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U.S. TransportationSecretary Ray LaHoodoutlines high-speed railinitiatives of the ObamaAdministration in a sessionexamining Economic andSocial Impacts of High-Speed Rail Systems.

Frank Broen,TeachAmerica, uses theTRB Annual Meetingmobile app to check hisschedule.

Raiesa Fraser (left) andAvril Gordon Joseph,Achievement FirstBrooklyn High School,New York, conclude theirwinning argument at adebate on U.S. federalspending on infrastructurein a special session hostedby the NationalAssociation for UrbanDebate Leagues.

The New AttendeesWelcome Session offeredan overview of TRB, tipson networking andnavigating the meeting,and information on careerdevelopment andcommittee involvement.

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Distinguished Service Award recipient, was the fea-tured speaker at the Chairman’s Luncheon.

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DeployingTransportation ResearchDoing Things Smarter, Better, Faster

Face-to-face interaction and technological inno-vation converged at the Transportation ResearchBoard’s 92nd Annual Meeting, January 13–17,

2013, in Washington, D.C. A record-setting crowd ofmore than 11,700 transportation professionals,researchers, and policy makers attended more than750 sessions and workshops on topics from Super-storm Sandy to the Moving Ahead for Progress in the21st Century Act (MAP-21). Approximately 40 ses-sions explored the theme of “Deploying TransportationResearch: Doing Things Smarter, Better, Faster” andcommittee meetings, major award presentations, andexhibits provided opportunities for attendees to shareknowledge and insights.

A new TRB Annual Meeting mobile applicationallowed participants to view sessions and events, nav-igate interactive floor plans, and create a personalizedschedule—the “app” was downloaded more than8,000 times before and during the meeting. Other nav-igation tools included an interactive Google map, aCompendium of Papers flash drive, Annual MeetingOnline, and Facebook and Twitter updates.

Consultant John P. Broomfield delivered the 2013Thomas B. Deen Distinguished Lecture on “HolisticApproach to Maintenance and Preservation of Trans-portation Infrastructure.” John C. Horsley, ExecutiveDirector of the American Association of State Highwayand Transportation Officials and the W. N. Carey, Jr.,

Annual Meetingphotographs by Risdon Photography.

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INTERSECTIONS(Left to right:) Kewen

Wang, Li Zhenbong, andYiping Wu, BeijingUniversity, plan theirAnnual Meeting activities.

Robert Bertini,Portland State University,explains OperationsSection goals to first-timemeeting attendees at theWelcome Session.

The TechnicalActivities Council providesleadership, facilitation,and coordination for TRB’sstanding committees.

Gerald Lacosta,National HighwayInstitute, discusses theMaintenance LeadershipAcademy and othertraining initiatives of theFederal HighwayAdministration (FHWA).

The Exhibit Hallfeatured approximately200 displays from TRBsponsors and otherorganizations.

(Left to right:) JorgeProzzi, University of Texas,Austin; Henri Van Damme,French Institute of Scienceand Technology forTransport, SpatialPlanning, Development,and Networks (IFSTTAR);TRB Executive DirectorRobert E. Skinner, Jr.; andPatrick Malléjacq, IFSTTAR,sign a letter of agreementbetween TRB and IFSTTARat the InternationalParticipants’ Reception.

Tsippy Lotan, RanNaor Foundation, Israel,and Fred Wegman, SWOVInstitute for Road SafetyResearch, The Netherlands,sign a memorandum ofunderstanding. Bothorganizations focus onroad safety research.

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TRB TechnicalActivities Council (frontrow, left to right:) PaulJovanis, Johanna Zmud,Thomas Wakeman,Council Chair KatherineTurnbull, Mark Norman,Lucy Phillips Priddy, andHarold (Skip) Paul; (backrow, left to right:) MarkKross, ThomasKazmierowski, PeterMandle, Paul Carlson,David Wilcock, andAnthony Perl.

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SESSIONS ANDWORKSHOPS

Jeannie Beckett,Beckett Group, leadsparticipants in a workshopon Freight inMegaregions.

Margaret Sowah,Georgia Institute ofTechnology, presents herdoctoral research onmanaging ancillarytransportation assets at asession on innovativeresearch from FHWA’sDwight David EisenhowerTransportation FellowshipProgram.

At the Human FactorsLuncheon, RobertStrassburger, AutoAlliance, discusses the roleof smartphone technologyin driving safety, includingthe costs and benefits.

Nichole Morris,University of Minnesota,Twin Cities, participates indiscussion at the HumanFactors Luncheon.

