MichaelPawlovich_VITA_20150517

Work:

Traffic Safety/Crash Data Engineer

Iowa Department of Transportation,

Highway Division, Systems Operations

Bureau, Office of Traffic and Safety

800 Lincoln Way

Ames, IA 50010

Phone: (515) 239-1428

Fax: (515) 239-1891

[email protected]

Personal:

735 K Ave

Nevada, Iowa 50201

Mobile: (515) 450-3863

[email protected]

Birth date, place: 8/25/70, Lake City, MN

Citizenship: U.S.A.

Registration: P.E., Iowa #17126

PERSONAL HISTORY AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Educational Background

Iowa State University Ph.D. Civil Engineering (Transportation) 2003

Thesis: Evaluating Traffic Safety Network Screening: An Initial Framework Utilizing the

Hierarchical Bayesian Philosophy

Iowa State University M.S. Civil Engineering (Transportation) 1996

Thesis: A Geographic Information System-based Accident Location and Analysis System

Iowa State University B.S. Civil Engineering 1994

Professional Employment

March 2000 – present: Traffic Safety/Crash Data Engineer (Iowa Department of Transportation,

Highway Division, Engineering Bureau, Office of Traffic and Safety), Ames, Iowa.

2008 – Current: Transportation Engineer Specialist

2005 – 2008: Transportation Engineer

2000 – 2005: Transportation Engineer Intern

2000 – 2000: TEI Emergency Appointment

Major Responsibilities:

Development/coordination of DOT risk management system, including:

o development of crash reduction factors/crash-related cost data

o analysis of design and road features related to crash causation/correlation

o analysis of work zone crash causes

o analysis of maintenance practices

o analysis of legal claims to determine mitigation measures

o develop and recommend corrective measures

Development/implementation of GIS for crash surveillance and analysis, including:

o coordination/implementation of emerging technologies

o development/testing of quality control for crash data accuracy

o provision of technical expertise/support to linkage between crash and other data

systems

o development of new methodologies for high crash location identification/systemic

countermeasure applications

Michael Pawlovich, Ph.D., P.E.

Michael D. Pawlovich, Ph.D., P.E. 3/15/2015

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Serve on committees related to highway information systems and other transportation

safety-related concerns, including availability as a mentor/resource throughout the country

Provide technical expertise, support, and leadership to the Statewide Traffic Records

Coordinating Committee (STRCC), particularly as the Chair of the Data Quality and

Analysis Coordination (DQAC) committee

Coordinate/participate in special investigations of potential problems

Perform research concerning safety issues as the principal investigator (P.I.) and

coordinating/collaborating with researchers within Iowa and throughout the country

Direct/perform Congressionally mandated safety program and specific project

countermeasure effectiveness studies, both programmatic and project investment evaluation.

Develop a training program/training materials for District and local personnel regarding

safety resources, tools, and analysis/analytical techniques

Major Recent/Ongoing Activities:

Activity Role Status

Web-based Safety Analysis Tool Lead Ongoing

Lane Departure CMF Development Monitor Ongoing

Iowa Crash Report Rewrite Team Co-Chair Ongoing

Crash Facts Development Team Co-Chair Ongoing

Safety GIS Portal Development Lead Ongoing

Design Exception Minimum Crash Criteria Lead Ongoing

Highway GIS Portal/Safety GIS Portal Team Ongoing

Curve Chevron CMF Development Monitor Ongoing

Rural Safety Synthesis Project TAC Ongoing

SHRP2 - NDS Intersection Study Monitor Ongoing

County, City, District Profile Automation Monitor Ongoing

Iowa-based SPF/CMF Development studies - project monitor Monitor Ongoing

Identification of HFST - curves Lead Ongoing

Comparables by Road Classification - curves Lead Ongoing

Comparables by Road Classification - segments Lead Ongoing

County Safety Plan Team - Data Team Ongoing

Comparables by Road Classification - intersections Lead Ongoing

Intersection Database Development team Team Ongoing

Segmentation Development team Lead Ongoing

Segment Safety Database Development team Team Ongoing

SHSP Advisory Team - Implementation Team Ongoing

SHSP Data Analysis - Web Portal team lead Lead Ongoing

SHSP Data Analysis - Web-based Analysis Tool team lead Lead Ongoing

Bayesian-based Safety Improvement Candidate Location (SICL)

list development Monitor Ongoing

Crash Report Form Update - 2015 - Co-Chair Co-Chair Ongoing

STRCC Data Quality and Analysis Coordination (DQAC)

Committee Chair Ongoing

SQL --> PC supporting Analysis Tools, Performance Measures,

Claims Management, Researchers, Partners Lead Ongoing

Friction Review Critical Crash Rate for Non-Interstate Team 2014

National I-80 Enforcement Project - Data Data 2013

Curve data analyses per Road Classification Data 2013

Intersection data analyses per Road Classification Data 2013

Interchange Database Development team Team 2013

Statewide Exit Loop Ramp Study Team 2013


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Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) Data Driven Analysis

"Forests" Lead 2012

SHSP Advisory Team - Formulation Team 2012

Driver's Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) Kaizen Team 2012

PUBLICATIONS AND CREATIVE WORKS

Articles in Peer Refereed Journals (Published or Accepted Papers) 10 published or accepted for publication.

