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RE: [ABJ30-Friends] Your thoughts on changing Mid-Year to June 8th at Keck with NHTS Conference??

by Anita Vandervalk

I like the idea. Anita Vandervalk-Ostrander Cambridge Systematics, Inc 1566 Village Square Boulevard, Suite 2 Tallahassee, FL 32309 tel 850 219 6388 fax 850 219 6389 e-mail avandervalk(a)camsys.com www.camsys.com -----Original Message----- From: Lawson, Catherine T <lawsonc(a)uamail.albany.edu> Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 12:40 PM To: ABJ30-friends(a)chrispy.net Subject: [ABJ30-Friends] Your thoughts on changing Mid-Year to June 8th at Keck with NHTS Conference?? ABJ30 Members and Friends, Although we were planning to go to the Boston Mid-year for our Summer Meeting – Tom Palmerlee is suggesting we consider having our committee on June 8th – as part of the June 6-7 NHTS Conference – I need your comments, thoughts, etc. ASAP as Tom would like to complete the slotting for both the Boston Mid-Year and the NHTS this week --- TRB Committee Meetings on Wednesday, June 8, 2011 Location Keck Center, 500 Fifth Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 Related Meetings Using National Household Travel Survey (NHTS) Data for Transportation Decision Making Workshop, June 6-7, www.trb.org/Conferences/NHTS2010.aspx. Committees Confirmed Each committee will have its own room, set conference style, to develop its meeting content. Collaborative work between committees is encouraged. National Transportation Data Requirements and Programs (ABJ10) Travel Survey Methods Committee (ABJ40) Statewide Transportation Data and Information Systems (ABJ20) Logistics Information Teleconference and web meeting access provided for remote participants. No registration fee. TRB staff will register participants. Breakfast and lunch provided. A hotel block has been set up at the Hotel Monaco, 700 F Street, NW, Washington, D.C. 20001 at the single prevailing government rate - $211 (Boston is $171). A mid-afternoon adjourn is recommended. Meeting agendas should be complete no later than May 6th. The committees meeting at our original venue in Boston are listed below: A0030T Special Task Force on Data for Decisions and Performance Measures, Tue 2:00pm-5:45pm AB000 Policy and Organization Group, Sunday, 9:00am-12:45pm ABG40 Library and Information Science for Transportation Committee ABJ00 Data and Information Systems Section ABJ30 Urban Transportation Data & Information Systems ABJ35 Highway Traffic Monitoring ABJ50 Information Systems and Technology Committee ABJ70 Artificial Intelligence ABJ90 Freight Transportation Data PLEASE LET ME KNOW YOUR THOUGHTS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE - we need to decide where we want to be – thanks for your help – email me with your comments – lawsonc(a)albany.edu – Regards, Kate Catherine T. Lawson, Ph.D. Interim Chair Geography and Planning Department Associate Professor University at Albany Geography & Planning AS 218 1400 Washington Albany, New York 12222 (518) 442-4775 (518) 442-4742 FAX (518) 209-1155 CELL _______________________________________________ ABJ30-Friends mailing list ABJ30-Friends(a)chrispy.net http://www.chrispy.net/mailman/listinfo/abj30-friends