Michael Lewis, RhodeIsland Department ofTransportation (DOT),discusses the future of thesecond Strategic HighwayResearch Program (SHRP 2)research products for stateDOTs.

Participants in aworkshop on Fosteringand Nurturing ResearchAgendas explore tools forresearch coordinators onTRB committees.

Yaye Keita, Universityof Illinois, shares herresearch on the factorsthat determine transitaccess by car owners andtheir planningimplications.

A session exploredStrategies to MitigateImpacts of Heavy LoadsAssociated with theEnergy Sector on Low-Volume Roads.

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Steven Koser (farright), Pennsylvania DOT,examines Marcellus shaledevelopmental impactson his state’s roadways.Panelists were (left toright:) Jack Olson, NorthDakota DOT; KenSkorseth, South DakotaState University; JohnBarton, Texas DOT; TimZiegler, PennsylvaniaState University; andMark Nahra, WoodburyCounty, Iowa.

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Anne Goodchild, Univer-sity of Washington, presentsopportunities for freightlogistics to help meet energyand environmental goals.

Torgeir Vaa, NorwegianPublic Roads Administration,guides discussion on Benefitsof Winter Maintenance andRoad Condition Information.

Claudia Zapata, ArizonaState University, answersaudience questions on Char-acterization of UnsaturatedSoil Properties.

Wilfrid Nixon, Universityof Iowa, shares research onwinter maintenance at aspotlight session on Innova-tive Approaches for Improv-ing the Effectiveness ofOperations and Mainte-nance Programs.

Shailen Bhatt (right),Delaware DOT, outlines hisagency’s efforts to improveefficiency at a session onCurrent Strategies for StateDOT Leadership, moderatedby Hyun-A Park (left), SpyPond Partners, LLC.

TRB Minority StudentFellow Chelse Hoover (left),Texas Southern University,discusses her research on cal-culating delay time usingglobal positioning systemdata.

At a special session onSuperstorm Sandy, HollyBamford, National Oceanicand Atmospheric Adminis-tration, shares ways to helpcoastal communities preparefor and recover from disaster.

Justin Ocel, FHWA, mod-erates Phased-Array Ultra-sonics and Their Use inFabrication and Inspection.

Kristin Fusco Rowe (left),Straughan Environmental,Inc., and Dayna Sherwood,Paul Carpenter Associates,Inc., moderated a panel onthe Effects of Noise onWildlife.

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In a session on TRB’sTransit Innovations Deserv-ing Exploratory Analysis(IDEA), Phil Winters, Univer-sity of South Florida,describes his travel assis-tance device for transit riders.

Christopher Baker, University of Birmingham,explains climate change’spossible effects on theUnited Kingdom’s rail network.

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Kirk Steudle, MichiganDOT, muses on the futureof transportation at aspotlight session onProviding Leadership inTransportation Innovation.

At a poster session onNondestructive Evaluationand Field Testing ofBridges, DoroteaSigurdardottir, PrincetonUniversity, shares researchon Streicker Bridge.

Shailendra Patel,Virginia DOT, participatesin a panel discussion onVariations in Best-ValueSelection: Technical VersusPrice Considerations.

Francesca Russo,University of Naples,examines road design,road safety evaluation,and computerizedmanagement of data forroad networks at a sessionfor young transportationprofessionals.

Ashok Srivastava,National Aeronautics andSpace AdministrationAmes Research Center,addresses audiencequestions on AppliedResearch Opportunities inAirport and AviationSafety.

Heather Lowe (right),Maryland State HighwayAdministration, presentsinformation onMaryland’s WatershedResources Registry at asession on Current Issues inTransportation and theEnvironment.

Shoukry Elnahal,Massachusetts DOT,imparts experiences in theABCs of AcceleratedBridge Construction PolicyDevelopment.

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Panelists in a session onTravel Time Estimation andProcessing were (left toright:) Wenjing Pu, Metro-politan Washington Councilof Governments; KavehFarokhi Sadabadi, Universityof Maryland; Chaoqun Jia,University of Massachusetts,Amherst; Mike Fontaine, Virginia Center for Trans-portation Innovation andResearch; and FrancescSoriguera, Center for Inno-vation in Transport, Spain.

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The 2012 surfacetransportation legislationreauthorization was thesubject of MAP-21Implementation: A Viewfrom the U.S. Departmentof Transportation.

Joseph Yaede,Brigham Young University,presents research onEvaluating, Improving, andImplementing InnovativeConcrete CuringTechnologies for ConcretePavements.