10. Hallmark, S.L., Y. Qiu, M.D. Pawlovich, and T.J. McDonald. “Assessing the Safety Impacts of

Paved Shoulders”, Journal of Transportation Safety & Security, 5:2, 2013, pp. 131-147.

9. Peek-Asa, C., C. Britton, T. Young, M. Pawlovich, and S. Falb. Teenage driver crash incidence and

factors influencing crash injury by rurality. Journal of Safety Research, National Safety Council,

No. 41, 2010, pp. 487-492.

8. Cena, L., Keren, N., Li, W., Carriquiry, A. L., Pawlovich, M. D., & Freeman S. A., (2011). A

Bayesian assessment of the effect of highway bypasses in Iowa on crashes and crash rates, Journal

of Safety Research, 42(4): 241-252.

7. Li, W., A. Carriquiry, M. Pawlovich, and T. Welch. The Choice of Statistical Models in Road

Safety Countermeasure Effectiveness Studies in Iowa. Accident Analysis and Prevention, Vol. 40,

No. 4, 2008, pp. 1531–1542.

6. Hallmark, S.L., D.A. Veneziano, S. Falb, M. Pawlovich, and D. Witt. “Evaluation of Iowa’s

graduated driver’s licensing program”, Accident Analysis and Prevention, 40, 2008, pp. 1401-1405.

5. Mueller, Kim, Shauna L. Hallmark, Huaiqing Wu, and Michael Pawlovich. Impact of Left-Turn

Phasing on Older and Younger Drivers at High-Speed Signalized Intersections. ASCE Journal of

Transportation Engineering. Vol. 133, Num. 10. Oct. 2007. pp. 556-563.

4. Pawlovich, M., L. Wen, A. Carriquiry, and T. Welch. Iowa’s Experience with Road Diet Measures:

Use of Bayesian Approach to Assess Impacts on Crash Frequencies and Crash Rates. In

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, No. 1953,

Transportation Research Board of the National Academies, Washington, D.C., 2006, pp. 163–171.

3. Khattak, A. J., D. Pawlovich, R. Souleyrette, and S. Hallmark. Factors Related to More Severe

Older Driver Traffic Crash Injuries. Journal of Transportation Engineering, Vol. 128, No. 3, 2002,

pp. 243–249.

2. Khattak, A., M. Pawlovich, and R. Souleyrette. “An Investigation of Injury Severity of Older

Drivers in Iowa”, Proceedings of the 79th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board,

Transportation Research Board/National Research Council, Washington, D.C., January 2000.

1. Pawlovich, M., E. Jaselskis, and R. Souleyrette. "Emerging Concepts in Innovative Sign

Management Programs", Transportation Research Record No. 1553 Highway Operations, Capacity,

and Traffic Control and Traffic Control Devices, Visibility, and Evaluations, Transportation

Research Board/National Research Council, Washington, D.C., 1996, pp. 12-17.

Articles in Conference Proceedings 6 articles.

6. Cena, L., Keren, N., Pawlovich, M.D., “Effects of highway bypasses on crashes in Iowa

communities”, Proceedings of the 2007 Mid-Continent Transportation Research Symposium.

Ames, Iowa, Aug. 16-17, 2007.


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5. Pawlovich, Strauss, and Estochen. “The Application of Geographic Information Systems to

Improve Rural Highway Safety”, Rural Advanced Technology and Transportation Systems 1998

International Conference Proceedings, University Park, PA, August 1998, CD-ROM.

4. Pawlovich, Souleyrette, and Strauss. “A Typology for Studying Crash Dependence on Demographic

and Socioeconomic Data”, Crossroads 2000 Conference Proceedings, Iowa Department of

Transportation/Center for Transportation Research and Education, Aug. 19-20, 1998, pp. 209-215.

(see http://www.ctre.iastate.edu/pubs/#Newsletters)

3. Souleyrette, Strauss, Pawlovich, and Estochen. “Safety Data in a GIS Environment: New Tools for

the Four Es”, Proceedings of the 24th International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway

Information Systems, Minneapolis, MN, July 26-28, 1998.

2. Souleyrette, Strauss, Pawlovich, and Estochen. “GIS-ALAS, The Integration and Analysis of

Highway Crash Data in a GIS Environment”, AASHTO GIS Conference Proceedings, Salt Lake

City, Utah, April 1998.

1. Pawlovich, M. D., and R. R. Souleyrette. A GIS-based Accident and Location and Analysis System

(GIS-ALAS). Proceedings of the 1996 Semisesquicentennial Transportation Conference, Iowa State

University, Ames, 1996, pp. 29–34.