13 years, 10 months

TRB Urban Data Minutes and Invitation to Join ABJ30-Friends mailing list

by Emily Parkany

Hi ABJ30-Friends list and TRB 2011 TRB Urban Data Committee attendees: I am attaching the TRB ABJ30 Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee Annual Meeting 2011 Minutes to the ABJ30 mailing list and the additional people who attended the committee meeting. I encourage you to join the ABJ30 mailing list and to utilize our committee web page: www.trburbandata.org. The instructions for joining the mailing list have been cut and pasted below and are also found at: http://www.trburbandata.org/Home/friendslist And I think that I am having trouble attaching the minutes to this email. You can get the minutes on our committee web page: http://www.trburbandata.org/Home/meeting-minutes-archive (it's in the middle of the attachments on this page). Please tell me if you're having trouble getting to this year's minutes. I know that the next business of the committee is rotating at least 1/3 of committee members which has to happen in April. Thank you, Emily Emily Parkany Secretary, ABJ30 Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Associate Transportation Engineer Booz Allen Hamilton This is the information from the committee webpage ( http://www.trburbandata.org/Home/friendslist for joining the ABJ30-Friends mailing list: To better serve our committee FRIENDS and keep them informed of committee activities we have have developed a simple listserve. The listserve is open to the public but does require that you sign up to post. The list is moderated and to help with spam protection your post must come from the email address that is on the subscrption list. If it does not, there may be a slight delay until the list moderator can review and approve it. To Subscribe to ABJ30-Friends go to: http://www.chrispy.net/mailman/listinfo/abj30-friends To Unsubscribe from ABJ30-Friends go to: http://www.chrispy.net/mailman/listinfo/abj30-friends To Post a Message to ABJ30-Friends: Send email To: abj30-friends(a)chrispy.net Note: This is a closed list which means that people who are not subscribed are blocked from posting directly to the list To Review Past Messages (Read the Archive): http://www.chrispy.net/pipermail/abj30-friends The archive is open to the public for viewing and does not need a password or registration ABJ30-Friends is the name of our FRIENDS mailing list. The backbone software is called mailman. The mailing list is maintained as a volunteer effort by Chris Parrinello who has it running on a personal server called chrispy.net. Ed Christopher, acting on behalf of the Urban Data and Information Systems Committee is responsible for the policy direction (the rules) of the list. The content of the list is the responsibility of those who mail to it and use it. ABJ30-Friends was created for and thrives on the input of its members (subscribers). If you have an interest in the transportation aspects of data used regarding urban issues this list is for you. If you are having problems subscribing, unsubscribing or posting messages, please contact Ed Christopher at: edc(a)berwyned.com.

13 years, 10 months

Final Agenda for ABJ30 Committee Meeting at Annual Meeting

by Lawson, Catherine T

ABJ30 Members and Friends, I am hoping to see many of you joining us in WDC next week - however, if you can't make it, please feel free to review the agenda below and send me your comments, questions, or other requests for more information, and I will make sure your contributions are included in the meeting or added to the minutes - safe travels everyone - see you soon!! Kate ABJ30 Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee Hilton, Fairchild January 26, 2011 8:00AM - 12:00PM I. Welcome and Introductions (name, affiliation, two research areas of interest) (8:00 - 8:10) II. Approval of the Minutes - Emily Parkany [emily.parkany(a)gmail.com<mailto:emily.parkany@gmail.com>] (8:10 - 8:15) III. Report s a. Chair's Report - Kate Lawson [lawsonc(a)albany.edu] (8:15 - 8:20) b. TRB Report - Tom Palmerlee [TPalmerlee(a)nas.edu] (flexible, if necessary) (8:20 - 8:25) c. Section Chair Report - Reg Souleyrette [reg(a)iastate.edu<mailto:reg@iastate.edu>](8:25 - 8:30) d. RITA/BTS Report - Steven Smith [Steven.K.Smith(a)dot.gov] (8:30 - 8:35) e. Subcommittee Reports i. ABJ30(1) Subcommittee on Census Data - Clara Reschovsky [[creschovsky(a)mwcog.org], MWCOG/Kristin Rohanna [kroh(a)sandag.org], SANDAG (8:35 - 8:45) ii. AFD30(1) Archived Data User Service Subcommittee Kristin Tufte [tufte(a)cs.pdx.edu], PSU (8:45 - 8:55) f. Sunday Workshop Wrap-up Reports - Next Steps? i. Use of Private-Sector and Blended Private-Public Sector Speed Data by Public Agencies for Planning and Operations - Steve Taylor [[Steve.Taylor(a)jacobs.com] (8:55 - 9:10) ii. National Household Travel Survey: Data Tools and Overview of Trends - Nancy McGuckin [N_McGuckin@Rocketmail.] (9:10 - 9:20) iii. Pervasive Data for Transportation: Innovations in Distributed and Mobile Information Discovery in Intelligent Transportation Systems and Location-Based Services - Piyushimita (Vonu) Thakuriah [vonu-pt(a)uic.edu] (9:20 - 9:30) iv. Using American Community Survey Data for Transportation Planning - Clara Reschovsky /Kristin Rohanna (9:30 - 9:35) IV. Emerging/Re-emerging Topics I a. Transportation Secure Data Center (TSDC) - Jeff Gonder [Jeff.Gonder(a)nrel.gov] (9:35 - 9:45) b. 1201 Regulations - Jack Stickel [jack.stickel(a)alaska.gov] (9:45 - 10:00) V. Break (10:00 - 10:10) VI. Emerging/Re-emerging Topics I I a. Traffic Monitoring Guide (TMG) - Anita Vandervalk [avandervalk(a)camsys.com<mailto:avandervalk@camsys.com> ](10:10 - 10:20) b. Current and Emerging Practice in Collecting and Estimating External Travel (workshop recap) - Greg Giaimo [Greg.Giaimo(a)dot.state.oh.us] (10:20 - 10:30) c. Travel Time, Speed, and Reliability - Karl Petty [karl(a)bt-systems.com] (10:30 - 10:40) d. Livability - Forum Outcomes and Discussion - Ed Christopher [edc(a)berwyned.com] (10:40 - 10:50) e. ABJ30 Areas of Interest Summary and Discussion - Emily Parkany (10:50 - 11:00) f. Data Section Initiatives - Ed Christopher (11:00 - 11:10) g. Land-Based Classification Standards - Kate Lawson (11:10 - 11:15) VII. New Business a. TRB Initiatives - Group Discussion (11:15 - 11:25) b. Upcoming Conferences and Workshops (11:25 - 11:30) i. Summer Meeting Discussion - Boston ii. Census Workshop - Irvine iii. NATMEC 2010 Discussion c. Research Roundtable from Members and Friends (11:30 - noon) Catherine T. Lawson, Ph.D. Interim Chair Geography and Planning Department Associate Professor University at Albany Geography & Planning AS 218 1400 Washington Albany, New York 12222 (518) 442-4775 (518) 442-4742 FAX (518) 209-1155 CELL

