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How ABJ30 (TRB Urban Data) relates to the TRB Critical Issues and other items

by Emily Parkany

Hi ABJ30 Members and Friends, First I want to apologize if you have received this message twice but I wanted to include the people that attended the mid-year meeting and I am not sure are on the ABJ30 list serve. To get on the list serve (and manage your membership), follow the directions at: http://www.trburbandata.org/Home/friendslist Second, thank you to everyone who attended the mid-year meeting in person or through the web meeting. We had over 30 attendees! I will be uploading the minutes shortly, but the agenda and several attachments can be found at: http://www.trburbandata.org/Home/2010-mid-year-meeting Third, our biggest priority task right now is to prepare a brief report about how our committee's activities are related to TRB's critical issues. WE WANT YOUR INPUT. For example, your quick thoughts on how data is part of any of these issues will be ultra-helpful. Your quick thoughts on how our committee's activities and committee members' activities relate is ultra-helpful. Please send any and all ideas by noon on July 8 so that we can compile these as input to the Section report. (Please reply to the email NOW.) This may feel like a square peg in a round hole activity, but it may be that all transportation research funding goes to these identified issues and not anything else (like livability or data), so your input at this stage is important. Please help. The nine TRB critical issues are: Congestion Energy Infrastructure Finance Equity Emergencies Safety Institutions Human Capital The updated TRB Critical Issues report is found at: http://onlinepubs.trb.org/Onlinepubs/general/CriticalIssues09.pdf Please respond with your ideas to the list serve or me ( emily.parkany(a)gmail.com) or Kate Lawson (lawsonc(a)albany.edu ). Thank you, Emily

15 years, 10 months

TRB's Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee (ABJ30): 2010 Mid-Year Meeting

by Emily Parkany

Good Morning! Here is the Mid-Year Meeting subpage of our committee's web page with login info, agenda, and lots of attachments for the meeting this morning. See you at 7am PT/10am ET either in person or through GoToMeeting. http://sites.google.com/site/trbabj30/Home/2010-mid-year-meeting Emily Parkany

15 years, 11 months

Information for joining Committee Meeting "remotely" on website

by Catherine T Lawson

ABJ30 Committee Members and Friends, Information for joining us remotely is now available on the ABJ30 website (http://www.trburbandata.org/) -- ABJ30 Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee Seattle Sheraton Hotel June 22,2010 Tuesday, 7:00am-8:15am (PDT) I. Introductions, Chair Report, TRB Report II. Subcommittee Reports: ABJ30(1) Subcommittee on Census Data & AFD30(1) Archived Data User Services Subcommittee III. Research Statements/NCHRP a. Status of former statement and an idea for carrying the ideas further (Elaine Murakami) * Suggested new title: "Promoting Transportation Data Efficiency to Improve Transportation, Environmental and Energy Planning" * Additional volunteers to help? b. Other research statement ideas of the committee? c. Cooperative Research Program for Metropolitan Issues-what do we need to do to move this forward? VI. Discussions/Preparation for Next Annual Meeting and State of the Committee * Travel Time, Speed and Reliability - emerging topic area * Preparation for paper reviews for 2011 Annual TRB Meeting * How can we work with the new Data Section/TRB Task Force, Data for Decisions and Performance Measures and Travel Survey Methods Subcommittee: New Technologies? * What data will be needed to address sustainability, livability, job impacts, performance measures, etc.? 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

15 years, 11 months

TRB Urban Data Committee Meeting, TUES, June 22 at NATMEC, 7amPT/10amET, will you attend in person or by GoToMeeting?