Funded Project Reports

8 project reports.

8. “Evaluating the effect of highway bypasses on traffic safety in Iowa communities”, Center for

Transportation Research and Education, October 2007. (project report – technical monitor)

7. “The Effect of Four-Lane to Three-Lane Conversion on the Number of Crashes and Crash Rates in

Iowa Roads,” Iowa Full-Bayesian Four-Lane to Three-Lane Conversion Analysis Project, Final

Report, June 2005, 55p. (creative component and final report)

6. “Development of New Strategies for Locating Safety Improvement Candidate Locations (Top 200+

List),” Iowa Department of Transportation, May 2005. (project report – technical monitor)

5. Carriquiry, A., and M. D. Pawlovich. From Empirical Bayes to Full Bayes: Methods for Analyzing

Traffic Safety Data. Iowa Department of Transportation, Ames, 2005.

http://www.dot.state.ia.us/crashanalysis/pdfs/eb_fb_comparison_whitepaper_october2004.pdf

4. Hallmark, S. L., R. Basavaraju, and M. Pawlovich. "Evaluation of the Iowa DOT’s Safety

Improvement Candidate List Process", Center for Transportation Research and Education

(CTRE)/Iowa State University (ISU). CTRE Project 00-74. June 2002. 81p.

http://www.intrans.iastate.edu/reports/SafetyCandidate.pdf. <accessed March 29, 2011>

3. Iowa Safety Management Systems Toolbox. Safety Management Systems (SMS) Committee,

March 2002. Contributor

2. Souleyrette, Strauss, Pawlovich, Estochen. Geographic Information System-based Accident

Location and Analysis System (GIS-ALAS) Project report: Phase II (4/99)

1. Souleyrette, Strauss, Pawlovich, Estochen. Geographic Information System-based Accident

Location and Analysis System (GIS-ALAS) Project report: Phase I (4/98)

Other Publications

4 publications.

4. Pawlovich, M. D. 2002. Safety Improvement Candidate Location (SICL) Methods. Ames, Iowa:

Iowa Department of Transportation, Engineering Bureau, Office of Traffic Safety.

3. Pawlovich. M. D. “A Typology for Studying Crash Dependence on Demographic and

Socioeconomic Data”, Compendium of Student Papers presented at the 1998 Transportation

Scholar’s Conference, Mid-America Transportation Center/Center for Transportation Research and

Education, Nov. 20, 1998.


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2. Pawlovich, M. D. “A Typology for Studying Crash Dependence on Demographic and

Socioeconomic Data,” 1998 Midwest Transportation Center Student Paper Competition, Ames, IA,

November 18, 1998. (presented, paper, won)

1. Mescher, Pawlovich, Rose, Tymkowicz. Bikeways and Trails Element Planning Report, prepared

for the Community Development Department, City of Ankeny, Iowa, prepared in completion of the

requirements for Transportation Systems Development and Management Laboratory, CE558, Fall

1994, ISU, Ames, IA

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GRANTS AND CONTRACTS AWARDED

Awarded 72 grants as grant manager, with total funds equaling $3,535,900.

Task Amount Source

Development of a web-based Safety Analysis Tool $500,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2016

SPF/CMF Development $100,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2016

Iowa Traffic Safety Data Service $50,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2016

Database Development $175,000 NHTSA FFY 2015

User Tools Training $15,000 NHTSA FFY 2015

Travel $10,000 NHTSA FFY 2015

Development of a Traffic Safety Web Portal $100,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2015

Development of a web-based Safety Analysis Tool $400,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2015


Database Development $175,000 NHTSA FFY 2014



SPF/CMF Development $100,000 FHWA SFY 2014

SPF/CMF Development $200,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2014


Intersection/Interchange Database Development $205,000 NHTSA FFY 2013



Iowa Traffic Safety Data Service Center $20,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2013

Intersection Magic/Diagram Magic Statewide License $16,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2013

Website: Profiles Presentation Materials Automation $40,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2013

Website: Enhancements to Safety Information and Data $15,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2013

Data Analysis: Crash Facts $20,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2013

CMV/Truck Statewide Crash Causation Analysis $40,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2013

User Tools Improvement $30,000 NHTSA FFY 2012





The Impact of Roadway Characteristics on Safety Improvement Prioritization $25,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2012

Low-Cost Treatment on Curves - Phase II $20,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2012



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Intersection Magic/Diagram Magic Statewide License Renewal $13,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2011

Evaluation of Dynamic Warning Signs at High Crash Rural Curves, Phase II $40,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2011




Evaluation of Dynamic Warning Signs at High Crash Rural Curves, Phase II $40,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2010

Safety Analyst (FHWA) $20,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2010




Intersection Magic/Diagram Magic Statewide License Renewal $13,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2009