13 years, 11 months

FW: 2011 TRB Annual Meeting - Ambassador Program

by Lawson, Catherine T

ABJ30 Members and Friends, Call to arms (or buttons) - please consider joining the Ambassador Program at TRB 2011 - sounds like fun and new attendees REALLY need your help!!! Hope to see everyone with buttons on!!!! Regards, Kate *************************************************************************** TRB is arranging its annual Ambassador Program at the Hilton Hotel for the 2011 Annual Meeting. The program is designed to assist first-time attendees (and/or others) who feel overwhelmed and uncertain how to most effectively participate in the meeting. The program details are explained below. We are seeking about 60 volunteers to serve as Ambassadors. Each person will staff the Ambassador table for two hours and wear an "Ask Me! I'm a TRB Ambassador" button. We ask that during the remainder of the meeting you continue to wear the button to identify yourself as an additional resource for first-time attendees or others seeking information about TRB or the meeting. TRB staff will provide each Ambassador with a button and a limited amount of background material. There will also be information at the Ambassador table to help respond to questions. The table will be located close to TRB Registration area at the Hilton Hotel. Please try to identify two hours of your time that you could volunteer - This program has become an important part of the Annual Meeting and we need your help to assure it is a success again this year! Those who have served as Ambassadors in the past have found this a fun and rewarding way to participate in the Annual Meeting and to help the new attendees. People willing to participate for a two hour slot during one of the following sessions should e-mail their availability to Bonnie Duke at B-Duke(a)tamu.edu<mailto:B-Duke@tamu.edu> by Tuesday, January 18. Bonnie will follow up with a schedule confirmation and information about where to pick up "Ambassador" materials. MONDAY, JANUARY 24TH 8:00 - 10:00 am 10:00 am - noon Noon - 2:00 pm 2:00 - 4:00 pm TUESDAY, JANUARY 25TH 8:00 - 10:00 am 10:00 am - noon Noon - 2:00 pm 2:00 - 4:00 pm WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26TH 8:00 - 10:00 am 10:00 am - noon Noon - 2:00 pm 2:00 - 4:00 pm Please feel free to contact Bonnie at (B-Duke(a)tamu.edu<mailto:B-Duke@tamu.edu>) or Kim at (kfisher(a)nas.edu<mailto:kfisher@nas.edu>) if you have any questions. Thank you, Kimberly M Fisher Transportation Research Board 500 Fifth Street, NW Room 493 Washington, DC 20001 Phone - 202.334.2968 Fax - 202.334.2003 www.trb.org "It's amazing what you can accomplish if you don't care who gets the credit." Harry S. Truman