Elise Miller-Hooks,University of Maryland,guides discussion onEmerging Research inEmergency Evacuation.

Elie Hajj, University ofNevada, Reno, examinesGreen Asphalt PavingTechnologies.

Postearthquakebridge damage analysiswas the subject of apresentation by Oh-SungKwon, University ofToronto, at a session onReverse Engineering ofBridges.

Jean Doig Godier(right), University ofCalifornia, Berkeley, sharesinsights on Traffic FlowTheory and Characteristics.

Henning Eichler,Southern CaliforniaRegional Rail Authority,asks a question at a sessionon Visualizing andCustomizing Tools forImplementation of SHRP 2Renewal Products.

Byron Lord, FHWA,recounts lessons fromHighways for LIFE, one ofthe Case Studies ofSuccessful TechnologyDeployment Methodsfrom Across the HighwayTransportation Spectrum.

Janette Sadik-Khan,New York City DOT,addresses Innovations inCity Transportation.

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(Left to right:) SylviaGarcia, U.S. DOT; BrianMcLaughlin, NationalHighway Traffic SafetyAdministration; PeterRogoff, Federal TransitAdministration; PollyTrottenberg, U.S. DOT;and Victor Mendez,FHWA, shared insights onMAP-21.

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COMMITTEESThera Black,

Thurston RegionalPlanning Council, weighsdiscussion at a meetingof the MetropolitanPolicy, Planning, andProcesses Committee.

At a meeting of theFoundations of Bridgesand Other StructuresCommittee, NjorogeWainaina, GeoSyntecConsultants, reviews SoilMechanics Sectionbusiness.

Julie MarieVandenbossche,University of Pittsburgh,leads the PavementRehabilitationCommittee through itsmeeting agenda.

Brian H. Zelenko(center), ParsonsBrinckerhoff, chairs theTunnels andUnderground StructuresCommittee.

Michael Coplen(right), Federal RailroadAdministration, andother members of theRailroad OperationalSafety Committeepresented Peri Smith(left), Imperial CollegeLondon, with a YoungMember Scholarship.

Thomas Rossi (right),Cambridge Systematics,conducts his finalmeeting as chair of theTransportation DemandForecasting Committee.

Tara Cavalline,University of NorthCarolina, Charlotte,guides the Properties ofConcrete Committee.

At the ArtificialIntelligence andAdvanced ComputingApplications Committeemeeting, Vukan Vuchic,University ofPennsylvania, sharesrecollections of past chairShinya Kikuchi, who diedin 2012.

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Lynn Wiegand,Portland StateUniversity,participates in ameeting of thePedestriansCommittee.

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COMMITTEELEADERSHIPAWARDS

Stephanie Camay (sec-ond from left), ParsonsBrinckerhoff, received theinaugural TRB Outstand-ing Young MemberAward. (Left to right:)Joung Lee, American Asso-ciation of State Highwayand Transportation Offi-cials (AASHTO) and chair,Young Members Council;Marsha Anderson Bomar,Stantec Consulting, Inc.,which underwrote theaward; and KatherineTurnbull, Texas A&M Trans-portation Institute (TTI)and chair, Technical Activi-ties Council.

(Left to right:) SandraRosenbloom, 2012 Execu-tive Committee Chair; Peter(Jack) Basso, Jr., AASHTO;Anthony (Tony) Kane,AASHTO; and Robert E.Skinner, Jr., TRB ExecutiveDirector. Basso and Kanewere honored for long-term contributions to TRBstanding committees.

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The newly established BlueRibbon Awards recognizeexemplary standing committeeactivities. The chairs of fourcommittees accepting the awardwere (left to right:) JenniferWeeks, Public Involvement inTransportation Committee;Stephen Popkin, RailroadOperation Safety Committee;John Milton, Highway SafetyPerformance Committee; andSrinivas Peeta, TransportationNetwork Modeling Committee.