Exploration & Comparison of Alternative Methods for Development of the

Top 5% Severe Safety Needs

$30,000 Iowa DOT

SFY 2009

Evaluation of Dynamic Warning Signs at High Crash Rural Curves, Phase 1 $40,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2009

User Tools Development $30,000 FHWA FFY 2008




Development of Improved Candidate Location (SICL) Method $30,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2008

Before-After Impacts of Iowa Bypasses on Communities $30,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2008

Expressway Corridor Safety & Economic Impacts $45,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2008

Development of Statewide Comparables/Expected Crash Values $30,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2008

Identifying High Crash Curves $15,200 Iowa DOT SFY 2008

Developing Crash Analysis for Resurfacing Projects $15,200 Iowa DOT SFY 2008

Iowa Traffic Safety Data Service (ITSDS) $20,000 NHTSA FFY 2007



Intersection Magic Statewide License $10,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2007


Intersection Magic Software Statewide License Renewal $10,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2006

Enhanced Statistical Procedures for Statewide Safety Candidate List $20,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2005

GIS-SAVER: Next Generation Software Platform $25,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2005

Intersection Magic Software Statewide License Renewal $10,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2005



Development of New Strategies for Locating Safety Improvement Candidate

Locations (Top 200+ List)

$45,000 Iowa DOT

SFY 2004

Intersection Safety Data Collection and Analysis System $43,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2003

Traffic and Safety Manual $18,000 Iowa DOT SFY 2003

Integration of Existing & Identification of Future Data Sources for Improved

Intersection Safety Analysis

$26,500 Iowa DOT

SFY 2002

HONORS, RECOGNITIONS, AND OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS

Iowa Transportation Hero: Hero of Technology and Industry, Iowa Transportation Museum,

Grinnell, IA, May 1, 2009.

Edmund R. Ricker Transportation Safety Award – Iowa Department of Transportation, Safety

Group, 2008.


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National Roadway Safety Awards, US DOT/FHWA, Program Planning, Evaluation, and

Development Category – Local Roads Safety Initiative, Iowa Department of Transportation, 2007

The Safety Leadership Award, AASHTO, Iowa Department of Transportation, 2005.

National Roadway Safety Awards, US DOT/FHWA, Operational Improvements Category –

Highway Safety GIS, Iowa Department of Transportation, 2005.

Honorable Mention: Best Practices Competition, 2002 Association of Transportation Safety

Information Professionals, Iowa’s Safety Data Exploration Resource: an Information System for the

five E’s of Highway Safety, Orlando, FL, August 6, 2002.

Non-physical Research Award Winner. 1998 Transportation Scholar’s Conference, Mid-America

Transportation Center/Center for Transportation Research and Education, Nov. 20, 1998.

Western Coal Association Outstanding Student in Transportation, 1995.

Paul Foster Barnard Scholarship Recipient, 1990-1993.

National Merit Finalist, 1989.

ABSTRACTS AND TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS

Presentations – Invited

18. “Safety, Data, Visualization, Exploration, and Analysis”, Transportation Students Association, Iowa

State University, Ames, IA, December 1, 2014.

17. “Iowa’s Crash Data Analysis Resources – Serving a Wide Spectrum of Users,” Highway

Engineering Exchange Program (HEEP), Ames, IA, April 12, 2006. (presentation – invited)

16. With Joyce Emery (colleague), “Data Analysis – Crash Analysis Tools and Training: GIS-SAVER,

CMaT,” Missouri DOT Safety Scanning Tour to Iowa and Minnesota, Ames, IA, October 16, 2005.

(presentation – invited)

15. With Joyce Emery (colleague), “Data Collection – Collection Process: From crash scene to safety

professional’s desk,” Missouri DOT Safety Scanning Tour to Iowa and Minnesota, Ames, IA,

October 16, 2005. (presentation – invited)

14. With Tom Stout (colleague), “Iowa 4-lane to 3-lane Conversions,” 10th Annual Office of Traffic and

Safety Engineering Forum, West Des Moines, IA, October 13, 2005. (presentation – invited)

13. With Joyce Emery (colleague), “Crash Data and Analysis Tools Overview,”10th Annual Office of

Traffic and Safety Engineering Forum, West Des Moines, IA, October 13, 2005. (presentation –

invited)

12. With Wen Li (graduate student) and Alicia Carriquiry (colleague), “The Effect of Four-lane to

Three-lane Conversion on the Crash Frequencies and Crash Rates on Iowa Roads: A Summary”,

Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP), Chicago, IL, October 10, 2005.

