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by Fontaine, Michael

*You are receiving this e-mail because you are currently listed as a member or friend of the TRB Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee (AED20). If you would like to be removed from future mailings, please login into MyTRB.org and change your friend affiliation.* Hello everyone, Hopefully everyone has received the e-mail shown below from TRB asking for input on the Annual Meeting in light of the COVID outbreak. I highly encourage everyone to respond to TRB to assist in their planning, if you have not already done so. I hope to see many of you virtually at our mid-year meeting on Friday, June 26. Mike Michael D. Fontaine, P.E., Ph.D. Associate Director Virginia Transportation Research Council Chair, TRB Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee (AED20) E-mail: Michael.Fontaine(a)VDOT.Virginia.Gov > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > From: NASEM TRB Meetings <TRBMeetings(a)nas.edu> > Date: Thu, Jun 18, 2020 at 3:51 PM > Subject: TRB Annual Meeting > > > > [image: 2021AMHeader] > > As noted in the May 26, 2020 TRB e-Newsletter > <http://www.trb.org/Main/Newsletter-200526.aspx>, TRB is committed to > holding its 100th Annual Meeting in January 2021. > > We are closely monitoring the evolving situation related to the > coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak and its potential impacts on the > meeting. We are evaluating how to hold the meeting in a way that continues > the important convening value and ensures the health and safety of everyone > involved in the event, including whether some or all of the meeting is held > virtually. A decision on how to proceed will be made and announced in the > early summer. > > *To help TRB with the planning of this significant annual event, please > answer a brief survey <https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TRB100AM> by June 30, > 2020. * > > Sincerely, > Transportation Research Board > > > *To unsubscribe from future Annual Meeting Announcements, please Opt-Out > <http://www.cvent.com/d/kkJVYZFt9EWS38f9EAdMjg/v7qk/E3/8D/59a4d850-58e3-4a9f…>. > This email was sent to you from the Transportation Research Board, a > program unit of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and > Medicine, 500 Fifth Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001. For general > inquiries, please contact TRBmeetings(a)nas.edu.* > > >

4 years, 6 months

TRB Urban Data Committee Mid-Year Meeting on June 26, 1:30-3:00 Eastern

by Fontaine, Michael

Hello everyone, I hope everyone is staying healthy and surviving the pandemic. The mid-year meeting of the TRB Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee is scheduled for June 26 between 1:30-3:00 PM Eastern time. I have attached a copy of the draft agenda, which includes the login information for the Zoom call. Copies of the meeting minutes from the Annual Meeting and the Committee Action Plan are also attached. I hope everyone will be able to join us next Friday. Please reach out to me if you have any questions. Mike Michael D. Fontaine, P.E., Ph.D. Associate Director Safety, Operations, and Traffic Engineering Virginia Transportation Research Council 530 Edgemont Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22903 Ph: 434-293-1980 (Mon), 434-882-3201 (Tues-Fri) E-mail: Michael.Fontaine(a)VDOT.Virginia.Gov