by Emily Parkany

Hi! I'm trying to send out the following reminders about the TRB ABJ30 Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee Mid-Year Meeting. This year the meeting will be during NATMEC in Seattle at 7am Pacific/10am Eastern on Tuesday, June 22. 1) *Please reply* to me, emily.parkany(a)gmail.com and tell me whether you will attend in person or via GoToMeeting (a web meeting system). The GoToMeeting login instructions will follow, but we're trying to get a feel for the number of attendees. I will try to ask individual committee members how they will attend the meeting--it would be great if you could respond to me before I send out an individualized invitation. Everyone is invited to the meeting (in person or via GoToMeeting). 2) Please send links to additional websites or information like the bottom of the draft agenda that follows. 3) Please send further comments to me by Thursday, June 17, related to the *Preparation for Next Annual Meeting and State of the Committee *discussion that we started in May. See Section VI of the agenda below. Thank you, Emily The draft agenda for our meeting follows here: *DRAFT Agenda* *ABJ30 Urban Transportation Data and * *Information Systems Committee* Seattle Sheraton Hotel June 22,2010 Tuesday, 7:00am-8:15am (PDT) *GoToMeeting instructions for the meeting will follow* I.* **Introductions * II. *Chair Report* - Announcements – Kate Lawson III. *TRB Report* – Tom Palmerlee *(flexible, if necessary) * IV. *Subcommittee Reports* a. ABJ30(1) Subcommittee on Census Data--Clara Reschovsky (MWCOG) & Kristian Rohanna (SANDAG) b. AFD30(1) Archived Data User Service Subcommittee--Shawn Turner (TTI) V. *Research Statements/NCHRP* a. Status of former statement and an idea for carrying the ideas further (Elaine Murakami) · Suggested new title: “Promoting Transportation Data Efficiencyto Improve Transportation, Environmental and Energy Planning” · Additional volunteers to help Elaine in rewriting this? b. Other research statement ideas of the committee? c. Cooperative Research Program for Metropolitan Issues—what do we need to do to move this forward? VI. *Discussions/Preparation for Next Annual Meeting and State of the Committee* [Please send your ideas on these issues to emily.parkany(a)gmail.com by June 17. We will try to summarize your thoughts onto Powerpoint slides to help spark the discussion. With this people can participate before the meeting, at the meeting, and on the phone. (The ideas exchanged on May 13 will be included.)] a. Is this committee the right “home” for Travel Time, Speed and Reliability? · Prepare for paper reviews? · How can we work with the new Data Section/TRB Task Force, *Data for Decisions and Performance Measures*? · How can we work with the results of the SHRP 2 Reliability projects? b. New requirements for urban data collection and measurement · Interest of the committee? · We need data for addressing sustainability, livability, job impacts, performance measures, etc. · Related to new TRB task force: *Data for Decisions and Performance Measures* and *Travel Survey Methods Subcommittee: New Technologies* c. Do we have the right skills? What skills do we need new hires to have? Can a TRB workshop or other training address this? d. What are the right subcommittees for this committee? Should we be co-sponsoring subcommittees? VII. *New Business* a. TRB Critical Issues and Cross-cutting Issues c. Other Business *Related Links* [Please send additional related links to emily.parkany(a)gmail.com to be included in the final agenda and minutes.] ABJ30 Committee website: www.trburbandata.org Related committee websites: www.travelsurveymethods.org New Technologies Subcommittee: http://www.travelsurveymethods.org/Tech.asp TRB 2011 Calls for Papers: http://tinyurl.com/TRB2011CallforPapers* *(Including Cybermining Telecommunications and Social Networking Tools to Infer Travel and Activity Choices (ABJ40))**

15 years, 11 months

Re: [ABJ30-Friends] TRB Urban Data Committee Meeting, TUES, June 22 at NATMEC, 7amPT/10amET, will you attend in person or by GoToMeeting?