(presentation – invited and conference proceedings)

11. With Wen Li (graduate student) and Alicia Carriquiry (colleague), “The Effect of Four-lane to

Three-lane Conversion on the Crash Frequencies and Crash Rates on Iowa Roads: A Summary”,

Mid-Continent Symposium, Ames, IA, August 18, 2005. (presentation – invited and conference

proceedings)

10. “Providing Data for Safety Conscious Planning,” 2005 Western Plains MPO Conference Agenda,

Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and South Dakota Department of Transportation

(SDDOT), Lead-Deadwood, SD, March 30, 2005. (presentation – invited and proceedings)

9. “Safety in Planning: Data Needs/Availability (Iowa)”, Safety Conscious Planning Scanning Tour,

Des Moines, IA, April 14, 2005. (presentation - invited)

8. “Iowa DOT Crash Analysis Resources: Past, Present, Future,” 2004 IDDEA Group Fall

Conference, Session 21, Ames, IA, October 7, 2004. (presentation – invited)


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7. With Joyce Emery (colleague), “Crash Data and Analysis Tools Overview,”9th Annual Office of

Traffic and Safety Engineering Forum, West Des Moines, IA, September 30, 2004. (presentation –

invited)

6. “Iowa Crash Data (or, Where is our 2001 data?),” Iowa Traffic Control and Safety Association

(ITSCA), Ames, Iowa, November 6, 2003. (presentation – invited)

5. “Iowa Crash Data and Systems,” Statewide Traffic Records Advisory Committee (STRAC), Ames,

IA, September 26, 2003. (presentation – invited)

4. “2 Iowa Safety Efforts: Analyst Tool & Location Aggregation Project,” SafetyAnalyst Technical

Working Group Annual Meeting, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Turner-Fairbank

Highway Research Center (TFHRC), McLean, VA, July 8, 2003. (presentation – invited)

3. “Geographic Information System-based Safety Analysis, Visualization, and Exploration Resource

(GIS-SAVER) for Engineering, Enforcement, Education, Emergency Response, and Everyone Else!

(GIS-SAVER: E5) – Marion TraCS Data Examples (MARS data),” TraCS Scanning Tour, Des

Moines, IA, May 7, 2003. (presentation – invited)



(GIS-SAVER: E5) – Marion TraCS Data Examples (MARS data),” Information Forum and

Demonstration of the National Model for the Statewide Application of Data Collection and

Management Technology to Improve Highway Safety (TraCS), West Des Moines, IA, November

20, 2002. (presentation – invited)



(GIS-SAVER: E5) – Marion TraCS Data Examples (MARS data),” TraCS In-State Users Meeting,

Des Moines, IA, October 2, 2002. (presentation – invited)

Presentation and Proceedings

14. With Zach Hans (colleague), “Officer Training Initiatives: Identifying Needs from Varying

Perspectives and Developing Training Efforts and Materials,” 32nd International Forum on Traffic

Records and Highway Information Systems, Session 48, Palm Desert, CA, August 3, 2006.

(presentation and proceedings)

13. “Training Disparate Users on Analysis Tools and Analytical Methods/Interpretation – Iowa’s Crash

Data Analysis Resources Serving a Wide Spectrum of Users,” 32nd International Forum on Traffic

Records and Highway Information Systems, Session 37, Palm Desert, CA, August 2, 2006.


12. “Safety Conscious Planning: How Can We Support the Planning and Engineering Community?

(Iowa),” 32nd International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway Information Systems, Session

32, Palm Desert, CA, August 1, 2006. (presentation –invited and proceedings)

11. “Post-submittal Edits: Micro Edits via SAS on the State Database,” 32nd International Forum on

Traffic Records and Highway Information Systems, Session 12, Palm Desert, CA, July 31, 2006.


10. With Joyce Emery (colleague), “Bayes in Many Flavors: An Illustration Using a Before-After

Study in Iowa,” Proceedings of the 85th Annual Meeting of TRB, Washington, D.C., January, 2006.

9. With Scott Falb (colleague), “Making Data Quality – Iowa Style – How to Prevent MMUCC

(Crash) Data from becoming Mucky Vol. 2 – Using MMUCC Data Design, Data Editing, Training

Peace Officers in Crash Reporting,” 31st International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway

Information Systems, Session 46, Buffalo, NY, August 3, 2005. (presentation and proceedings)

8. With Scott Falb (colleague), “How to Prevent MMUCC (Crash) Data from becoming Mucky – A

Study of the Creation of Iowa’s New Data Editing Process and the Officer Training Program it

Helped Create,” 31st International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway Information Systems,

Session 35, Buffalo, NY, August 3, 2005. (presentation and proceedings)


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7. With Scott Falb (colleague), “Success by the Numbers: Tracking the Success of Iowa’s Safety Belt

Law & Child Safety Seat Law,” 31st International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway

Information Systems, Session 22, Buffalo, NY, August 2, 2005. (presentation and proceedings)

6. With Scott Falb (colleague), “A Study of the Interaction of Younger and Older Drivers in High

Speed Expressway Fatal Crashes,” 30th International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway

Information Systems, Session 36, Nashville, TN, July 28, 2004. (presentation and proceedings)

5. “MMUCC Implementation: Report from the Field – Processing the New MMUCC Data:

Implications for Data Mining and Summary Statistics (or Dealing with the new MMUCC),” 30th

International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway Information Systems, Session 17, Nashville,

TN, July 27, 2004. (presentation and proceedings)

4. “Safety in Planning: Data Needs from a Rural Perspective (Iowa),” 30th International Forum on

Traffic Records and Highway Information Systems, Session 10, Nashville, TN, July 26, 2004.