4 years, 6 months

TRB Urban Transportation Data committee (AED20 - formerly ABJ30) updates

by Fontaine, Michael

Hello everyone, I hope everyone is doing well and staying healthy. I had a couple of quick updates for the committee and friends: - AED20 will be holding an online mid-year meeting on June 26 from 1:30-3:00 Eastern. Please hold that time. I will be sending out updated login information and an agenda as we approach that date. If you have a potential new agenda item for discussion, please let me know. - TRB is soliciting ideas for webinar proposals - please see the e-mail below. There is a due date of July 15, 2020. Please let me know ASAP if you have any ideas for a webinar that you would like AED20 to submit to TRB. Thanks and take care! Mike Michael D. Fontaine, P.E., Ph.D. Associate Director Safety, Operations, and Traffic Engineering Virginia Transportation Research Council 530 Edgemont Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22903 Ph: 434-293-1980 (Mon), 434-882-3201 (Tues-Fri) E-mail: Michael.Fontaine(a)VDOT.Virginia.Gov ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Ferrell, Elaine <EFerrell(a)nas.edu> Date: Mon, May 11, 2020 at 8:07 AM Subject: Webinar proposal deadline is July 15 To: Michael.Fontaine(a)VDOT.Virginia.Gov <Michael.Fontaine(a)vdot.virginia.gov> Submit webinar proposals by July 15, 2020. <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScIggFi-WXgNxlu0ajZYWPNVt9cUw2CQZq…> Do you have an interesting idea for a webinar? Webinar proposals are open to anyone, but are due by midnight (Eastern time) on *Wednesday, July 15, 2020. *Please submit any webinars <https://webinar.mytrb.org/Webinars/SuggestAWebinar> sponsored by TRB Standing Committees by this date. The deadline applies to webinars that TRB will host between September-December 2020. Proposals received after July 15, 2020 may be considered for webinars between January-March 2021. Webinars that were previously submitted and declined may be submitted again with TRB’s suggested changes. While webinar suggestions do need approval from Standing Committee chairs or co-chairs, anyone may submit webinar proposals, so please spread the word. TRB will review forms and respond to proposers in August 2020 regarding scheduling the webinar, or will provide reasons why the proposal was not selected. Next, TRB will contact the listed panelists, coordinate schedules, and select dates for practice and live webinars. TRB will do its best to honor requested timeframes. *We ask that webinar proposers do not schedule any specific date with their panelists before hearing from TRB staff.* *Tips for successful webinar suggestions from Standing Committees:* Proposals that meet the following criteria have been selected and well received by webinar attendees: 1. *Focus on practical messages.* On average, 60 percent of attendees are employed at state departments of transportation. Therefore, webinar proposals should target methods, techniques, and practices for on-the-job applications. 2. *Complete the full webinar form without placeholders*. Do not use “to be determined” or placeholders for any information in the form. TRB will consider only *completed* webinar suggestion forms. Plan to spend at least 45 minutes on the proposal form. 3. *Receive approval of the proposal by Committee Chair. *If the webinar proposal is organized by a TRB Standing Committee, then the chair must approve the proposal. 4. *Avoid proprietary information. *Most TRB webinars provide credits for continuing education. If a proposal appears to be commercial in nature, it will not be eligible for education credits, and thus TRB is unlikely to accept it. 5. *Convert a successful live presentation into a webinar format. *Some successful webinars have repackaged presentations from meetings, conferences, or sessions. However, if you choose to repackage a previous conference session as a webinar, it’s best to highlight one successful session from a conference rather than providing a broad overview of the entire conference. Attendees value specific, actionable information. A committee or individual's past track record of organizing well-received webinars will also be considered. Committees who have not proposed webinars, particularly in the freight, rail, aviation, transit, marine, or pedestrian/bicycle topic areas, as well as those that focus on underserved populations, including those in rural and tribal areas, are encouraged to apply. To suggest more than one webinar, the Bulk Webinar Suggestion form may be submitted. Contact Elaine Ferrell at EFerrell(a)nas.edu to receive the Bulk Webinar Suggestion form. Current TRB Standing Committee Chairs and all employees of state DOTs can register for webinars at no cost. For questions, please contact Elaine Ferrell.

4 years, 7 months

FW: TRB Centennial - Tell Us Our Story - Please Publicize and Participate

by sgbricka＠gmail.com

Good morning and apologies for cross-postings: Please see below for a request from TRB. I hope this finds each of you and your families safe and healthy- Stacey From: Houston, Russell <RHouston(a)nas.edu> Sent: Monday, March 30, 2020 6:24 AM To: sgbricka(a)gmail.com Subject: TRB Centennial - Tell Us Our Story - Please Publicize and Participate Dear Stacey, I am writing to you today as Chair of ABJ30 with a request that you forward this email to all members and friends of your committee, and that you encourage them to participate in the activity described below. TRB would like to get as many responses as possible to the following three questions, which are part of TRB's April, May, and June "Tell Us 'Our' Story" Centennial Challenge. * What drew you to transportation community, and what keeps you here? <https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/5155245/Tell-Us-Our-Story-April-2020-What-dr ew-you-to-the-transportation-community-and-what-keeps-you-here> * What impact do you hope to have on the world and how is the Transportation Research Board helping you make that impact? <https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/5155256/Tell-Us-Our-Story-May-2020-What-impa ct-do-you-hope-to-have-on-the-world-and-how-is-TRB-helping-you-make-that-imp act> * What is your vision for the Transportation Research Board 100 years from now? <https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/5155259/Tell-Us-Our-Story-June-2020-What-is- your-vision-of-TRB-100-years-from-now> The deadline to respond to any or all of these questions is July 1, 2020. The TRB "Tell Us 'Our' Story" Centennial Challenge is designed to allow as many of TRB's volunteers and friends as possible to participate in the TRB Centennial Celebration through the submission of their stories, which make up the TRB story. In addition to posting responses to these questions on its website and publicizing them via its social media channels, TRB will be producing banners that will display some of the responses to these questions at various 2021 Annual Meeting venues. Responses to these questions will dovetail well with the theme for the 2021 Annual Meeting, which is Launching a New Century of Mobility and Quality of Life. The links above give the option to submit a response in writing (200 words or less) or provide a YouTube link to a short video (60 seconds or less) respondents take with a smart phone. If submitting a written response, respondents are asked to upload a photo of themselves that will be displayed with their quote. More information on the Tell Us "Our" Story Challenge is available on TRB's Centennial Website at https://trbcentennial.nationalacademies.org/tell-us-our-story If folks have question or need more information, they should feel free to contact me at Rhouston(a)nas.edu <mailto:Rhouston@nas.edu> . Thank you Russell Russell Houston Associate Executive Director Transportation Research Board The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 500 Fifth Street, NW | Washington, D.C. 20001 202-334-3252 | RHouston(a)nas.edu <mailto:RHouston@nas.edu> | www.TRB.org <http://www.trb.org/>