by oxsys＠optusnet.com.au

items of relevance (i was on IUrban data for many many committee refresh cycles, but have had no involvement requested for many years) 1) Im actually flying home to australia from a SHRP2 Expert Review meeting on reliability on 21 june, and so am in an excellent position to comment on links to SHRP2 2 as the initial chair of the metadata subcommittee, I think the links now to the underpinnings of urban dat have weakened a lot- just as data observatories etc are growing (at lats!) 3 im working on governance issues in urban data (wider than just transport) this area is growing in importance around the world (im in europe working on a second stage project proposal for a network t link the different countries with interests right now, but there i no TRB connection at this point) I could of course expand on any of these if they were of any interest to the current committee directions have a good meeting.. as im in th e air for about a day inclduing all 22 june, so I cannot join on gotomeeting this time Marcus Wigan ============================================================================== Dr Marcus Wigan, Personal website http://go.to/mwigan Personal email m.wigan(a)hertford.oxon.org Principal Oxford Systematics, Box 126 Heidelberg 3084 Australia Senior Consultant Demis BV, delft, The Netherlands University of Melbourne - Professorial Fellow, Civil and Environmental Engineering, - Partner, GAMUT, Faculty of Architecture and Planning, University of Melbourne Emeritus Professor of Computing and of Transport Systems, Napier University Edinburgh Scotland Visiting Professor, CTS, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London ============================================================================== > Emily Parkany <emily.parkany(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi! > > I'm trying to send out the following reminders about the TRB ABJ30 Urban > Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee Mid-Year Meeting. > This year the meeting will be during NATMEC in Seattle at 7am > Pacific/10am > Eastern on Tuesday, June 22. > 1) *Please reply* to me, emily.parkany(a)gmail.com and tell me whether > you > will attend in person or via GoToMeeting (a web meeting system). The > GoToMeeting login instructions will follow, but we're trying to get a > feel > for the number of attendees. I will try to ask individual committee > members > how they will attend the meeting--it would be great if you could respond > to > me before I send out an individualized invitation. Everyone is invited > to > the meeting (in person or via GoToMeeting). > 2) Please send links to additional websites or information like the > bottom > of the draft agenda that follows. > 3) Please send further comments to me by Thursday, June 17, related to > the > *Preparation for Next Annual Meeting and State of the Committee > *discussion > that we started in May. See Section VI of the agenda below. > > Thank you, > Emily > > The draft agenda for our meeting follows here: > > > > *DRAFT Agenda* > > *ABJ30 Urban Transportation Data and * > > *Information Systems Committee* > > Seattle Sheraton Hotel > > June 22,2010 > > Tuesday, 7:00am-8:15am (PDT) > > > > *GoToMeeting instructions for the meeting will follow* > > > > > > I.* **Introductions * > > > > II. *Chair Report* - Announcements Kate Lawson > > > > III. *TRB Report* Tom Palmerlee *(flexible, if necessary) > * > > > > IV. *Subcommittee Reports* > > a. ABJ30(1) Subcommittee on Census Data--Clara Reschovsky (MWCOG) > & Kristian > Rohanna (SANDAG) > > b. AFD30(1) Archived Data User Service Subcommittee--Shawn Turner > (TTI) > > > > V. *Research Statements/NCHRP* > > a. Status of former statement and an idea for carrying the ideas > further (Elaine Murakami) > > · Suggested new title: Promoting Transportation Data > Efficiencyto > Improve Transportation, Environmental and Energy Planning > > · Additional volunteers to help Elaine in rewriting this? > > b. Other research statement ideas of the committee? > > c. Cooperative Research Program for Metropolitan Issueswhat do we > need to do to move this forward? > > > > VI. *Discussions/Preparation for Next Annual Meeting and State > of > the Committee* > > [Please send your ideas on these issues to > emily.parkany(a)gmail.com by June 17. We will try to summarize your > thoughts > onto Powerpoint slides to help spark the discussion. With this people > can > participate before the meeting, at the meeting, and on the phone. (The > ideas exchanged on May 13 will be included.)] > > a. Is this committee the right home for Travel Time, Speed and > Reliability? > > · Prepare for paper reviews? > > · How can we work with the new Data Section/TRB Task Force, > *Data > for Decisions and Performance Measures*? > > · How can we work with the results of the SHRP 2 Reliability > projects? > > b. New requirements for urban data collection and measurement > > · Interest of the committee? > > · We need data for addressing sustainability, livability, job > impacts, performance measures, etc. > > · Related to new TRB task force: *Data for Decisions and > Performance Measures* and *Travel Survey Methods Subcommittee: New > Technologies* > > c. Do we have the right skills? What skills do we need new hires > to > have? Can a TRB workshop or other training address this? > > d. What are the right subcommittees for this committee? Should we > be > co-sponsoring subcommittees? > > > > VII. *New Business* > > a. TRB Critical Issues and Cross-cutting Issues > > c. Other Business > > > > > > *Related Links* > > [Please send additional related links to emily.parkany(a)gmail.com to be > included in the final agenda and minutes.] > > ABJ30 Committee website: www.trburbandata.org > > Related committee websites: www.travelsurveymethods.org > > New Technologies Subcommittee: > http://www.travelsurveymethods.org/Tech.asp > > TRB 2011 Calls for Papers: http://tinyurl.com/TRB2011CallforPapers* > *(Including > Cybermining Telecommunications and Social Networking Tools to Infer > Travel > and Activity Choices (ABJ40))**

