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TRB 2023

Transportation Research Board’s 102nd Annual Meeting

January 2023

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Applying the Safe System Approach to Overcome Challenges

Sunday, January 8
1:30–4:30pm

Convention Center, Ballroom C

Presenting

Cory Hopwood, Doug Cobb (Burgess and Niple), and Mark Doctor (FHWA): Background and Overview: Safe System Solutions in Highway Safety Improvement Projects

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Applying the Safe System Approach to Overcome Challenges

The Safe System Approach (SSA) is a priority in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the National Roadway Safety Strategy. Agencies are grappling with defining policies and procedures to integrate SSA into practice. This session will examine real-world case studies, discuss challenges and opportunities, and identify the research needs for incorporating and measuring SSA for all users.

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From Disruption to Opportunity: Helping Agencies Sustain Adaptations to Change

Sunday, January 8
1:30–4:30pm

Convention Center, 152A

Presiding

John Kaliski, Baird Bream, and Dan Forbush

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From Disruption to Opportunity: Helping Agencies Sustain Adaptations to Change

The past few years have been a time of disruption and innovation. Agencies are now examining new or adapted practices on topics from workforce management to customer service to technology to determine which should be sustained for the long term. Join an interactive discussion to share lessons learned and effective practices and to identify approaches for turning disruption into opportunity.

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The Future of Supply Chains: What Do Its Pressures Mean for Transportation Users and Providers?

Sunday, January 8
9:00am–12:00pm

Convention Center, 152A

Presiding

Susan J. Binder, and Sharon Greene (InfraStategies)

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The Future of Supply Chains: What Do Its Pressures Mean for Transportation Users and Providers?

Consumers and producers are experiencing serious inflation, employment shortages, and supply chain pressures, resulting in transportation market and operational failures. This workshop will help transportation practitioners and policy makers better understand their nature, scale, causes, and implications from the perspective of economics and finance.

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Transit Data Challenge: Innovative Analytical Tools to Improve Public Transit

Sunday, January 8
1:30–4:30pm

Convention Center, 145A

Presenting

Xuenan Ni, Jayne Chang, and Moby Khan: Using Data Science for Intelligent Bus Operation Reporting

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Transit Data Challenge: Innovative Analytical Tools to Improve Public Transit

The Transit Data Challenge is an opportunity for industry analysts to demonstrate an innovative tool, method, or product that uses data to improve decision making and get results for public transit. We'll present on a bus data analysis tool we developed for WMATA. The finalists will give a brief presentation on their submission. At the end of the workshop, a winner will be announced!

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Managed Lanes’ Role in Realizing the Next-Gen Integrated Transportation System

Sunday, January 8
3:30–4:30pm

Convention Center, Salon C

Moderating

Nikhil Puri: Session 3: Safety and Equity

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Managed Lanes’ Role in Realizing the Next-Gen Integrated Transportation System

The intent of this workshop is to demonstrate the need for the next-gen integrated transportation system, how operational and in-development ML networks can test policies and innovations of other systems and serve as more than just mobility solutions, and how the ML system can be positioned to be the test bed and flagbearer of such an integrated system by consolidating components of various other systems.

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Current Issues in Air Quality and Greenhouse Gas Mitigation

Monday, January 9
3:45–5:30pm

Convention Center, Hall A

Presenting

Chris Porter, Shoshana Lew (CDOT: Colorado Department of Transportation), Herman Stockinger (CDOT), Rebecca White (CDOT), Theresa Takushi (CDOT), Erik Sabina (CDOT), and Stephen Harelson (CDOT)

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Current Issues in Air Quality and Greenhouse Gas Mitigation

For many years, the question of how to measure the pollution impacts of infrastructure choices in the built environment has perplexed policymakers. Colorado’s recently implemented Greenhouse Gas Pollution Reduction Planning standards offer a case study for how to implement pollution reduction targets for transportation planning.