4 years, 9 months

abj30-friends mailing list migrated to abj30-friends@mailman.chrispy.net

by Chris Parrinello

All, The abj30-friends(a)chrispy.net mailing list has been migrated to a new email address: abj30-friends(a)mailman.chrispy.net. The archives for this mailing list have also been migrated to a new URL: https://mailman.chrispy.net/hyperkitty/list/abj30-friends@mailman.chrispy.n… Please let me know you have any questions or run into any problems with the new mailing list. Thanks, Chris Parrinello

4 years, 11 months

ABJ30 TRB annual meeting agenda

by sgbricka＠gmail.com

Dear Members and Friends of ABJ30: 2020 is a year of change for the ABJ30 committee. Not only will we have a new committee code with the TRB re-organization (see http://www.trb.org/AboutTRB/TADStrategicAlignment.aspx) and new faces with the upcoming rotation, more importantly, we will have a new chair. I'm very pleased to announce that Mike Fontaine has been confirmed as the incoming chair for our committee. He officially begins in this role as of April 1, 2020 but has been part of the committee leadership team for the past 6 years as both subcommittee chair and more recently Vice Chair. I'm looking forward to the continued growth of the committee under his leadership! The main committee meeting is scheduled for TRB Tuesday, from 8 am to noon in Liberty Salon L (M4), Marriott Marquis. This is an in-person meeting only. A draft agenda is attached and we hope you'll be able to join us. The 2nd page of the agenda includes a list of ABJ30 sponsored activities, so please review that as you're planning your conference schedule. Wishing you each the best in the new year and looking forward to seeing you next week- Stacey Stacey Bricka, PhD Chair, TRB Committee on Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems (ABJ30)

4 years, 11 months

FW: TRB 2020: Hands-on Workshop for VR in Stated Response Research

by sgbricka＠gmail.com

Hi - please see attached for details regarding a workshop planned for the annual Transportation Research Board meeting (Sunday afternoon @ 130 pm). For more details, please contact Zach, cc'd here. Happy Thanksgiving! Stacey -----Original Message----- From: Zachary Patterson <Zachary.Patterson(a)concordia.ca> Sent: Monday, November 25, 2019 8:52 AM To: sgbricka(a)gmail.com Cc: Sobhani, A. (Anae) <a.sobhani(a)uu.nl>; Matthew Beck <matthew.beck(a)sydney.edu.au> Subject: TRB 2020: Hands-on Workshop for VR in Stated Response Research Hi Stacy, Would you mind forwarding along the information for our workshop in January at TRB to ABJ30? My apologies for any cross-postings! Title: Travel Behaviour and Safety Studies from the Psychological / Neurophysiological Perspective: Application of Virtual Reality Date: Sunday, January 12, 2019, 1:30 PM-4:30 PM, Convention Center Thanks very much! Zak -- Zachary Patterson Associate Professor Tier II CRC in Transportation and Land-use Linkages for Regional Sustainability Department of Geography, Planning and Environment Concordia University, Montreal E-mail: zachary.patterson(a)concordia.ca Tel.: (514) 848-2424 x 3492 itinerum.ca http://www.concordia.ca/faculty/zachary-patterson.html