13 years, 11 months

TRB Subcommittee on Passenger Travel Data meeting agenda

by Ed Christopher

For those of you going to the TRB Annual Meeting attached is the meeting agenda for Subcommittee on Passenger Travel Data (ABJ10-2). I hope you can attend. -- Ed Christopher 708-283-3534 (V) 708-574-8131 (cell) FHWA RC-TST-PLN 4749 Lincoln Mall Drive, Suite 600 Matteson, IL 60443

13 years, 12 months

FW: TRB Workshop Sunday Jan 23, 2011

by Lawson, Catherine T

ABJ30 Members and Friends - A message from a fellow ABJ30 Committee Member, Steve Taylor, - he has been very busy organizing an exciting Workshop for you on Sunday --- As you begin to make your travel plans to attend the TRB Annual meeting Jan 23-27, 2011, be sure to consider the following Sunday morning workshop that is very timely and can sure open some doors for the use of Private Commercial data that may be a very cost effective solution to many of the operations and planning needs. Workshop Session #133 - Sunday Jan 23, 2011 - 9:00am - 12:00pm - Hilton Columbia Hall 8 TPW11-006 Sunday, January 23, 2011, 9:00am-12:00pm, Hilton, Columbia Hall 8 Use of Private Sector and Blended Private-Public Sector Speed Data by Public Agencies for Planning and Operations Steve Taylor, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., Dallas, Texas, presiding Sponsored by Committee on Highway Traffic Monitoring (ABJ35); Committee on Statewide Transportation Data and Information Systems (ABJ20); Committee on Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems (ABJ30); Committee on Geographic Information Science and Applications (ABJ60); Committee on Regional Transportation Systems Management and Operations (AHB10); Committee on Intelligent Transportation Systems (AHB15) This workshop will address the use of private sector speed data by public agencies. Sometimes this speed data is wholly generated by the private sector; in other cases, the private sector data is blended with public sector data. Often, this private sector speed data is collected and disseminated as real-time traveler information; however, when archived unrestrictedly, this speed data has potential to be used for numerous operational and planning applications. Private Commercial Data Providers Private Sector Data Options for Assessment of System Performance Ted Trepanier, Inrix Success of Public / Private Partnerships in the Distribution of Quality Data Mike Finn, Navteq Use of Private Sector Data and Technology for Public/Private Partnership Opportunities Tim Courtney, TrafficCast Mobile Phone Data: New Options for Planning and Operations Joseph Fuller, Airsage End-Users of Private Commercial Data TTI Experience with Private Sector Speed Data for Performance Monitoring Shawn Turner, Texas Transportation Institute Using Private Sector Speed Data in Regional Transportation Modeling and Planning Vladimir Livshits / Wang Zhang, Maricopa Assoc of Governments DOT Perspective on use of Private Sector Data for Planning Jim Hogan, New Jersey DOT Using Private Innovation to Expand Public Reach Greg Krueger, Michigan DOT For those attending, we hope to answer common questions you may have for the vendors including: 1. What types of data do you provide (speed, travel time, meta data, etc) 2. Please describe your overall data collection process (sources, aggregation, fusion, dissemination, etc) 3. Do you have procedures to compensate for drops in reliability or accuracy? 4. What are your prices based on (days, coverage, aggregation, miles, etc)? Other questions you may have of your public agency peers may include the following that will sure be discussed: 1. What type of data and performance measures were found to be most applicable and cost effective for your use? 2. What was found to be the most attractive elements of that data in deciding to acquire? 3. What have you done or plan to do to validate data accuracy? 4. How are you using the data for either operations or planning? 5. Do you plan to acquire data on a regular basis and if so what interval? For more information, feel free to contact the session moderator: Steve T. Taylor, P.E., PTOE Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. 7950 Elmbrook Dallas, Tx 75247 Direct 214-920-8192 Main 214-638-0145 Fax 214-638-5632 email steve.taylor(a)jacobs.com<mailto:steve.taylor@jacobs.com> ________________________________ NOTICE - This communication may contain confidential and privileged information that is for the sole use of the intended recipient. Any viewing, copying or distribution of, or reliance on this message by unintended recipients is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error, please notify us immediately by replying to the message and deleting it from your computer.