3. “Near Real-Time Crash Data During Highway Reconstruction (I-235 through Des Moines),” 29th

International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway Information Systems, Denver, CO, July 16,

2003. (presentation and proceedings)

2. “Characterizing Iowa,” 29th International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway Information

Systems, Denver, CO, July 16, 2003. (moderator – Iowa Analysis Systems – presentation and

proceedings)



(GIS-SAVER: E5),” 28th International Forum on Traffic Records and Highway Information

Systems, Orlando, FL, August 5, 2002. (presentation and proceedings)

Presentations

27. Safety Analysis, Visualization, and Exploration Resource (SAVER), TraCS In-State User’s Annual

Meeting, West Des Moines, IA, October 2, 2002.

26. Crash Analysis Tools, Iowa Annual Traffic Safety Forum, West Des Moines, IA, September 19,

2002.

25. Safety Analysis, Visualization, and Exploration Resource (SAVER), Initial Training Session,Ames,

IA, September, 2002.

24. Iowa’s Safety Data Exploration Resource: an Information System for the five E’s of Highway

Safety, Session 9: Safety Data Analysis, 28th International Traffic Records Forum, Orlando, FL,

August 4-8, 2002.

23. Iowa’s Safety Data Exploration Resource: an Information System for the five E’s of Highway

Safety, Session 12: Best Practices in Highway Safety Data, 28th International Traffic Records

Forum, Orlando, FL, August 4-8, 2002.

22. Accident Location Analysis System (ALAS) Tools, National Model for the Statewide Application of

Data Collection and Management Technology to Improve Highway Safety - Information Forum and

Demonstration, Des Moines, IA, May 7, 2002.

21. GIS-ALAS for TraCS – Making Your Electronic Crash Data Work for You. 2002 Governor’s

Highway Traffic Safety Conference, Cedar Rapids, March 28, 2002.

20. Strategic Highway Safety Planning: Safety Improvement Candidate Locations (SICLs). Iowa State

University course CE552, February 7, 2002.

19. Iowa’s Crash Analysis Tool Kit: GIS-ALAS, Intersection Magic, and Access-ALAS, National

Model for the Statewide Application of Data Collection and Management Technology to Improve

Highway Safety - Information Forum and Demonstration, Des Moines, IA, November 7, 2001.

18. Iowa’s Crash Analysis Tool Kit: GIS-ALAS, Intersection Magic, and Access-ALAS (booth),

Consulting Engineer’s Council Conference, Ames, IA, October 17, 2001.


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17. Iowa’s Crash Analysis Tool Kit: GIS-ALAS, Intersection Magic, and Access-ALAS, Statewide

Traffic Accident Records Symposium, Ames, IA, February 13-14, 2001.

16. Iowa’s Crash Analysis Tool Kit: GIS-ALAS, Intersection Magic, and Access-ALAS, FHWA

Midwest Region Safety Conference, Chicago, IL, December 6-8, 2000.



Highway Safety - Information Forum and Demonstration to Interested States, Des Moines, IA,

November 3-4, 2000.

14. Iowa’s Crash Analysis Tool Kit: GIS-ALAS, Intersection Magic, and Access-ALAS (booth),

Consulting Engineer’s Council Conference, Ames, IA, October 18, 2000.



Highway Safety - Information Forum and Demonstration to the State of Alabama, Des Moines, IA,

September 26-27, 2000.

12. An Investigation of Injury Severity of Older Drivers in Iowa, presented at the 79th Annual Meeting

of the Transportation Research Board, Transportation Research Board/National Research Council,

Washington, D.C., January 2000

11. Traffic Crash Data for Use by Maintenance Personnel, Iowa Maintenance Management Team

(MMT), December 8, 1999.

10. Alternative Traffic Crash Analysis and Display Examples, Iowa Statewide Traffic Records Advisory

Committee (STRAC), December 2, 1999.

9. Statewide Traffic Crash Analysis and Display Capabilities, Iowa Safety Management Systems

(SMS) committee, November 18, 1999.

8. Traffic Crash Analysis Capabilities Available for Iowa, Iowa DOT Engineering Division, October

28, 1999.

7. Crash Analysis Using GIS-ALAS and Integration with Intersection Magic, Iowa Traffic Engineering

and Traffic Safety Forum, December 9, 1998.

6. A Typology for Studying Crash Dependence on Demographic and Socioeconomic Data, 1998

Transportation Scholar’s Conference, Mid-America Transportation Center/Center for Transportation

Research and Education, Nov. 20, 1998.