15 years, 11 months

Anita Vandervalk is out of the office.

by Anita Vandervalk

I will be out of the office starting 06/01/2010 and will not return until 06/08/2010. If you need immediate attention, Please call Karol or Lisa at 850-219-6388. Thanks!

15 years, 11 months

Exciting Workshops Planned for 2011 Annual Meeting -

by Catherine T Lawson

WORKSHOPS underway for 2011 Annual Meeting!! Special thanks to all our Committee Members and Friends who worked on a number of these exciting workshop opportunities. It is not too late to contribute your expertise (contact individuals presiding or sponsoring Committees) - and not too early to make plans to attend these workshops on Sunday, January 23rd, 2011 - hope to see you there!! TPW11-001 How to Implement a Transportation Asset Management (TAM) Program in Your Organization ABC40 Sun 1/23/2011 9:00am-12:00pm TPW11-003 Using ACS Data for Transportation Planning ABJ30 Sun 1/23/2011 9:00am-12:00pm TPW11-004 Use of Artificial Intelligence Techniques for Emergency Preparedness ABJ70, ABE40 Sun 1/23/2011 9:00am-12:00pm TPW11-005 Sensing Technologies for Transportation Applications ABJ50, ABJ60 Sun 1/23/2011 1:30pm- 4:30pm TPW11-006 Use of Private Sector and Blended Private/Public Sector Speed Data by Public Agencies for Planning and Operations ABJ35 Sun 1/23/2011 1:30pm- 4:30pm TPW11-007 LiDAR Technologies for Transportation Applications ABJ60, ABJ50, AFB80 Sun 1/23/2011 9:00am-12:00pm TPW11-008 An interactive Workshop Discussing Mobile Mapping Systems Technology and How Future DOT Requirements Should Influence Industry Using Information Technology to Support Better Construction Management VII Sponsored by Construction Management Committee; Information Systems and Technology Committee; and Information Systems in Construction Management Joint Subcommittee This workshop, the seventh in a series, examines emerging technologies and tools for improving data collection, communications, and management as well as automation of information management and knowledge discovery that will improve the way that construction projects are managed. The participants will examine technologies that are in various phases of development for use on construction job sites. Workshop participants will generate a list of research topics for future workshops and research activities. Emerging Sensor Technology for Utility Construction Sponsored by Application of Emerging Technologies to Design and Construction Committee; Utilities Committee; Geospatial Data Acquisition Technologies in Design and Construction Committee; Soils and Rock Instrumentation Committee; and Exploration and Classification of Earth Materials Committee Sunday, January 23, 2011, 9:00 a.m.-noon, How to Implement a Transportation Asset Management (TAM) Program in Your Organization Jeff Price, Virginia Department of Transportation, presiding Sponsored by Transportation Asset Management Committee This workshop is designed for transportation executives, professionals, and practitioners to address the why's and how's of planning and implementing a successful transportation asset management program. The workshop will include: 1. A forum for exchanging information amongst experts on planning and implementing TAM programs; 2. Examples of TAM plans and implementation methods used at various agencies and organizations; and 3. Best practices for program development and implementation. AICP Certification Maintenance: AICP CM Session Sunday, January 23, 2011, 9:00 a.m.-noon, Using ACS Data for Transportation Planning Kristen Rohanna, San Diego Association of Governments, presiding Sponsored by Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee This workshop will discuss using American Community Survey data for transportation planning. Information about using ACS Public Use Microdata Sample data, including analyzing data about special populations, like those with a disability, will be given. Additionally, the workshop will provide information about the upcoming ACS Census for Transportation Planning Product. Sunday, January 23, 2011, 9:00 a.m.