TRB 2024
Transportation Research Board’s 103rd Annual Meeting
January 2024Connect with and learn from Cambridge Systematics (CS) experts across the spectrum of transportation.
Connect with and learn from Cambridge Systematics (CS) experts across the spectrum of transportation.
Sunday, January 7
1:30–4:30pm
Convention Center, 152B
Sunday, January 7
1:30–4:30pm
Convention Center, 151B
Sunday, January 7
9:00am–12:00pm
Convention Center, 147A
Sunday, January 7
9:00am–12:00pm
Convention Center, 152B
Monday, January 8
8:00–9:45am
Convention Center, 146C
Matt Miller: Shaping the Future: ARPA-I's Approach to Advancing Cyber Resilience of Critical Infrastructure Systems
Monday, January 8
3:45–5:30pm
Convention Center, 152B
Thomas Rossi: Practitioner Perspective
Monday, January 8
3:45–5:30pm
Convention Center, 151B
Matt Miller: Converting Self-Generated Content (e.g., committee notes, progress reports, emails) into Actionable Insight through LLMs
Monday, January 8
1:30–3:15pm
Convention Center, 151B
Monday, January 8
3:45–5:30pm
Convention Center, 147B
Dan Forbush: Adoption Challenges for Medium and Heavy-Duty Vehicles and Alternative Fuels: Lessons from Chicagoland
Monday, January 8
8:00–9:45am
Convention Center, 152A
Monday, January 8
3:45–5:30pm
Convention Center, Hall A
Seema Singh (Cornell University): Travel as Dependents: Introducing a New Category under ‘Travel Mode Choice’
Monday, January 8
1:30–3:15pm
Convention Center, Hall A
Monday, January 8
8:00–9:45am
Convention Center, 144AB
Dan Andersen, Katie Kirk, Guilherme Leao, Jenni Hosey (Missouri Department of Transportation), Bridget Wieghart (WSP), Sebastian Guerrero (WSP), and Shashank Pulikanti (WSP): A Two-stage Prioritization Framework for Identifying and Ranking Truck Parking Projects
Monday, January 8
10:15am–12:00pm
Monday, January 8
3:45–5:30pm
Tuesday, January 9
8:00–9:45am
Convention Center, 150A
Jyoti Das, Xiaoming Yang (Georgia Southern University): Automation and Extraction of Transportation Assets Using GIS
Tuesday, January 9
1:30–3:15pm
Convention Center, Hall A
Christopher Lindsey Clay Barnes Elaine McKenzie and Chris Lamm: Post-IIJA State Freight Plans: Equity Goals, Analysis, and Performance
Tuesday, January 9
8:00–9:45am
Convention Center, Salon A
Richard Margiotta, Scott Washburn (University of Florida): Reliability in a Time of Chaotic Travel Patterns
Tuesday, January 9
8:00–9:45am
Convention Center, Hall A
Tuesday, January 9
8:00–9:45am
Convention Center, Hall A
Joe Zissman, Melissa Savage (Jacobs): NCHRP 08-151 Risk Management at State DOTs: Building Momentum and Sustaining the Practice. A review of current research and digital content development
Tuesday, January 9
10:15am–12:00pm
Convention Center, Hall A
Daniel Patterson, Suseel Indrakanti, Guilherme Leao, Chengbo Ai (UMass Amherst), Eleni Christofa (UMass Amherst), Bryan Remache-Patino (UMass Amherst), and Efthymia Kostopoulou (UMass Amherst): Enhancing Post Disaster Recovery Planning: A Framework for Integrating Non-Motorized Transportation
Tuesday, January 9
1:30–3:15pm
Convention Center, 147B
Tuesday, January 9
10:15am–12:00pm
Convention Center, Hall A
Ibrahima Fall (City College of New York): The Impact of Climate-Induced Changes on Highway Bridge Reliability: A Case Study in the Northeast United States
Marielly Rodriguez (University of Mexico, Albuquerque): Monitoring of Wireless Internet Devices in Field Research using Hybrid Energy Automated Robots
Wednesday, January 10
10:15am–12:00pm
Convention Center, 146C
Pearl Liu, Greer Cowan (University of California, Los Angeles): Rethinking Transit Safety: Understanding and Addressing Gender-Based Harassment and Enhancing Safety on San Francisco’s Muni Transit System
Wednesday, January 10
10:15am–12:00pm
Michelle Bina, Elizabeth Sall (UrbanLabs LLC)
Wednesday, January 10
8:00–9:45am
Marriot Marquis, Salon D
Matt Miller, C. Douglass Couto
Thursday, January 11
9:00am–12:00pm
Convention Center, 145B
David Von Stroh, Brian He (University of California, Los Angeles): Lightening Presentations on Recent Research Findings
Thursday, January 11
9:00am–12:00pm
Convention Center, 147B
Peter Rafferty and Adrienne Heller (Presenting): Performance + Equity: What Has Been Most Effective and How We Can Improve
Since 2017, Cambridge Systematics has been developing LOCUS, a suite of customizable products that leverage big data from surveys, sensors, connected vehicles, and location-based services (LBS) to visualize the ground truth of real-world movement.
Now a wholly owned subsidiary of Cambridge Systematics, LOCUS just launched its own website!
To learn more and see it for yourself, schedule a LOCUS Demo.
Come learn about careers at Cambridge Systematics during TRB’s Careers in Motion Networking Event.
January 7th, 2024
10:00am-2:00pm
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Exhibit Hall A
We’re thrilled you’re interested in joining our team at Cambridge Systematics. We look forward to reviewing your application and learning more about you. We will contact you via email if we are interested in continuing the interview process. To sweeten the deal, we’re giving surprise gift baskets to the 3 people who submit the 24th, 51st, and 103rd resumes. Why those numbers? 24 to ring in the new year, 51 to commemorate 51 years of business at CS, and 103 to celebrate 103 years of the TRB Annual Meeting!
To be entered into this giveaway, please click “Submit My Resume” below.
This opportunity ends January 19th at noon ET! We will identify and reach out to the recipients by email on January 24th. Gifts will be shipped out by February 5th.
Want to check out all our available positions? Click “Current Career Opportunities.”
Director of Project Delivery | Senior Project Manager
Principal, Practice Lead - Resilience and Sustainability
Senior Associate & Mobility Strategist
Principal, Senior Transportation Economist and Freight Transportation Planner
Senior Associate, Data Science Manager of Mobility & Location Analytics
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