5. Geographic Information System-based Accident Location and Analysis System and Graduate

School Opportunities/Experiences at Iowa State, ISU ASCE Student Chapter, October 27, 1998.

4. Geographic Information System-based Accident Location and Analysis System, 1998 Fall Iowa

Traffic Control and Safety Conference (ITSCA), Ames, Iowa, October 22-23, 1998.

3. The Application of Geographic Information Systems to Improve Rural Highway Safety, Rural

Advanced Technology and Transportation Systems 1998 International Conference, University Park,

PA, Aug. 30-Sept. 2, 1998.

2. A Typology for Studying Crash Dependence on Demographic and Socioeconomic Data, Crossroads

2000 Conference, Iowa Department of Transportation/Center for Transportation Research and

Education, Scheman Building, ISU Center, Aug. 20, 1998.

1. Emerging Concepts in Innovative Sign Management Programs, Transportation Research

Board/National Research Council, Washington, D.C., January 1996.

INSTRUCTION AND SUPERVISION

Courses taught at ISU

Semester Course Department

Spr 2014 CE 453: Highway Design CCEE

Spr 2015 CE 453: Highway Design CCEE


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Other class interactions at ISU

10/5/06 I Tech 296: Fire Protection and Prevention -- Highway Traffic Crashes and Fire ISU Ind Tech

10/5/06 TSM 577: System Safety -- Highway Traffic Crashes

ISU System

Safety

11/3/06

CE 553: Traffic Engineering -- Highway Traffic Crashes/Safety - wide

overview ISU CCEE

11/8/06 CE 553: Traffic Engineering -- Highway Traffic Crashes/Safety - specific ISU CCEE

2/21/07 CE552: Traffic Safety -- Crash Analysis Tools ISU CCEE


ISU System

Safety

11/5/07

CE 553: Traffic Engineering -- Highway Traffic Crashes/Safety - wide

overview ISU CCEE


ISU System

Safety

1/25/11 CE 552: Crash Data ISU CCEE

Student Interaction

Graduate Students (served as a POS committee member)

Name Degree Graduation Department

Kristian Schmidt Ph.D. 2012 Statistics

Bo Wang M.S. 2012 Civil Engr

Danielle Mulholland M.S. 2011 Civil Engineering

Kristian Schmidt M.S. 2008 Statistics

Lorenzo Cena M.S. 2007

Agricultural and

Biosystems

Engoneering

Wen Li M.S. 2005 Statistics

Todd Knox M.S. 2005 Civil Engineering

Hossein Naraghi M.S. 2004 Civil Engineering

Turhan Yerdelen M.S. 2003 Civil Engineering

Graduate Students (project level interaction)

Name Department Status Degree

Jasmeet Singh Com Sci Graduate M.S.

Saravana Com Sci Graduate M.S.

Archit Sarif Com Sci Graduate M.S.

Soumya Shetty Com Sci Graduate M.S.

Bhagvanth Ram Vattamulli Com Sci Graduate M.S.

Renish Palapetty Com Sci Graduate M.S.

Undergraduate Students Mentored

Name Department Status Time Frame

Parker Ridgway CivE Senior Summer 2014 +

Logan Peterson CivE Senior Summer 2014 Concentration on studies

Stephen Bienchetta CivE Senior Fall 2013 +

Jacob Luesebrink ConE Senior Fall 2013 – Fall 2014 Graduation


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Zachariah Heimer CivE Senior Fall 2013 – Spring 2014 Transferred to DOT District

Cheng Hsien Tan CivE Senior Fall 2013 Graduation

Cortney Seiberlich CivE Junior Summer 2013 +

Kaitlyn Schieltz IE Freshman Summer 2013 Concentration on studies

Eric Blomgren CivE Senior Summer & Fall 2013 Graduated

Sasha Weir CivE Junior Summer 2013 Transferred to DOT Bridges

Keith Rowley CivE Junior Fall 2012 +

Kelly Henrichs CivE Junior Fall 2012 - Summer 2013 Transferred to DOT Methods

Nathan Fischer CivE Junior Summer 2012 & 2013 Concentration on studies

Brian Meyer CivE Graduate Spring 2013 Graduated

Casey Dix CivE Graduate Summer 2012 Graduated

Eric Garlock AeroE Graduate Spring 2012 Graduated

Jason Kujak AeroE Graduate Summer/Fall 2011 Kocsis Technologies, Inc.