14 years, 1 month

Advanced Discount Registration for TRB 2011 ends at Midnight Tonight!!!!

by Lawson, Catherine T

ABJ30 Members and Friends, Just a quick reminder - if you have been shopping for discounts since Friday - today is the last day for the Advanced Registration Discount for the Annual Meeting!!!! TRB website says the price is good "until 11:59 EST"! http://www.trb.org/AnnualMeeting2011/AM2011Registration.aspx Hope to see all of you in January!!! Kate Catherine T. Lawson, Ph.D. Director, MRP Program Associate Professor University at Albany Geography & Planning AS 218 1400 Washington Albany, New York 12222 (518) 442-4775 (518) 442-4742 FAX (518) 209-1155 CELL

14 years, 1 month

FW: Invitation to webcase: Use of Archive Data for Planning and Operations Performance Measures - Dec. 2, 2010

by Lawson, Catherine T

ABJ30 Members and Friends, If you haven't received this yet -- enjoy!!! Subject: [CTPP] Invitation to webcase: Use of Archive Data for Planning and Operations Performance Measures - Dec. 2, 2010 This in an invitation to a webcast sponsored by the I-95 Corridor Coalition that may be of interest to the many data geeks on the CTPP listserv. Please see the information at the end for how to RSVP, and get the webcast link. ------ To: MPO representatives From: Mary Ameen & Todd Westhuis, I-95 Corridor Coalition , Travel Information Services Program Track Committee (TISPTC) Co-Chairs Re: INVITATION to a Webcast on the Use of Archive Data for Planning and Operations Performance Measures sponsored by the I-95 Corridor Coalition Learn how outsourced probe data is being used for performance measures and planning at various levels - national, regional, and specific MPOs. The Travel Information Services Program Track (TISPTC) is inviting you to participate in a webcast titled "The Use of Archive Data for Planning and Operations Performance Measures" on Thursday, December 2, 2010 from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM (EST). Shawn Turner (Texas Transportation Institute) - Use of Private Sector Speed Data for Historical Performance Monitoring: Lessons Learned from National and State-Level Analyses. His presentation will include lessons learned through TTI's three most recent projects/applications: 2010 Urban Mobility Report (to be released in early December 2010); Texas DOT's 100 Most Congested Roadway Segments; and, Minnesota DOT's Pilot Project for Statewide Reporting. Shawn will also discuss key insights that will help public agency staff more easily procure and use private sector speed data in their agency's planning and performance monitoring processes. Michael Pack (University of Maryland CATT Lab) - I-95 Corridor Coalition Vehicle Probe Project (VPP) Dashboard & Data Download Tool. Michael will explain this tool that was developed for North Carolina's VPP Performance Measures project and incorporates incident data through RITIS (Regional Integrated Transportation Information System) with real-time and archived data and provides access to raw data for report development beyond scope of this application. Michael will also review the data that is being collected and the performance measures that can be calculated. Andrew Meese (Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments) - Use of the Vehicle Probe Project data for Congestion Management Process Support. More specifically, Andrew will review MWCOG's efforts regarding their use of the VPP data in the Congestion Management Process (CMP), speed validation in travel forecasting models, and speed distribution for air quality modeling. Andrew will also discuss the advantages and caveats and the potential future uses of the Vehicle Probe Project data by his agency. If you plan to participate in this webcast, please RSVP to nhrebien(a)kmjinc.com (or Natalia Hrebien at 610.228.0207) by Monday, November 29, 2010 and she will register you for the webcast and forward to you the conference call information and webcast link. Should you have any questions in the meantime, please contact Bill Stoeckert at 774.207.0367 or Karen Jehanian at 610.228.0211. We look forward to your participation! _______________________________________________ ctpp-news mailing list ctpp-news(a)chrispy.net http://www.chrispy.net/mailman/listinfo/ctpp-news