-noon, Use of Artificial Intelligence Techniques for Emergency Preparedness Henk J. van Zuylen, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; Mashrur A. Chowdhury, Clemson University, presiding Sponsored by Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Computing Applications Committee and Critical Transportation Infrastructure Protection Committee Emergency could develop due to natural causes, such as a hurricane or earthquake, big traffic incidents or even terrorist attacks. Risks to public safety can be minimized through a thorough and effective emergency preparedness. This workshop is targeted towards researchers and practitioners involved in emergency preparedness and management. It will provide useful information on different computing-inspired tools, such as gaming, multiobjective optimization and fault-tree analysis. Sunday, January 23, 2011, 9:00 a.m.-noon, LiDAR Technologies for Transportation Applications Zhong-Ren Peng, University of Florida, presiding Sponsored by Geographic Information Science and Applications Committee; Information Systems and Technology Committee; and Geospatial Data Acquisition Technologies in Design and Construction Committee Accurate 3-D data are essential for many transportation projects, particularly to transportation engineering, design, constructions, and climate change impact analysis like sea level rise and flooding. LiDAR technologies provide a new approach to acquire accurate and real time 3-D geospatial data. This workshop provides the state of the art of cutting-edge LiDAR technologies and applications in transportation planning, engineering, design and constructions. Sunday, January 23, 2011, 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m., Nondestructive Evaluation for Bridge Maintenance Frank Jalinoos, Federal Highway Administration, presiding Sponsored by Bridge Management Committee; Structures Maintenance Committee; Field Testing and Nondestructive Evaluation (NDE) of Transportation Structures Committee; and Transportation Asset Management Committee This workshop is designed for both practitioners and researchers to address the use of NDE technology as a tool for bridge maintenance and asset management. The use of periodic NDE surveys will be discussed as a means of characterizing deterioration of structural elements over time as well as identifying areas for repair. Therefore, the workshop addresses the use of periodic NDE as a strategy for bridge preservation, as opposed to the standard practice of using NDE for the safety inspection. Sunday, January 23, 2011, 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m., Sensing Technologies for Transportation Applications Colin Brooks, Michigan Tech Research Institute, presiding Sponsored by Information Systems and Technology Committee and Geographic Information Science and Applications Committee This workshop continues a series of workshops on practical uses of sensing technologies for transportation planning, management, and operation. Technologies to be covered include remote sensing and in-situ sensors (e.g. strain gauges in a bridge or embedded sensors in a roadway) The workshop brings together researchers to share the results of their efforts with a broader community and discuss future research needs. Case studies will demonstrate the broader application of these emerging tools. Sunday, January 23, 2011, 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m., Use of Private Sector and Blended Private/Public Sector Speed Data by Public Agencies for Planning and Operations Steve Taylor, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., United Kingdom, presiding Sponsored by Highway Traffic Monitoring Committee 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. Sunday, January 23, 2011, 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m., An interactive Workshop Discussing Mobile Mapping Systems Technology and How Future DOT Requirements Should Influence Industry Lewis N. Graham, GeoCue, presiding Sponsored by Geospatial Data Acquisition Technologies in Design and Construction Committee This workshop is designed to provide participants the latest advancements in mobile mapping systems (MMS). Leaders of the industry will discuss MMS technology and how future DOT requirements should influence industry. This workshop will provide best practices for DOT agencies, input to industry for future MMS, overview of Mobile Mapping Systems (MMS) technology, mobile mapping in design-build, achievable accuracy of an MMS using best practices, and data matching from different MMS campaigns. 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