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TRB awarded emeritus membership to16 individuals at the 2013 Annual

Meeting in recognition of significant, long-term contributions and outstanding ser-vice on technical activities committees.The honorees and their committees arelisted below:

u David B. Clark, Freight Rail Trans-portation Committee;

u Philip B. Demosthenes, AccessManagement Committee;

u Conrad L. Dudek, Freeway Opera-tions Committee;

u Karl H. Frank, Fabrication andInspection of Metal Structures Committee;

u John W. Fuller, Social and EconomicFactors Committee;

u Dale A. Janik, Transportation Pro-gramming, Planning, and Systems Evalu-

ation Committee;u Robert C. Johns, Policy and Organi-

zation Group;u Walter H. Kraft, Regional Trans-

portation Systems Management and Oper-ations Committee;

u Michael T. McNerney, Aircraft–Airport Compatibility Committee;

u Jean-Pierre Médevielle, Interna-tional Activities Committee;

u Gordon F. Paesani, Freeway Opera-

tions Committee;u Christopher L. Saricks, Transporta-

tion and Air Quality Committee;u Rolf R. Schmitt, Transportation His-

tory Committee;u Guillaume Shearin, Social and Eco-

nomic Factors Committee;u Dean L. Sicking, Roadside Safety

Design Committee; andu Nigel H. M. Wilson, Transit Man-

agement and Performance Committee.

Longtime Volunteer Leaders Gain Emeritus Status(Photo left, left toright:) Stephen Maher,TRB; emeritus memberDean Sicking; RichardAlbin, FHWA; and BrianRay, KittelsonAssociates.

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BEST PAPERAWARDS

Named for the formerAPTA president, the newWilliam W. Millar Award recognizes the best paper inthe field of public trans -portation.

Valerie Karpus (left),Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology (MIT), withKatherine Turnbull, acceptsthe Pyke Johnson Award fortransportation systems plan-ning and administration.(Not pictured: CoauthorSergey Paltsev, MIT.)

The D. Grant MickleAward for operation, safety,and maintenance of trans-portation facilities, went to(left to right:) LanceDougald, Virginia Center forTransportation Innovationand Research, and AnthonyGallo and Michael Demetsky,University of Virginia.

The K. B. Woods Awardrecognizes an outstandingpaper on design and con-struction of transportationfacilities.

In policy and organiza-tion, Erik Sabina (left), Den-ver Regional Council ofGovernments, and StaceyBricka (right), TTI, receivedthe Charley V. WootanAward.

Hilary Isebrands (left),FHWA, and Shauna Hallmark(right), Iowa State University,were recognized with thePatricia F. Waller Award forsafety and system users.

The Burggraf Awardhonors researchers underage 35:

Nathan Belz (left) andBrian H. Y. Lee (right), Uni-versity of Vermont, for plan-ning and environment;

Duncan Kisia, LouisBerger Group, Inc., for avia-tion; and

Patrick Icenogle (left)and Tyson Rupnow (right),Louisiana TransportationResearch Center, for designand construction.

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MAJOR AWARDSC. Michael Walton, Pro-

fessor of Civil Engineering andthe Ernest H. Cockrell Centen-nial Chair in Engineering, Uni-versity of Texas at Austin, washonored with the FrankTurner Medal for his influen-tial 40-year career in trans-portation research andteaching and for his outstand-ing service to government andother organizations.

Incoming ExecutiveCommittee Chair DeborahButler (left) presents the W.N. Carey, Jr., DistinguishedService Award to John Horsley (right), AASHTOExecutive Director (nowretired). Horsley also delivered the Chairman’sLuncheon address.

David Greene (left), Corporate Fellow, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory,received the Roy W. CrumAward for his distinguishedachievement in transporta-tion research from SandraRosenbloom (right). A preeminent transportationenergy analyst, Greene is asenior fellow of the HowardH. Baker, Jr., Center for Public Policy and a research professor of economics atthe University of Tennessee.

EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE

Michael Walton (left)and Deborah Butler (center)lead applause for outgoingChair Sandra Rosenbloom(right) at the concludingExecutive Committee session.

Robert E. Skinner, Jr.,briefs the Executive Commit-tee on TRB’s current pro-grams and newdevelopments.

Representatives fromMexico, Korea, China, andthe European Union deliv-ered presentations to theExecutive Committee in aspecial policy session onInternational Research Activ-ities: Issues, Priorities, andLessons Learned.

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John Broomfield (center),consulting engineer fromSurrey, England, presentedthe 2013 Thomas B. DeenDistinguished Lecture. (Leftto right:) SandraRosenbloom, KatherineTurnbull, Broomfield, pastTRB Executive DirectorThomas B. Deen, and TRBExecutive Director Robert E.Skinner, Jr.

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International speakers(below):

José Viegas, Interna-tional Transport Forum;

(Left to right:) JaehakOh, Korea Transport Insti-tute; Xiaojing Wang,China Ministry of Trans-port; and AlessandroDamiani, European Com-mission; and

Roberto AguerrebereSalido, Mexican TransportResearch Institute.

