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Region 1
Jim Fallon, CT
Steve Pepin, MA
Glenn Roberts, NH
Mike Bonini, PA
“Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.”
Connecticut◦ Bradley J. Overturf, Transportation Supervising Planner◦ Michael Connors, Transportation Assistant Planning
Director Maryland
◦ Ms. Hua Xiang, Assistant Research Division Chief Massachusetts
◦ Steve Woelfel, Director of Strategic Planning New Hampshire
◦ Beth Klemann, Assistant Research Engineer Pennsylvania
◦ Andrea Bahoric, Planning Division Manager
New New MembersMembers
Connecticut Department of Transportation◦ Completed centralization of all
Research/Implementation functions into Policy and Planning
◦ Closed out 13 research studies◦ Funded three (3) new studies
New Jersey Department of Transportation◦ Updating Process/Procedures post 2CFR 200◦ Completed 17 research studies◦ Conducted 16th Annual Research Showcase◦ Participated in FHWA process review◦ Developing pre-award and post-award Risk Assessment
forms◦ Preparing to complete LTAP request for proposal
District Department of Transportation
◦ Two (2) new staff members◦ Two (2) dedicated funds for research implementation◦ New contract with our university partner◦ Completed 5 research projects◦ Lead on a large on-the-ground parking pilot project
in the city center◦ Assisted with Agency Initiatives:
Age-Friendly DCStewardship and Oversight AgreementEvery Day Counts
Maine Department of Transportation
◦ Doubled their staff◦ Recipient of FHWA award programs
Maryland State Highway Administration
◦ Completed their first competitive request for proposals process
New Hampshire Department of Transportation
◦ Completed 7 of the 2013 selected research studies◦ Recipient of FHWA award programs
Massachusetts Department of Transportation
◦ Successful delivery of two (2) Technology and Information Transfer Conferences Moving Together 2014 2015 Innovation Conference
◦ Facilitated key milestone deliveries for the two (2) RWIS technologies for testing and comparison
◦ Peer Exchange on November 2014 Key take away: Expedite the process from problem
statement to project initiation, and to track project implementation
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
◦ Conducted a PA Council of Transportation Universities meeting
◦ Received the Governor’s Office of Innovation award for “Innovation of the Year”
◦ Integrated the Municipal Research and Outreach section
◦ Completed a successful FHWA program review
Rhode Island◦ Identified and funded nine (9) new research studies◦ Recipient of FHWA award programs
Round 4◦ Connecticut -
Tools for Assessing Wider Economic Benefits of Transportation (C11) – Lead Adopter
◦ Maryland – Reliability Data and Analysis Tools (L02/L05/L07/L08/C11) – Proof of Concept Partnership to Develop an Integrated, Advanced Travel Demand Model and a Fine-Grained, Time Sensitive Network (C10) – Proof of Concept
◦ New York –Concept to Countermeasure – Research to Deployment Using the SHRP2 Safety Databases – Proof of Concept
Round 4 Continued◦ New Hampshire –
Project Management Strategies for Complex Projects (R10) — User Incentive
◦ New Jersey –Technologies to Enhance Quality Control on Asphalt Pavements (R06C) — Lead Adopter (infrared)
The Effect of Smart Growth Policies on Travel Demand/SmartGAP (C16 ) – User Incentive
◦ Maine - Technologies to Enhance Quality Control on Asphalt Pavements (R06C) — Proof of Concept (ground penetrating radar)
— Lead Adopter (infrared)
Round 4 Continued◦ Pennsylvania –
Tools to Improve PCC Pavement Smoothness During Construction (R06E) — Lead Adopter Nondestructive Testing for Concrete Bridge Decks (R06A) — Lead Adopter Nondestructive Testing for Tunnel Linings (R06G) — Proof of Concept Service Life Design for Bridges (R19A) — Lead AdopterManaging Risk in Rapid Renewal Projects (R09) — User Incentive
Round 5Delaware
o Railroad – DOT Mitigation Strategies (R16) – Lead Adopter District of Columbia
◦ 3D Utility Location Data Repository (R01A) - Proof of Concept
◦ Railroad – DOT Mitigation Strategies (R16) – User IncentiveMassachusetts
◦ Planning Process Bundle (C02/C08/C09/C12/C15) – Lead Adopter
Round 5New York
o Railroad – DOT Mitigation Strategies (R16) – Lead Adopter
Pennsylvania◦ Performance Specification for Rapid Renewal (R07) – Lead
Adopter◦ Planning Process Bundle (C02/C08/C09/C12/C15) – Lead
Adopter
Maine Department of Transportation
◦ Sarah Mildred Long Bridge Replacement Project - $1,000,000
New Hampshire◦ Bridge Monitoring Technology at Portsmouth Memorial
Bridge - $355,000◦ Pavement Preservation Project - $895,892
Rhode Island ◦ Innovative Arch Construction Project - $480,000
Pennsylvania
◦ Adaptive Traffic Signal Control - $720,000
Rhode Island ◦ Innovative Arch Construction Project - $480,000
Vermont◦ Advanced Traffic Monitoring - $981,780◦ Tri-State Advanced Transportation Management and
Traveler Information System - $1,000,000
District DOT◦ Apply for AID grant and use our STIC funding◦ Continue to advance our strategic
plan implementation: data initiatives, outreach, coordination, program management
◦ Broader involvement of intellectual capital of University consortium
◦ Process improvement for enhancing quality of research products
◦ Focus on implementation◦ Role in study on multimodal congestion measurement &
mitigation
New York DOT
◦ Peer Exchange (September 23 – 24)◦ Topic: Creating an Effective SPR Research Program◦ Expectations: Concise summary of best practices
and approaches, identification of gaps, and suggestions for future training
Pennsylvania DOT
◦ Implementation of high priority STIC innovations and research focused on the strategic agenda
◦ Re-engineering the Research Program Management System for tracking the Research Program
◦ Exploring idea of peer exchange
Massachusetts DOT◦ Continue focus on closing projects◦ Use methodologies and procedures to monitor project
implementation ◦ Improve interaction between the project champion and
the research project◦ Include a research training curriculum to further
educate Department and municipal personnel on the results of the research projects
New Hampshire DOT◦ Updating the RD&T2 Primer◦ Aggressive campaign for Research Problem Statements
Department wide◦ Mapping implemented research projects statewide
See You in Providence,
Rhode Island