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For more than 30 years transportation planners, modelers, and analysts from across the world have come together biennially to share expertise, experiences and to discuss challenges and successes in transportation planning.
Held in various locations across the US, the conference has consistently attracted professionals from the public and private sectors, representing multiple disciplines. This conference is the “place to be” to learn about real-world applications, with tangible benefits for real-world decision making. The virtual setting expands access to all, sharing information from state, regional, MPO, city and rural practitioners.
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11:00 AM - 11:30 AM ((UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada))
Plenary Session - Opening Session
• Julie Dunbar, Dunbar Transportation Consulting
• Peter Bosa, Oregon Metro, Conference Chair
• Peter Bosa, Oregon Metro, Conference Chair
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM ((UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada))
Breakout Session 1A: Model Design and Estimation
• Segmentation Strategies for Making the Most of Hybrid Travel Models
Vince Bernardin, Caliper Corporation
• Modeling "new normal" - Telecommuting Aspect
Gaurav Vyas, INRO
• Indianapolis MPO Truck and Light Commercial Vehicle Model
Andrew Rohne, RSG
• Work At Home Choice Model and COVID-19
Kevin Stefan, HBA Specto
• Modeling Future Freight Vehicle Technologies in Florida
John Gliebe, Cambridge Systematics
Vince Bernardin, Caliper Corporation
• Modeling "new normal" - Telecommuting Aspect
Gaurav Vyas, INRO
• Indianapolis MPO Truck and Light Commercial Vehicle Model
Andrew Rohne, RSG
• Work At Home Choice Model and COVID-19
Kevin Stefan, HBA Specto
• Modeling Future Freight Vehicle Technologies in Florida
John Gliebe, Cambridge Systematics
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM ((UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada))
Breakout Session 1B: Freight Planning
• A Machine Learning based Sketch Planning Model for Emission Prediction
Hojun Son"Daniel”, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG)/Transportation Planning Board (TPB)
• Estimating Nationwide Truck Flows from the Freight Analysis Framework 2017 Data
Howard Slavin, Caliper Corporation
• Texas Rail Benefit-Cost Analyses
Eric McClellan, CDM Smith
• Bureau of Transportation Statistics Freight Mobility Initiative: Challenges Faced Working with a National-scale Truck Probe Dataset
Kyle Titlow, Bureau of Transportation Statistics
Hojun Son"Daniel”, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG)/Transportation Planning Board (TPB)
• Estimating Nationwide Truck Flows from the Freight Analysis Framework 2017 Data
Howard Slavin, Caliper Corporation
• Texas Rail Benefit-Cost Analyses
Eric McClellan, CDM Smith
• Bureau of Transportation Statistics Freight Mobility Initiative: Challenges Faced Working with a National-scale Truck Probe Dataset
Kyle Titlow, Bureau of Transportation Statistics
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM ((UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada))
Breakout Session 1C: Planning for Major Disruptors
• Planning for Resilience in Hampton Roads: The Resilience and Disaster Recovery Tool
Dale Stith, Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization
• Wildfire Stranded Zones and Severe Detours Modeling Methods
David Von Stroh, Cambridge Systematics
• Florida Hurricane Evacuation Behavior Study
Krishnan Viswanathan, Cambridge Systematics
• A Dynamic Evacuation Analysis Tool to Handle Extreme Conditions in the City Planning Process
Jinghua Xu, Fehr & Peers
• Analysis of Critical Road Infrastructure Failures due to Urban Flooding; Case Study of Colombo, Sri Lanka
Eshi Eranga Wijegunarathna, University of Moratuwa
Dale Stith, Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization
• Wildfire Stranded Zones and Severe Detours Modeling Methods
David Von Stroh, Cambridge Systematics
• Florida Hurricane Evacuation Behavior Study
Krishnan Viswanathan, Cambridge Systematics
• A Dynamic Evacuation Analysis Tool to Handle Extreme Conditions in the City Planning Process
Jinghua Xu, Fehr & Peers
• Analysis of Critical Road Infrastructure Failures due to Urban Flooding; Case Study of Colombo, Sri Lanka
Eshi Eranga Wijegunarathna, University of Moratuwa
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM ((UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada))
Breakout Session 1D: Model Inputs/Calibration: Supply and Demand and Networks Issues
• Tools for Managing Networks
Sijia Wang, WSP
• A Model from Nothing. Developing a Model for Timor Leste from Open Data Only
Pedro Camargo, Outer Loop Consulting
• Measuring Illinois COVID-19 Travel Impacts through Passive Data and the ILSTDM
Stephen Tuttle, RSG
• A Multi-Regional Transportation-Economic Model with O-D Detail for Freight and the Economy
Derek Cutler, EBP
• Comprehensive Sensitivity Testing for the MAG Activity Based Model
Arup Dutta; Maricopa Association of Governments
• Twin Cities Regional STOPS Model
Sujith Rapolu, Connetics Transportation Group
• BikePed Portal: A national centralized database for bicycle and pedestrian counts
Tammy Lee, Portland State University
• Using Multi-Resolution Modeling to Support the Design and Evaluation of TSMO Strategies
Nan Jiang, DKS Associates
Sijia Wang, WSP
• A Model from Nothing. Developing a Model for Timor Leste from Open Data Only
Pedro Camargo, Outer Loop Consulting
• Measuring Illinois COVID-19 Travel Impacts through Passive Data and the ILSTDM
Stephen Tuttle, RSG
• A Multi-Regional Transportation-Economic Model with O-D Detail for Freight and the Economy
Derek Cutler, EBP
• Comprehensive Sensitivity Testing for the MAG Activity Based Model
Arup Dutta; Maricopa Association of Governments
• Twin Cities Regional STOPS Model
Sujith Rapolu, Connetics Transportation Group
• BikePed Portal: A national centralized database for bicycle and pedestrian counts
Tammy Lee, Portland State University
• Using Multi-Resolution Modeling to Support the Design and Evaluation of TSMO Strategies
Nan Jiang, DKS Associates
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM ((UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada))
Breakout Session 1E: Future of Commuting and Transportation Sustainability
• Uneven gains in telework during COVID-19
Ashley Asmus; Metropolitan Council
• The World's Largest Telework Experiment: Impacts of COVID-19 on the Commute, Air Quality and Environmental Justice
Rosalind Tucker; Atlanta Regional Commission
• Applying the PepC Methodology to Win the Bay Area 2030 Mobility Future
Steve Raney; Cities21
Ashley Asmus; Metropolitan Council
• The World's Largest Telework Experiment: Impacts of COVID-19 on the Commute, Air Quality and Environmental Justice
Rosalind Tucker; Atlanta Regional Commission
• Applying the PepC Methodology to Win the Bay Area 2030 Mobility Future
Steve Raney; Cities21
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM ((UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada))
Digital Dine-Around
The virtual setting prevents us from hosting a traditional Dine-Around, but we can still get together and share stories using the virtual platform. Sign up to join small groups (6 or less), get to know each other or catch up with old friends. Please sign up in advance. You can either join a specific group or sign up in the “Assign Me Anywhere” group.