14 years, 1 month

Job Announcements for the Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers

by Lawson, Catherine T

ABJ30 Members and Friends, Please forward this announcement to folks you think might be interested --- Regards, Kate JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS Senior Research Specialist (2 positions available) The Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey seeks qualified candidates to fill TWO Senior Research Specialist positions. The individuals filling these positions will: serve as Principal Investigator (PI) or may assist another PI to manage assigned projects; implement appropriate research plans and methodologies while directly or jointly managing project teams; manage program delivery activities related outreach and training; develop and promote research products and reinforce existing client/sponsor relationships; write technical reports and journal articles and prepare conference presentations; and write proposals to secure external research funding. Qualified candidates must demonstrate the ability to work independently with broadly defined work objectives and limited review of work products. Requirements include: a Master's degree or an equivalent combination of education and/or experience in urban planning, public policy, transportation planning, economics, engineering, public health, or closely related field, plus at least three years relevant experience; demonstrated knowledge and understanding of planning principles and practices and/or public policy development, quantitative and qualitative research methods and analysis, and article/report preparation and submission; ability to work in a collaborative team environment and provide information and technical assistance to practitioners and policy makers at the federal, state, and local levels; and excellent communications skills and computer literacy. Subject matter expertise in pedestrian and bicycle planning, public transit planning, and/or land use planning is strongly desired. A Ph.D. in transportation planning or engineering, public policy, economics, geography, sociology, psychology, or other closely related social science field is also desirable. Salary will be competitive, and commensurate with experience. Benefits include participation in a defined contribution program providing pension benefits, life insurance and long-term disability insurance. Interested candidates should apply via the internet through the Rutgers University office of human resources at the following link: http://uhr.rutgers.edu/jobs/JobDetail.aspx?pst_num=10-001108. Research Project Coordinator (2 positions available) The Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey seeks qualified candidates to fill TWO project coordinator positions. The project coordinators will provide project management and research support to the center's project managers and principal investigators on assigned projects. Responsibilities will include: conducting research and assisting with the analysis of data; assisting with the preparation of project reports, topical newsletters, technical memoranda, and other work products; planning and implementing focus groups, workshops, committee meetings and conferences, including meeting logistics and content development related to events and meetings; and assisting in the oversight of student research assistants and project consultants. Requirements include: Bachelor's degree in city and regional planning or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and/or experience that demonstrates knowledge and understanding of project coordination activities, report preparation and data analysis, writing, and outreach; basic knowledge of the key concepts and terminology used in the field of transportation planning and policy; and good written and oral communication skills and computer literacy. A Master's degree in city and regional planning or closely related field is preferred. Subject matter expertise in bicycle and pedestrian planning, transit planning, evacuation planning, geographic information systems, and/or quantitative/qualitative research methods and design is also desirable. Salary will be competitive, and commensurate with experience. These positions are part of the Alternate Benefit Program (ABP). ABP is a mandatory, state-administered, defined contribution retirement program for regularly appointed faculty, visiting professors and certain administrative staff. It provides pension benefits, life insurance and long-term disability insurance for qualifying enrolled members. The positions are represented by the URA-AFT union. Interested candidates should apply via the internet through the Rutgers University office of human resources at the following link: http://uhr.rutgers.edu/jobs/JobDetail.aspx?pst_num=10-000993. # # # The Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center (VTC) is a national leader in the research and development of innovative transportation policy. Established in 1998, VTC is one of 13 research centers within the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. The center specializes in identifying and exploring linkages between transportation and other public policy areas, such as economic development, land use, political governance, finance and social policy. The center has an operating and research budget of $3.4 million. Research sponsors include: The Federal Transit Administration, Transportation Research Board, NJ Department of Transportation, NJ TRANSIT, NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness, NJ Motor Vehicle Commission, the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, NJ Department of Human Services, New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and Aetna, Inc. Additional information on VTC can be found on the center website: http://www.policy.rutgers.edu/vtc. Catherine T. Lawson, Ph.D. Director, MRP Program Associate Professor University at Albany Geography & Planning AS 218 1400 Washington Albany, New York 12222 (518) 442-4775 (518) 442-4742 FAX (518) 209-1155 CELL

14 years, 1 month

Interactive Program for the Annual Meeting Now Operational

by Lawson, Catherine T

ABJ30 Members and Friends, Tom Palmerlee has just released the link below that will allow you to use the Interactive Program for the 2011 Annual Meeting - To http://pressamp.trb.org/conferenceinteractiveprogram/default.aspx ENJOY!!!! Regards, Kate Catherine T. Lawson, Ph.D. Director, MRP Program Associate Professor University at Albany Geography & Planning AS 218 1400 Washington Albany, New York 12222 (518) 442-4775 (518) 442-4742 FAX (518) 209-1155 CELL

14 years, 2 months

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