5 years, 1 month

2020 TRB Annual Meeting - Thursday workshop opportunity

by sgbricka＠gmail.com

Dear members and friends of ABJ30: (with apologies for cross-postings) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Attending TRB? If yes, don't rush home - stay till Thursday to join us at the Nudging the Commute: Behavioral Science and Mode Choice <https://gcc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fannualmee ting.mytrb.org%2FWorkshop%2FDetails%2F13320&data=02%7C01%7CTien-Tien.Chan%40 austintexas.gov%7Cfe33fdbe9fa1484a67f508d74eaa3de7%7C5c5e19f6a6ab4b45b1d0be4 608a9a67f%7C0%7C0%7C637064365700035956&sdata=digm4m8RWeBKhNl55pdbp%2B1tNw%2F JaFEdh%2B8FkEzidA4%3D&reserved=0> workshop! WHERE: Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting, Washington, DC WHEN: Thursday, January 16, 2020, 8:00 am - 12:00 noon In this workshop, you'll: * Discuss the importance of behavioral science in understanding mode choice and mode shift * Meet leading researchers in behavioral science as applied to transportation * Learn about innovative recent and in-progress research * Help develop a behavioral research agenda for the transportation industry * Discuss funding, collaboration models, and possible partnerships Featured speakers include Dr. Ashley Whillans <https://gcc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.hbs.e du%2Ffaculty%2FPages%2Fprofile.aspx%3FfacId%3D943704&data=02%7C01%7CTien-Tie n.Chan%40austintexas.gov%7Cfe33fdbe9fa1484a67f508d74eaa3de7%7C5c5e19f6a6ab4b 45b1d0be4608a9a67f%7C0%7C0%7C637064365700045950&sdata=8h5VXeiMxf0mxZelAp8K29 G%2Bhgh2ekQv%2F3%2B8%2BEfOGSs%3D&reserved=0> of Harvard Business School, Joseph Sherlock from the Center for Advanced Hindsight <https://gcc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fadvanced- hindsight.com%2F&data=02%7C01%7CTien-Tien.Chan%40austintexas.gov%7Cfe33fdbe9 fa1484a67f508d74eaa3de7%7C5c5e19f6a6ab4b45b1d0be4608a9a67f%7C0%7C0%7C6370643 65700045950&sdata=HrtVwit0agY5A7BSLZ3vcDrgI4kVA1K0WVR08FimshQ%3D&reserved=0> at Duke University, Doug Palmer of ideas42 <https://gcc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ideas 42.org%2F&data=02%7C01%7CTien-Tien.Chan%40austintexas.gov%7Cfe33fdbe9fa1484a 67f508d74eaa3de7%7C5c5e19f6a6ab4b45b1d0be4608a9a67f%7C0%7C0%7C63706436570005 5939&sdata=P8XoDVaqhsyXZJZGwEiJVwMdBvfF2EmFv%2BrKlOq5eWo%3D&reserved=0> , and Michael Kaemingk from the Behavioural Insights Team <https://gcc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bi.te am%2Fbit-offices%2Fnew-york%2F&data=02%7C01%7CTien-Tien.Chan%40austintexas.g ov%7Cfe33fdbe9fa1484a67f508d74eaa3de7%7C5c5e19f6a6ab4b45b1d0be4608a9a67f%7C0 %7C0%7C637064365700055939&sdata=u8zGvyPPYdyZqIGjaLEWXHjNBBGnk2tdBTvDpbJj2nI% 3D&reserved=0> . This workshop is included in TRB registration. Register early <https://gcc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.trb.or g%2FAnnualMeeting%2FRegistration.aspx&data=02%7C01%7CTien-Tien.Chan%40austin texas.gov%7Cfe33fdbe9fa1484a67f508d74eaa3de7%7C5c5e19f6a6ab4b45b1d0be4608a9a 67f%7C0%7C0%7C637064365700065931&sdata=VdUZlIPslSuBOGALJsg4uNu5FlFVN0cF1dfvG AHsupU%3D&reserved=0> to secure the early bird discounted rate! For more information, contact jessicaroberts(a)altaplanning.com <mailto:jessicaroberts@altaplanning.com> or caleb.winter(a)oregonmetro.gov <mailto:caleb.winter@oregonmetro.gov> . This workshop is sponsored by TRB committees on TDM, Emerging and Innovative Public Transport and Technologies, Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems, Public Transportation Marketing and Fare Policy, and Transportation Issues in Major Cities. ABJ30 representative on the workshop planning committee: Jim Hubbell (cc'd above)