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Deborah H. Butler, ExecutiveVice President, Planning,and Chief Information Offi-

cer, Norfolk Southern Corporation,is the 2013 Chair of the TRB Exec-utive Committee. Kirk T. Steudle,Director, Michigan Department ofTransportation (DOT), is the 2013Vice Chair.

Butler, who joined NorfolkSouthern in 1978, served as VicePresident of Customer Servicebefore assuming her current posi-tion. She received a bachelor’sdegree from Agnes Scott College inDecatur, Georgia, and completed executive educationprograms at Northwestern University’s TransportationCenter, the Fuqua School of Business at Duke Uni-versity, and the Harvard Business School. Butler serveson the Board of Trustees of Virginia Wesleyan College,on the Board of Directors of TTX Company, and as aCommissioner on the Norfolk Airport Authority. Shealso is past Chair of the National Grain Car Council,which is chartered by the U.S. Congress and the Sur-face Transportation Board.

Steudle has been involved in all aspects of trans-portation in the State of Michigan since becoming DOTDirector in 2006. He is chair of the Strategic HighwayResearch Program Oversight Committee for TRB andhas served on the Executive Committee since 2004.Past president of the American Association of StateHighway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) andcurrent AASHTO Executive Committee member, Steu-dle also serves on the Board of Directors of the Intelli-gent Transportation Society of America and theEngineering Society of Detroit and as Chair of the Uni-versity of Michigan Transportation Research InstituteAdvisory Board. He graduated from Lawrence Techno-logical University with a bachelor’s degree in construc-

tion engineering and, in 2012, wasinducted into the school’s Engineer-ing Hall of Fame. He is a registeredProfessional Engineer in Michigan.

Newly appointed to the Execu-tive Committee are Scott E. Bennett,Director, Arkansas State Highwayand Transportation Department;John S. Halikowski, Director, Ari-zona DOT; Susan Hanson, Distin-guished University ProfessorEmerita, School of Geography, ClarkUniversity; Steve Heminger, Execu-tive Director, Metropolitan Trans-portation Commission, Oakland,

California; Jeffrey D. Holt, Managing Director, Bank ofMontreal; Donald A. Osterberg, Senior Vice President,Safety and Security, Schneider National, Inc.; Gary C.Thomas, President and Executive Director, DallasArea Rapid Transit; and Phillip A. Washington, Gen-eral Manager, Denver Regional Transportation Dis-trict. Daniel Sperling, Professor of Civil Engineeringand Environmental Science and Policy and Director,Institute of Transportation Studies, University of Cal-ifornia, Davis, has been reappointed to the Executive

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Deborah H. Butler,2013 Executive CommitteeChair.

Butler presents SandraRosenbloom with a plaquehonoring her service asExecutive CommitteeChair.

New member JohnHalikowski, Arizona DOT,addresses the ExecutiveCommittee.

Susan Hanson, ClarkUniversity, is Chair of theSubcommittee forNational Research CouncilOversight. She previouslyserved on the ExecutiveCommittee from 2002 to2008.

New member ScottBennett, Arkansas StateHighway andTransportationDepartment, participatesin Executive Committeedeliberations.

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The Executive Committeeexplored current TRB initia-tives and future researchdirections. Executive Commit-tee members taking part inmeeting discussions for thefirst time since their appoint-ment included

Jeffrey Holt, Bank ofMontreal;

Phillip Washington, Den-ver Regional TransportationDistrict;

Donald Osterberg,Schneider National, Inc.; and

Steve Heminger, Metro-politan Transportation Com-mission, Oakland, California.

Newly appointed execu-tive committee member GaryThomas (left), Dallas AreaRapid Transit, confers withMark Kross (right), TechnicalActivities Council member.

Also participating in meetingdiscussions were

Daniel Sperling, Univer-sity of California, Davis;

Kelly Leone, FederalMotor Carrier Safety Admin-istration;

Michael Melaniphy,APTA; and

Therese McMillan, Fed-eral Transit Administration.

Thomas Leschine, Uni-versity of Washington, isMarine Board Chair.

Technical ActivitiesCouncil Chair Katherine Turn-bull updates the ExecutiveCommittee on the status ofstanding committee pro-grams.

Polly Trottenberg, U.S.DOT, addresses the commit-tee, with Victoria Arroyo(left), Georgetown Univer-sity, and John Porcari (right),U.S. DOT.

Joung Lee, 2012 YoungMembers Council Chair,shares information about thecouncil’s activities.

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