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Future Innovation of Bus Transit Systems Operation and Planning

Monday, January 9
10:15am–12:00pm

Convention Center, 147B

Presenting

David Baumgartner, Dalia Leven, Vir Chachra (ARUP), Matthew Ciborowski (ARUP), Zoe Temco (Arup USA), Amy Liu Pathak (Arup USA), Alissa Zimmer (MassDOT), and Doug Johnson (MassDOT, author): Leveraging Location-Based Services Data to Optimize Generation of High-Demand and Equitable Bus Network Options

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Future Innovation of Bus Transit Systems Operation and Planning

For the MBTA’s Bus Network Redesign, we developed a data-driven approach to designing the high-frequency core of the network. Centering equity, the process algorithmically generated 100,000 possible high frequency bus networks and scored them based on how efficiently they served demand and demand by low-income and minority populations. The results were used in creating MBTA’s newly approved network.

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Innovative Ideas in Performance Management

Monday, January 9
8:00–9:45am

Convention Center, Hall A

Presiding

Praveen Pasumarthy

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Innovative Ideas in Performance Management

What’s new in performance management? Attend this session to learn more about pricing congestion and the state of practice of performance measurement for ITS.

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It’s Electric!: Zero Emissions Trucks

Monday, January 9
10:15am–12:00pm

Convention Center, 145A

Presiding

Dan Haake

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It’s Electric!: Zero Emissions Trucks

How do you prepare for the inevitable shift toward electrification of the medium- and heavy-duty trucking sectors? Attend this session to learn how 1) electric trucks could be integrated into highway truck platoons 2) electric trucks could help reduce the environmental impacts associated with trips between container terminals and 3) truck routing can impact charging opportunities.

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Mega Poster Session on Transportation Network Modeling

Monday, January 9
1:30–3:15pm

Convention Center, Hall A

Presenting

Feng Liu, Mohammad Abbasi (Arizona State University), and Xuesong Zhou (Arizona State University): Integrated analytical and simulation based DTA to address scalability in regional planning applications

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Mega Poster Session on Transportation Network Modeling

This session covers a theoretically sound integrated analytical and simulation-based Dynamic Traffic Assignment (DTA) model to solve dynamic user equilibrium via a gap function, as a nonlinear minimization problem. This integration is especially valuable for large-scale DTA applications (as shown in northern Virginia) since the model is computationally efficient and DTA solution is analytically tractable.

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Passenger Rail Transportation Committee

Monday, January 9
10:15am–12:00pm

Marriot Marquis, Independence Salon FG (M4)

Presiding

Rachel Copperman

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Passenger Rail Transportation Committee

This committee is concerned with research that will lead to better planning and implementation of intercity rail passenger systems, with particular emphasis on the full range of high-speed systems including new technology.

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Truck Parking: Emerging Methods and Practices

Monday, January 9
1:30–3:15pm

Convention Center, 144AB

Presenting

Dan Andersen, Brent Selby, Vivek Yadav, and Kaveh Shabani: Deriving Truck Parking Generation Rates at Freight Facilities Using Big Data: A Case Study in San Diego County

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Truck Parking: Emerging Methods and Practices

Truck parking is an issue of concern for local and state agencies as well as shippers, receivers, and freight carriers. Despite growing interest, there is limited understanding of the number of parking stops generated by freight facilities. In partnership with CalSTA and Caltrans, we’re presenting a method for estimating the parking stops generated by trips to freight facilities using big data.

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Trucking Industry Research Committee

Monday, January 9
3:45–5:30pm

Marriot Marquis, Independence Salon FG (M4)

Presiding

Dan Haake

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Current Research in Shipping, Port Hinterland Corridor, and Synchromodality

Monday, January 9
8:00–9:45am

Convention Center, 147B

Presiding

Isabel Victoria-Jaramillo

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Current Research in Shipping, Port Hinterland Corridor, and Synchromodality

Hear about the latest research in international trade and freight transportation, with presentations on synchromodal freight transportation that has been thoroughly explored in Europe but it is still in its infancy in North America, recovery strategies that shipping lines can implement to mitigate the effects caused by disruptions at ports or at sea, and the port-hinterland corridor management initiatives.