5 years, 2 months

Open ANR Postdoctoral Position at ENTPE-LICIT (Lyon-France)

by Angelo Furno

[Apologies for Cross-Posting] Please, consider sharing this call for postdoc among colleagues, post-docs and last-year PhD students. *** CONTEXT AND MAIN PURPOSE *** Guaranteeing efficient, resilient and sustainable mobility in modern large cities is a very challenging task, due to growing transport demand, climate changes, industrialization and population increase. Distributed and real-time monitoring of large-scale multi-modal transport systems is emerging as a solution to meet such demands, thus providing transport actors with novel decision-making tools for more effectively managing mobility, by reducing costs and guaranteeing higher-quality services. The LICIT laboratory of University of Lyon, ENTPE and IFSTTAR is working with academic (INSA-Lyon, INRIA, LIRIS, CNR-Italy, University of Illinois Chicago, University of Sannio, University of Tartu) and industrial partners (Orange, Lyon Metropole) in the framework of the French ANR project “PROMENADE” (Platform for Resilient Multi-modal Mobility via Multi-layer Networks & Real-time Big-Data Processing). The PROMENADE project aims to improve transport resilience via big real-time data monitoring, complex networks and machine learning solutions by disposing of large-scale and multi-source datasets on human mobility. An open source customisable and extensible platform will be proposed to address the different challenges related to engineering the resilience of large-scale urban transport networks, by integrating tools, algorithms and components to perform heterogeneous data collection (IoT sensors, server APIs, mobile networks, social networks, etc.), big data processing and multi-source data mining. In this context, we are looking for an enthusiastic postdoc with strong background in Distributed Systems Design, IoT and Big Data Processing as well as in Software Engineering, and with an interest and skills in Machine Learning and Data Analysis. *** DESCRIPTION OF THE POSTDOC ACTIVITIES *** • The goal of this postdoc is to contribute to the design and prototyping of the architecture of the PROMENADE platform, as well as to the development of the algorithms and solutions for data-driven mobility and network analysis. • The postdoc will also be involved in supporting the activities of three PhD students, whose thesis topics are related respectively to: • developing a data-driven modelling framework for (real-time) reconstruction and analysis of mobility practices from multi-source data; • complex network engineering of large-scale approaches for real-time computation of resilience metrics; • definition of new resilience indicators for multi-modal transport networks via simulation-driven stress testing and dynamic control strategies for new generation resilient transport networks and systems. • The postdoc could be involved in teaching activities related to Intelligent Transportation Systems, Data mining and machine learning. The platform will be implemented by using multiple technologies suited for big data processing, machine learning and IoT integration (Spark, Scala, Python, Kubernetes, etc.). *** REQUIREMENTS *** • The candidate shall hold a PhD in Computer Science, on a topic related to big data, distributed computing, scalable software engineering, machine learning for big data. • Proven experience on IoT, Big Data Architectures and Technologies (Big Data processing and management) and distributed systems: Hadoop, Spark, Scala, Kubernetes, HBase; • Good scripting and coding skills (bash, java, scala, pyspark, python); • Autonomous and team working capabilities. *** OFFER DETAILS *** • The postdoc will have the opportunity to work in a stimulating research environment including both academic and industrial collaborations, to participate to both computer science and transportation conferences, as well as spending short abroad research periods in the partner institutions. • Duration: 12 months (with possibility of an extension to 18 months) • Net Salary: 2,000 – 2,300 € per month depending on the experience. • Start Date: end of 2019/beginning of 2020. • Hosting team: LICIT laboratory (http://licit.ifsttar.fr), Lyon, France (EU). *** APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS *** Applications in PDF format or informal enquiries by email to angelo.furno(a)ifsttar.fr are welcome. Applications, written in English should include: • Curriculum Vitae (including your contact address, work experience, publications, software repositories) • Cover letter Deadline for applications: 30 October 2019. Screening of applications starts immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Therefore, early applications are encouraged. The starting date is negotiable, but preferably it is fixed on November 1st, 2019. *** REFERENCES *** Some recent papers of the team in line with the scope of the PROMENADE project and the required post-doc profile: • Katsikouli P., Fiore M., Furno A., Stanica R. (2019, June). Characterizing and Removing Oscillations in Mobile Phone Location Data. In 2019 IEEE 20th International Symposium on "A World of Wireless, Mobile and Multimedia Networks" (WoWMoM). • Castiello A., Fucci G., Furno A., Zimeo E. (2018, December). Scalability Analysis of Cluster-based Betweenness Computation in Large Weighted Graphs. In 2018 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data). • Furno A., El Faouzi N.E., Sharma R., Zimeo E. (2018, December). Fast Approximated Betweenness Centrality of Directed and Weighted Graphs. In 2018 International Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications. Springer International Publishing. • Henry E., Bonnetain L., Furno A., El Faouzi N.E., Zimeo E. (2019, June). Spatio-temporal Correlations of Betweenness Centrality and Traffic Metrics. In 6th International Conference on Models and Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems (MT-ITS). • Fekih M., Bellemans T., Smoreda Z., Bonnel P., Furno A., Galland S. (2019, January). Suitability of Cellular Network Signaling Data for Origin-Destination Matrix Construction: A Case Study of Lyon Region (France). In 98th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (TRB). • Bonnetain L., Furno A., Krug J., El Faouzi N.E. (2019, January). Can we map-match individual cellular network signaling trajectories in urban environments? A data-driven study. In Transportation Research Record (TRR). • Gauthier P., Furno A., El Faouzi N.E. (2018, August). Road network resilience: how to identify critical links in presence of day-to-day disruptions?. In Transportation Research Record (TRR). Thanks and best regards, Angelo FURNO ________________________________ Researcher, Université de Lyon (France) LICIT laboratory (IFSTTAR-ENTPE) IXXI - Lyon’s Institute of Complex Systems web: http://people.licit-lyon.eu/furno phone: (+33) 04 78 65 68 70 skype: angelo.furno

