, clients and the public Papers for publication and/or presentation must be submitted before August 1, 2015. Submission of complete papers, conforming to TRB standards and format, is required for consideration. Papers may be submitted for presentation only. Each paper will be peer-reviewed according to TRB procedures. TRB paper specifications are found online (http://www.trb.org/GetInvolvedwithTRB/Public/GetInvolvedSubmitPaper.aspx). At the bottom of the TRB paper submission form, please indicate your paper is intended for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Subcommittee (#ABJ35(3)). Be sure to include this Subcommittee name and number with the paper submission. Authors who submit papers in response to the Call for Papers should notify the coordinators (Scott Brady & Liz Stolz) with the paper number and title. Contacts: Liz Stolz Scott Brady, MS, MCP. Ready4wellness, LLC Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission e-Mail: ready4wellness(a)comcast.net e-Mail: sbrady(a)dvrpc.org<mailto:sbrady@dvrpc.org>

11 years

FW: Create or Confirm Your MyTRB Profile Now

by Bricka, Stacey

Hi – TRB is in the process of migrating committee rosters, friends lists, and the annual paper submission and review process to the MyTRB software. Please see below for instructions of how to activate your account and update your profile. You can directly select ABJ30 as a committee you want to be associated with. At this time, we cannot select subcommittees – I will let you know when that modification is made. If you have ever registered to attend TRB or receive emails from them, that email is likely the one on file for you. If you’ve changed jobs since that time, please see below for how to get your main email updated. If you have any questions, I’m happy to try to answer them or you can contact the MyTRB help desk directly (which may be faster for you getting answers!). Thanks- Stacey __________________________________________________________________ If you plan to attend the 2016 TRB Annual Meeting, submit a paper, help with paper reviews, or organize a session you are encouraged to create or update your MyTRB profile now<https://www.mytrb.org/>. All of the Annual Meeting process will take place within the MyTRB system - please take a moment to create or update you MyTRB login now! Initial Login (Please Review Completely Before Logging In) You may already be listed in MyTRB. The system includes profiles for thousands of individuals who previously have participated in TRB activities. Therefore, for your initial login, please go to https://www.mytrb.org/ForgotUID.aspx, and enter your email address. • If you are not in the system, you will be prompted to create a new profile. • If you are in the system, you will receive (in about 5 minutes) an email with a link that will allow you to create a new password to access your existing information in MyTRB. Please use your official work email address. This will help to avoid confusion, as benefits and access to certain features may be associated with your organization’s email domain. If you believe the profile TRB has on file for you may be linked to an old email address to which you no longer have access, please contact the MyTRB help desk with both the old and new email addresses. Wait for a response from the MyTRB help desk before attempting to login. After You Login Once you are logged into MyTRB, please take a moment to ensure that your profile is up to date. Navigation within MyTRB is controlled by the links that appear in the gray bar below the burgundy TRB header on the website. To view your existing profile, hover over “My Account” and then click on “Edit Profile.” MyTRB Help Desk To help users, TRB has established the MyTRB help desk. The help desk can be reached at MyTRB(a)nas.edu<mailto:MyTRB@nas.edu?subject=Assistance%20Needed> or by 202-334-1738<tel:202-334-1738> from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET Monday to Friday.

11 years, 1 month

Draft Agenda for TRB Annual Meeting for Committee ABJ30

by Bricka, Stacey

Greetings - attached please find the draft agenda for the ABJ30 annual meeting, which is "TRB Monday" from 8 am to noon in the Marriott Marquis, Liberty L (M4). This will be an in-person meeting only (no call-in options). Since this is our first year meeting in the new venue, here is a link (courtesy of Mike Fontaine) to the Marriott Marquis meeting room floor plans (press "expand all" at the top to see all floor plans). http://www.marriott.com/hotels/event-planning/floor-plans.mi?country=&sunit… I'm also attaching a few other items of interest: 1. A list of ABJ30 activities at TRB2015 2. Announcement of the now-annual Data Analysis Contest results 3. Agendas for some of the ABJ30 subcommittees (the Census Data Subcommittee agenda can be found here: http://www.trbcensus.com/notes/TRB2015Agenda.pdf) Please let me know if any questions, and otherwise, we hope to see you on Monday! Happy New Year- Stacey Stacey G. Bricka, Ph.D. Research Scientist and Program Manager Mobility Management Texas A&M Transportation Institute 505 E Huntland Dr, Suite 455 Austin, TX 78752 Tel 512.407.1123 | Fax 512.467.8952 http://tti.tamu.edu/mobility-mgmt

11 years, 4 months

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