15 years, 11 months

Workshop Co-sponsored with Travel Survey Methods (ABJ40)

by Catherine T Lawson

ABJ30 Members and Friends, I am very pleased to announce that our Committee will be co-sponsor the following Workshop at the Annual Meeting, Travel Survey Methods (ABJ40) is the Primary Committee for this Workshop - Current and Emerging Practices in Collecting and Estimating External Travel This workshop will address the importance of external travel in urban areas, current practices in external data collection, synthetic models for estimating external travel, analysis and use of external data, and emerging data collection technologies. It will include issues and lessons learned in roadside intercept and license surveys; external data for regional and state-wide models; external freight traffic; and video, cellular, GPS, other potential means of collecting external data. We will be looking for your participation and pre-workshop help - let me know if you are interested in helping Gus Rousseau (new Chair of ABJ40) (GRousseau(a)atlantaregional.com<mailto:GRousseau@atlantaregional.com>) with this exciting topic! 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

16 years

ABJ30 Mid-year meeting agenda: requesting discussion input and related web links

by Emily Parkany

Hi! After our lively discussion on Thursday, Kate and I put together the attached agenda for the mid-year meeting. The meeting will be on Tuesday, June 22 from 7am-8:15 Pacific time. Dial-in information will be provided for committee participants not able to attend NATMEC. Please review the attached that has also been posted on the commitee website: www.trburbandata.org . I have included the discussion items and web-links in the body of this email. PLEASE SEND any additional thoughts about the discussion items to me before the meeting (reply all or emily.parkany(a)gmail.com ) so that I can prepare a few Powerpoint slides to spark the discussion. Similarly, please send related web links/sites to me to include in the final agenda and minutes. Thank you! Emily ** *Discussions/Preparation for Next Annual Meeting and State of the Committee* a. Is this committee the right “home” for Travel Time, Speed and Reliability? · Prepare for paper reviews? · How can we work with the new Data Section/TRB Task Force, *Data for Decisions and Performance Measures*? · How can we work with the results of the SHRP 2 Reliability projects? b. New requirements for urban data collection and measurement · Interest of the committee? · We need data for addressing sustainability, livability, job impacts, performance measures, etc. · Related to new TRB task force: *Data for Decisions and Performance Measures* and *Travel Survey Methods Subcommittee: New Technologies* c. Do we have the right skills? What skills do we need new hires to have? Can a TRB workshop or other training address this? d. What are the right subcommittees for this committee? Should we be co-sponsoring subcommittees? *Related Links* ABJ30 Committee website: www.trburbandata.org Related committee websites: www.travelsurveymethods.org New Technologies Subcommittee: http://www.travelsurveymethods.org/Tech.asp TRB 2011 Calls for Papers: http://tinyurl.com/TRB2011CallforPapers* *(Including Cybermining Telecommunications and Social Networking Tools to Infer Travel and Activity Choices (ABJ40))**

16 years

Discussion Items for the Mid-Year Agenda (ABJ30: TRB Urban Data Committee)

by Emily Parkany

Hi! Kate Lawson and I were emailing about the agenda for the Mid-Year Meeting at NATMEC in June in Seattle and I was thinking that it may make sense to have discussions among the participants (in-person and on the phone). I came up with the following discussion topics. Please feel free to edit these (responding to the listserve or me: emily.parkany(a)gmail.com ) and add your own suggestions. 1) Do we need new sources of data? Have people been following the status quo or is the practice moving towards using archived ITS data for planning, GPS surveys, location-based data, etc. 2) Do we have the right skills? What skills do we need new hires to have? Can a TRB workshop or other training address this? 3) Do we have the right subcommittees? What is the impact of census data and archived data among the participants? Should the commitee be considering other subcommittees (for example: travel time, speed, and reliability---and the SHRP 2 Reliability efforts)? 4) Is the urban data committee the right "home" for Travel Time, Speed, and Reliability? [I lean towards yes.] Is there much coordination between these researchers (for example, folks on SHRP 2 Reliability projects) and the committee? Do these topics interest you? Kate suggests that they fit under a "Preparing for the Annual Meeting/State of the Committee" Discussion theme. The mid-year meeting is not very long but this may be our chance to raise some of these issues. When we put an agenda together, I will ask you to think about these topics and I'll solicit opinions that we can put into a Powerpoint presentation to start the discussion. This way, I hope that people can participate before the meeting, in the room, and on the phone. I look forward to hearing from you. Emily Emily Parkany Secretary, ABJ30 Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems

16 years

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