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Applications and Innovations in Urban Travel Data

Tuesday, January 10
3:45–5:30pm

Convention Center, Hall A

Presiding

Krishnan Viswanathan

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Applications and Innovations in Urban Travel Data

The variety of data sources available to capture urban travel characteristics is increasing, and innovative methods are being developed to utilize this data. This session presents papers that use urban travel data to examine a broad range of topics including connected vehicle data management, equity, micromobility, transit, vehicle trajectory, and mapping data.

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Applied Planning from Soup to Nuts: Rail, Climate, Visioning, and More!

Tuesday, January 10
8:00–9:45am

Convention Center, Hall A

Presenting

Michelle Bina, Anna Geannopoulos, Laura Richards, and Vivek Yadav: The Future Is Uncertain, Exploratory Modeling Can Help

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Applied Planning from Soup to Nuts: Rail, Climate, Visioning, and More!

During a time of massive uncertainty, Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) is developing a long-range strategic plan - Denver Moves Everyone (DME). The plan uses FHWA’s Travel Model Improvement Program Exploratory Modeling Analysis Tool (TMIP-EMAT) to plan for a range of plausible alternative futures, potential change drivers, and disruptors.

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Census Data Fusion: Using Data to Understand Equity and Travel Behavior Disruptions

Tuesday, January 10
3:45–5:30pm

Convention Center, Hall A

Presenting

Rebecca Wingate, and Dan Forbush: Using American Community Survey Data to Examine Equity in Grade Crossing Safety in Illinois

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Census Data Fusion: Using Data to Understand Equity and Travel Behavior Disruptions

This study examines patterns of grade crossing safety among low-income population areas and patterns between urban and rural areas. The intent will be to encourage further discussion and research, including equitable education, enforcement, and engineering strategies to address grade crossing safety in urban and rural areas and with context-sensitive and responsive solutions.

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Innovative Freight Data Research and Applications

Tuesday, January 10
3:45–5:30pm

Convention Center, Hall A

Presenting

Kaveh Shabani: Truck Classification Schemes Conversions: An Application for SCAG Heavy-Duty Truck Model

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Innovative Freight Data Research and Applications

For most agencies, regional travel demand models are the primary tool used for forecasting truck travel. These models are calibrated/validated to exogenous data sources, such as classification counts. However, various data sources often use different vehicle classifications/definitions. This study develops cross-classifications that can be utilized to convert between different truck classification schemes.

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Moving Safety Research into Practice

Tuesday, January 10
8:00–9:45am

Convention Center, 151A

Contributing Author

Daniel Patterson: Developing an Open-Source Web Tool to Prioritize Safer Streets

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Moving Safety Research into Practice

Vulnerable road user traffic deaths in the U.S. have increased in number and proportion but evaluating and predicting vulnerable road user crash risk is a complex process. This study aims to make safety analysis easier and more accessible by developing a modeling framework, converting model outputs into cost equivalents, and building this functionality into an online tool and dashboard.​

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Multimodal Traffic Signal Control

Tuesday, January 10
1:30–3:15pm

Convention Center, Hall A

Presenting

Ray Saeidi-Razavi, and Peter Furth (Northeastern University): Head Start in Time or in Space?: Determining Needed Leading Pedestrian Interval Length as a Function of Intersection Layout

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Multimodal Traffic Signal Control

Leading pedestrian intervals (LPI) are a means of reinforcing pedestrian priority over turning vehicles at signalized intersections, but they incur intersection capacity reduction and increased delay for all users. A model has been developed that suggests intersection layout should be accounted for when deciding on the length of an LPI to reduce its negative impacts.

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The 5 Ws of Data Fusion for Travel Behavior Data

Tuesday, January 10
8:00–9:45am

Convention Center, 150A

Presiding

Krishnan Viswanathan

Anurag Komanduri (Presenting): Data Fusion in LOCUS

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The 5 Ws of Data Fusion for Travel Behavior Data

Many agencies are investigating data fusion as a possible technique to leverage existing data with large passive data to better support planning and decision making. Learn how our location-based services data suite of products, LOCUS, can help you leverage this technique.

