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The Conduct of Research Committee sponsored several sessions at the 2008 Annual Meeting. Links are to session PowerPoint files or presentation materials. The sessions were:
Session 284
Innovative Research Partnerships: Charting New Territory, Part 1 (Part 2,
Session 314; Part 3, Session 369)
Monday, January 14, 2008, 10:15 AM - 12:00 PM, Hilton Lincoln East
O.A. Elrahman, New York State Department of Transportation, presiding
Sponsored by: International Activities Committee (A0010) and Conduct of
Research Committee (ABG10)
The
European Commission's 7th Framework Program (P08-0435)
Luisa Prista, European Commission,
ERA-NET
Transport (P08-0453)
Sieds Halbesma, ERANET Transport
Anne Charreyron-Perchet, French Ministry of Ecology, Development and
Sustainable Planning
Cal-France
Research Collaboration (P08-0438)
Régine Brehier, French Ministry of Ecology, Development and Sustainable
Planning
Randell H. Iwasaki, California Department of Transportation
European
Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) (P08-0454)
Cristina Pronello,
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Session 314
Innovative Research Partnerships: Charting New Territory, Part 2 (Part 1,
Session 284; Part 3, Session 369)
Monday, January 14, 2008, 1:30 PM - 3:15 PM, Hilton Georgetown West
George Giannopoulos, Hellenic Institute of Transport, Greece, presiding
Sponsored by: International Activities Committee (A0010) and Conduct of
Research Committee (ABG10)
World Road
Congress (PIARC) (P08-0468)
Jean-François Corté,
European
Conference of Transport Research Institutes (P08-0467)
Guy Bourgeois, INRETS and ECTRI
Joint
OECD/International Transport Forum Research Centre (P08-0469)
Stephen Perkins, International Transport
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Session 369
Innovative Research Partnerships: Charting
Monday, January 14, 2008, 3:45 PM - 5:30 PM, Hilton
Debra S. Elston, Federal Highway Administration, presiding
Sponsored by: Conduct of Research Committee (ABG10) and International
Activities Committee (A0010)
TERRA:
Advancing Innovations in Road Engineering Through a Dynamic Partnership
(P08-0472)
Fred Corrigan, Aggregate and Ready Mix Association of
Experts
Collaborate to Develop an Advanced Research Roadmap (P08-0668)
Kornel Kerenyi,
Forum of European National Highway Research Laboratories (P08-0739)
Steve Phillips, Forum of European National Research Laboratories
The Conduct of
Research Committee is also sponsoring:
Session 232
Policy Research to Address Our Aging Infrastructure: Keys to Robust Research
Programs
Monday, January 14, 2008, 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM, Hilton International East
Gary A. Frederick, New York State Department of Transportation, presiding
Note: The session presents the rationale for including policy research within a
research program portfolio and provides several examples of how the results of
policy research have assisted transportation agencies in their handling of
aging assets.
Seven Keys
to Building a Robust Research Program: Overview (P08-0165)
Barbara Thomas Harder, B T Harder Inc
Why Policy Research?
(P08-0208)
Thomas B. Deen, TRB Executive Director (retired)
Embracing
Policy Research (P08-0480)
Neil J. Pedersen,
Decision
Making: Results of Policy Research at
David S. Ekern,
and
Session 367
Findability of Transportation Information
Monday, January 14, 2008, 3:45 PM - 5:30 PM, Hilton
Frances D. Harrison, Spy Pond Partners, presiding
Sponsored by: Data and Information Systems Section (ABJ00, Library and
Information Science for Transportation Committee (ABG40), Geographic
Information Science and Applications Committee (ABJ60), Statewide
Transportation Data and Information Systems Committee (ABJ20), and
Conduct of Research Committee (ABG10)
Note: This
session will bring together providers and users of both structured datasets and
unstructured information related to transportation to discuss strategies for
improving our ability to find information when it is needed. First, we will
hear from representatives of information sharing initiatives. Then, we will
facilitate a discussion with the audience about their unsuccessful attempts to
find transportation information, and what is needed to improve findability.
One-Stop
Shopping for Regional Transportation Data: iNYMTC Information Gateway Vision
and Progress (P08-0822)
Kuo-Ann Chiao, New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
Making
Information Findable: State Department of Transportation Experience (P08-0916)
Ellen Oman, Washington State Department of Transportation
Making
Information Findable: National Initiatives (P08-0961)
Amanda J. Wilson, Research and Innovative Technology Administration
Improving
Access to Transportation Documents: Roles of Repositories, Thesauri, Metadata,
and Automated Keyword Generation (08-1064)
Marcus Ramsay Wigan,
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