5 years, 3 months

FW: TRB Task Force on Knowledge Management Call for Presentations: How Smart Cities Manage Knowledge

by sgbricka＠gmail.com

Apologies for cross-postings . please contact trbkm(a)outlook.com <mailto:trbkm@outlook.com> if any questions. From: Geara, Tony (gearatg) <gearatg(a)mail.uc.edu> Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 3:08 PM To: sgbricka(a)gmail.com Subject: TRB Task Force on Knowledge Management Call for Presentations: How Smart Cities Manage Knowledge Dear Stacey Bricka ABJ30, MacroSys Research and Technology, The TRB Task Force on Knowledge Management is now accepting relevant presentations for our upcoming 2020 TRB meeting. Considering the relevance between your Standing Committee on Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems and our Taskforce on Knowledge Management, we see value in sharing this invitation with your members. Could you kindly help us circulate this "Call for Presentations" amongst your committee membership? Are you involved in a Smart City either as a researcher or practitioner? Or know someone who is? And want to share your research or experiences at TRB 2020? Please read the announcement below and click the links for the relevant inforation! The TRB Task Force on Knowledge Management has issued a <https://trbkm.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/TRB_KMTF_Smart_Cities_Call_for _Presentations_2020.pdf> Call for Presentations for the upcoming TRB Annual Meeting 2020 on how a Smart City manages its knowledge assets in pursuit of mobility excellence. Specifically, we're looking for attempts by smart cities teams to: * identify critical knowledge needs and gaps; * capture, share, and apply unique expert "know how"; * capture, share, and apply lessons learned; * identify and codify "best practices"; * establish communities of practice or peer networks; or create and use collaboration tools or knowledge portals. Due Date: Proposals are due by September 6, 2019 (updated). For Details: Please read the <https://trbkm.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/TRB_KMTF_Smart_Cities_Call_for _Presentations_2020.pdf> Call for Presentations For questions or submissions: Please email trbkm(a)outlook.com <mailto:trbkm@outlook.com> . Please feel free to also follow our news and updates on our - Webpage: <https://trbkm.org/> https://trbkm.org/ Social media accounts: <https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4324141/> LinkedIn <https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4324141/> and <https://mobile.twitter.com/TRB_KM> Twitter <https://mobile.twitter.com/TRB_KM>

5 years, 4 months

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