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Track One: Alternative Transportation |
Track Two: Technical Toolkit |
Track Three: Projects & Implementation |
Track Four: Planning |
Break Out Session
Wednesday – 3:00-5:00 p.m. |
Wake Transit Plan: Rethinking Transit Planning (Richard Adams; Tim Gardiner)
Planning for Rapid Transit in Canada’s “Technology Triangle” (Craig Lametti)
Federal Formula Transit Funding: Who Gets What? (Bret Martin; Meg Scully) |
What Do We Know About Fixing America’s Surface: Transportation Act or “FAST Act”: How it will impact the STIP Program! (Maied Al-Ghandour)
Freight, the FAST Act and State and Regional Planning Efforts in North Carolina (Paula Dowell; Jessica Hill; Craig Gresham; John Kim; Mark E. Kirstner; Fredrick Haith; Joseph G. B. Bryan; Patrick Anater; Bjorn Hansen; Terry Arellano) |
Innovative Integration of Intersection and Interchange Design: Solutions for Urban Areas (Kellie Reep; Sam Williams)
Greensboro Downtown Greenway (Adam Fischer; Dabney Sanders)
Raleigh’s Southern Gateway Study and the Interplay Between Urban Planning and Transportation (Todd B. Delk; Larry R. Zucchino; Don Bryson) |
Community Engagement is Evolving (Genevieve Rubrecht; Lynn Purnell)
Innovative Approach to Public Involvement: Sound of Transit and Highway (Ahmed El-Aassar; Adam Alexander)
On-Line Data Presentation in the Charlotte Region (Bjorn E. Hansen, Dana Stroogenke)
Project & Funding Tracker: Visualize Funding and Projects from Apportionment Through Inception to Delivery (Lindsay R. Smart; Mark Phillipp)
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Session 1:
Thursday 8:30-10:00 a.m. |
Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning |
Data Analysis |
Environment & Economic Development |
Planning for Safety |
| Cross-Sector Partnership Impacts Students and Families Walking and Bicycling (Lori Rhew; Ed R. Johnson; Seth LaJeunesse)
The Capital Area MPO’s Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program (Kenneth W. Withrow; Amy Sackaroff; Kristen Brookshire)
NCDOT Bike-Ped Planning: Lessons Learned, New Directions (John Vine-Hodge; Betsy Kane) |
Big Data: Data Analysis Tools for Decision Support (Majed Al-Ghandour)
Beneficiaries of the Data Explosion: Ridership Projections and Route Analyses (Mark E. Kirstner; John Kim; Kyle Laird)
The Sidewalk Doesn’t End: Using Open Data Standards in Transportation (Walter Jenkins) |
Gray to Green: Implementing Sustainable Transportation (Roberto Canales; Jeralee Anderson; Dan Hoying)
Squaring the Circle: Reader-Friendly Documents in a Lawsuit Prone World (Jeffrey Schlotter)
Assessing Economic Impacts of the Kinston Bypass Project (Nik Carlson; Robert Deaton; Kory Wilmot) |
Traffic Incident Management Assessments for MPO’s (David Graham; Kosok Chae)
Incorporate Transportation Safety in Planning Process (Reza Jafari)
Quantifying Safety Performance in Regional Planning (Elizabeth Wemple) |
Session 2:
Thursday 10:30 am-12:00pm |
Bicycle and Pedestrian Data |
Big data & GIS in Transportation Planning |
Prioritization |
Travel Patterns and Land Use |
| Making People Count! An Introduction to NC’s Non-Motorized Volume Data Program (Kristy Jackson)
Understanding the Spatio-Temporal Patterns of Pedestrian Crashes Along the Urbanization Gradient (Trung Tran, Tram Truong, Tyler Meyer)
City of Raleigh Bike and Pedestrian Crash Data Analysis (Todd Edwards; Brandie Crawford) |
Internet of Thing (IoT) and Big Data in Transportation Planning (Reza Jafari)
Travel Time Performance Measures Using Big Data (Senanu Ashiabor; Lydia McIntyre; Tyler Meyer)
Enterprise GIS in Transportation with Case Studies (Durmus Cesur) |
See SPOT Run – What Happens after the Prioritization Project Submittal Window Closes? (David Wasserman; Sarah Lee; Jim Dunlop; Rob Hanson; Derrick Lewis) |
Impacts of Tourism Considerations in Long-Range Planning (Kent Taylor; Matt Quesenberry; Kerry Morrow; Leta Huntsinger; Pam R. Cook)
Adopting an Integrated Transportation and Land-use Policy Assessment Tool for the Triangle Region (Yanping Zhang; Felix Nwoko) |
Session 3:
Thursday 1:30-3:00 p.m.
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Bicycle and Pedestrian Projects |
Smarter Use of Models |
Project & Funding |
Long Range Planning |
| Preliminary Findings from Evaluating Shared Use Paths in NC (Sarah O’Brien; Matt Hayes)
The New Business 40 (Matthew Burczyk)
Evolution of Greensboro’s Complete Streets (Daniel Amstutz; Chris Spencer) |
Models, Data, Statistics, Uses, and Best Practices (Brian Wert; Amar Pillai; John Burris)
Smarter Cost-Benefit Analysis Using Travel Models (Kyle Ward) |
The State of Construction Costs for LAPP Projects & Strategies for Scoping and Estimating (Iona L. Thomas; Ed Johnson; Marta Matthews)
City of Wilmington 2014 Transportation Bond-Prioritization and Education of a Successful Transportation Bond Initiative (Mike Kozlosky; Suraiva Rashid Motsinger) |
Indirect and Cumulative Effects in Long Range Planning (Alena Cook; Bob Deaton; Cindy Camacho; Taruna Tayal)
Supporting Integrated Planning and Policy Decisions with Indicators and Data from the Transportation and Health Tool (Ann Steedly) |
Session 4:
Thursday 3:30-5:00 p.m. |
Complete Streets |
Travel Demand and Micro Simulation Models |
Public Transportation Projects |
Accessibility, Mobility, and Performance |
| Complete Streets and Related NCDOT Policies on Accommodating Pedestrians and Bicyclists (Kendra Bridges; John Williams)
Greensboro’s 2015 BiPed Plan Update (Daniel Amstutz; Tram Truong)
Advocating for Bikeways, Sidewalks, Greenways, and Transit – Where do we go from here? (Iona Thomas; Lisa Reigel; Jason Jordan) |
Travel Demand Models and Micro Simulation models (Brian Wert)
Using Passive Data to Build an Agile Tour-Based Model: A Case Study in Asheville (Greg Macfarlane; Josie Kressner)
When Models Aren’t Enough: Developing Ways to Answer Questions our Models Can’t (Tim Padgett) |
Planning for Regional Express Rail in Greater Toronto – Craig Lametti
Hatteras-Ocracoke Passenger Ferry: A New Paradigm – Will Letchworth
NCDOT Locomotive Emissions Improvement Via Selective Catalytic Reduction – Lynn Harris |
Multimodal Accessibility: Concepts, Applications, and Best Practices (Alex Bell; Jeremy Goldstein)
Mobility Planning: From Vision to Implementation (Allison Fluitt; Stephen Stansbery)
Performance-Based Planning Framework: Balancing Community and Regional Needs (Tracy Selin) |
