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On-Demand Presentations
NCTR is pleased to present our commitment to on-demand
multimedia
presentations of research and topics of interest to the public
transportation community.
The benefits of this presentation
broadcasting approach to the transportation profession include:
- Saves time by getting an overview of
the research prior to deciding when to read the full report
- Brings research results to new
audiences by exposing staff who may not travel to the conference or meeting
to hear the presentation
- Helps bring new employees up to speed
on particular topics
- Eliminates the time and cost spent
traveling to and from conferences
- Captures the researcher's knowledge
by viewing after the presentation ends
You need
Windows Media Player to view these presentations.
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Project Summaries
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Guest Speakers
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University Carpool Programs:
This 23 minute on-demand streaming presentation,
Universities and TDM: Carpool Programs, Heather Sobush, research
associate at CUTR and program manager for the
New North
Transportation Alliance, discusses strategies for reducing parking
demand and decreasing trips to, in and around university campuses. For
more information, contact Heather Sobush at
sobush@cutr.usf.edu
- Bicycle Parking Innovations and Security: This 6 minute
on-demand streaming presentation,
Bicycle Parking Innovations and Security is based on the development
of a bicycle parking plan for Miami-Dade Transit. Chris Hagelin
discusses the contribution bicycles add to transit as well as
considerations for addressing the security concerns associated with bike
lockers. For more information, contact Chris Hagelin at
hagelin@cutr.usf.edu
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Effectively Managing Transit Emergencies by James Tucci, K&J
Consulting Services (56 minutes). James Tucci is an Environmental Engineer/Chemist operating his own
consulting business in Pensacola, Florida. His expertise is concentrated in
the areas of environmental regulatory compliance, OSHA compliance, transit
system safety/security compliance audits and investigations, environmental
investigation and restoration project management. In a joint effort with CUTR,
Mr. Tucci presented issues, policies and concerns
surrounding transit and terrorism at the FPTA General Session on October 30,
2001. We join his presentation in progress following the portion that could
not be recorded due to its sensitive nature.
Streaming Media Presentation
(wmv format)
- Alternative
Fuels and Transit Panel Presentation
Recorded July 26, 2000 at the Center
for Urban Transportation Research at the University of South Florida
(56k) Copies of their PowerPoint presentations are also available. Uses
Windows Media player.
Student Presentations
- Micro Simulation of a Small Roundabout: Model
Evaluation and Comparison
This 12 minute on-demand streaming presentation,
Micro Simulation of a Small Roundabout: Model Evaluation and
Comparison is based on student analysis of a small
roundabout in Tampa by two CUTR students. Jen Perone
discusses the analysis approaches using SYNCHRO and HCS2000
and compares results.
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