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Presentations from Bike/Ped Counting Conference
All presentations, along with the agenda, from the Sept. 15 bicycle and pedestrian counting conference held in Portland, Ore., are available for download from the "Shared Documents" section in the "Count data presentations" folder (on the main Data Driven cluster page).
Justin CarinciNo presence information9/27/2011 5:52 PM0Reply Reply
  
2011 Federal Forecasters Conference
You may be interested in an upcoming conference, sponsored by teh Federal Forecasters Consortium - which will be held at teh Bureau of Labor Statistics (washington, DC) on April 21st.  The conference is free - and registration shold be made by March 21st.  The link to the conference is:
In addition, I've loaded the announcement in the documents section.
Peg YoungNo presence information2/11/2011 10:12 AM0Reply Reply
  
Data Standardization to facilitate data exchange among researchers
Is their any need or interest for DOT (Data Cluster Group or other) to lead data standardization efforts for GIS based data, or other data sets to facilitate the efficient exchange of transportation data to encourage collaborative system analysis and planning between modes, MPO's, research centers and regions for a more integrated transportation system.  This will also lead to and promote a more coordinated/comprehensive nation vision for analysis and planning.  It seems like only entities such as DOT, TRB or AASHTO are positioned to coordinate this type of standardation effort and implementation.  The ultimate goal is to collaboratively develop standards for GIS and other transportation data to promote collaboration and exchange for the effective evaluation of system performance and forecasting in an effort to optimize the system using the most safe, efficient and effective transportation resources available.  Any thoughts or comments?
Todd RipleyNo presence information2/8/2011 2:00 PM0Reply Reply
  
What are you researching?
MJ FioccoNo presence information7/29/2010 2:04 PM0Reply Reply
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