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The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act: Impacts and Opportunities

Tuesday, January 10
10:15am–12:00pm

Convention Center, 202B

Presenting

Susan J. Binder, Fred Wagner (Venable, LLP), Joshua Root (Minnesota Department of Transportation), and Craig Gustafson (Minnesota Department of Transportation)

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The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act: Impacts and Opportunities

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), commonly referred to as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) present a once in a generation opportunity to invest in our transportation infrastructure. This session will address implementation of the new laws and how various policy initiatives will impact their implementation.

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Tools Of The Trade Conference: Best Presentations

Tuesday, January 10
8:00–9:45am

Convention Center, 151B

Presenting

Dan Andersen: Impacts of Truck Traffic and Parking on Small Rural Communities in California's Eastern Sierra

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Tools Of The Trade Conference: Best Presentations

Learn about a data-driven approach to identify current and future obstacles to the efficient and safe movement of freight or adversely impacting the quality of life in a rural, scenic corridor. Recommendations include innovative and cost-effective approaches to address the lack of truck parking, the need to mitigate the perceived negative impacts of trucks traveling on main streets, and more.

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TRB Minority Student Fellows Poster Session

Tuesday, January 10
10:15am–12:00pm

Convention Center, Hall A

CS Scholarship Recipients Presenting

Leonor Reyes: Investigating Factors That Influence the Spatio-Temporal Gaps Between Primary Incidents and Secondary Crashes

Ossiris Rodriguez: Longitudinal Spatial Trends in U.S. Pedestrian Fatalities, 1999–2020

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Bicycling and Micromobility Research Omnibus Session

Wednesday, January 11
8:00–9:45am

Convention Center, Hall A

Presenting

Ray Saeidi-Razavi, Peter Furth (First Author), Armin Akhavan, PhD, and Paul Moser: Bicycle Level of Traffic Stress for Intersection Crossings: Criteria, Data Structures, and Assessing the Barrier Effect of Intersections in Delaware

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Bicycling and Micromobility Research Omnibus Session

This research explores the hypothesis that intersections can be significant barriers to low-stress bicycle network connectivity. Refined criteria for crossing Level of Traffic Stress (xLTS) for unsignalized intersections are developed, which account for number of lanes being crossed, traffic volume, traffic speed, and the presence of crossing islands and rectangular rapid flash beacons (RRFBs).

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Latest in Trucking Research

Wednesday, January 11
8:00–9:45am

Convention Center, Hall A

Presiding

Dan Haake

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Latest in Trucking Research

Stay current on the latest in trucking research. During this poster session, you’ll hear about various topics like CAVs, connected truck platooning, trucking carrier value of time in route choice behavior, truck parking, truck–drone freight delivery, and much more.

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Policy Insights from Travel Forecasting

Wednesday, January 11
8:00–9:45am

Convention Center, 152B

Presiding

Rachel Copperman

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Policy Insights from Travel Forecasting

What are the policy insights that we can learn from travel forecasting models? These research presentations will cover a variety of topics, including data fusion, COVID-19, ride sourcing, CAVs, ride hailing, rank-based modal preferences and more.

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Moving Toward a New Normal: Behavioral Transitions and Their Impacts on Travel in the Post-Pandemic Era

Thursday, January 12
9:00am–12:00pm

Convention Center, 145B

Presenting

Jason Lemp, and Nikhil Puri: Post-Pandemic Travel Pattern Trends Using Location-Based Data: Case Study of Los Angeles and Colorado

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Moving Toward a New Normal: Behavioral Transitions and Their Impacts on Travel in the Post-Pandemic Era

This interactive workshop aims to discuss how individuals' activity patterns and hybrid work schedules will change in the post-pandemic era. Learn how we used location-based data to find trends in post-pandemic travel patterns in LA and Colorado.

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