Kyle Nicholas AeroE Freshman Summer/Fall 2011 Concentration on studies

Kan Long CivE Graduated Summer 2011 MS @ Texas, Austin

Tyler Zoz CivE Graduate Graduated

Brian Castro CivE Graduate Illinois DOT

Scott Johnson CivE Senior Concentration on studies

Bo Wang CivE Graduate Graduate student ISU/CTRE

Na Ning CivE Graduate Graduate student ISU/CTRE

Tommy Williams IE Graduate Concentration on studies

Danielle Mulholland CivE Graduate Iowa DOT, ISU MS

Khoa Nguyen CivE Graduate Kiewit

Khyle Clute CivE Graduate Iowa DOT

Dave Workman CivE Graduate CA DOT

Steven Schroder CivE Graduate Iowa DOT

Amber Schmidt CivE Graduate Graduated

Christine Walker CivE Graduate Graduated

Hugh Bigalk CivE Graduate Graduated

Katy McGhee CivE Graduate Concentration on Studies

SERVICE (PUBLIC, PROFESSIONAL/DISCIPLINARY, AND UNIVERSITY)

Service to Disciplinary and Professional Societies or Associations

Professional Memberships and Committee Service

Association of Transportation Safety Information Professionals, 2003 – present

American Statistical Association (ASA)/Transportation Statistics Interest Group (TSIG), 2011 - present

Specific Professional Activities

Transportation Research Board (TRB)

Member of ABJ80 – Committee on Statistical Methods

Friend of ABJ60 – Committee on Spatial Data and Information Science

Friend of AHB60 – Committee on Rail Grade Crossings

Friend of ANB10 – Committee on Transportation Safety Management

Friend of ANB20 – Committee on Safety

Friend of ANB25 – Committee on Safety Data Analysis and Evaluation

Iowa Statewide Traffic Records Coordinating Committee (STRCC), 2000 – present

STRCC Data Quality and Analysis Coordination (DQAC) committee chair, 2006 - present

FHWA Workzone Safety Grant: Guidance for Work Zone Crash Data Analysis: Expert Panel, 2011


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Roadway Safety Data Partnership (RSDP) State Safety Data Capabilities Assessment Survey - Iowa

Team, Team Lead, 2011

Roadway Safety Data Partnership (RSDP) Peer Exchange, Indianapolis, IN, August 15-16, 2012

Strategic Highway Research Program 2 (SHRP2) S07: Expert Task Group, 2008-2009

Strategic Highway Research Program 2 (SHRP2) Safety Data Enclave Stakeholder Workshop,

Washington, DC, October 2, 2013

Strategies for Using GIS in Advancing Highway Safety - Review Panel – 2014+

CMF Development Training Course review panel – 2014+

National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP)

8-44(2) – GIS Layers: Survey and Data Participant, 2007

Synthesis 370 - Animal-Vehicle Collision Data Collection: Topic Panelist, 2005-2007

17-18(03) – 500 Series, Volume 21 Data Guide: Topic Panelist, December 2005

20-64 – TransXML Crash Report Schema/Safety Analysis Schema: Survey and Comment

Participant, 2005

Synthesis 36-03 – New Technologies for Improving Safety Data: Survey Participant, 2005

17-23 - Safety Impacts and Other Implications of Raised Speed Limits on High Speed Roads:

Contributor (minor)/Reviewer, 2004

Comprehensive Highway Safety Information Model (CHSIM)/SafetyAnalyst: Technical Working

Group, 2001-2010

Other Professional Service Contributions

Paper Reviews

Year Journal #

2014 Journal of the Transportation Research Record 9


Journal of Transportation Safety & Security 1




Transport (U.K. Institution of Civil Engr.) 1








Professional Development

Training Dates Location Sponsor

Identification and Treatment of High

Hazard Locations November 3-5, 1999 Evanston, IL NWU Traffic Institute

Train the Trainer School on the Revised

Motor Vehicle Accident Form November 9, 2000

Camp Dodge,

IA ILEA and Iowa DOT

Fundamentals of SAS Programming February 13-21, 2001 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Traffic and Transportation Engineering

Seminar (Northwestern) November 26-30, 2001 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT


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Traffic and Transportation Engineering

Seminar (Northwestern) December 10-14, 2001 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Safety & Operational Effects of Highway

Design Features on 2-Lane Rural

Highways October 1-3, 2002 Ames, Iowa

FHWA and Iowa

DOT

Traffic Records Forum July 14-17, 2003 Denver, CO ATSIP

Human Factors for Transportation

Engineers April 19, 2004 Ames, Iowa

FHWA and Iowa

DOT

Traffic Records Forum July 25-29, 2004 Nashville, TN ATSIP

Traffic & Safety Engineering Forum September 30, 2004

West Des

Moines, IA Iowa DOT

IDDEA Conference October 7, 2004 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Safety Concious Planning Rural Domestic

Scanning Tour April 14, 2005 Ames, Iowa FHWA

Intersection Safety Workshop May 19, 2005 Ames, Iowa

FHWA and Iowa

DOT

Illinois DOT Safety Bureau Scanning Tour June 21, 2005 Moline, IL Illinois DOT

Synchro and SimTraffic for Managers June 22, 2005 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Mid-Continent Transportation Research

Symposium August 18, 2005 Ames, Iowa InTrans/CTRE

Traffic Records Forum July 30-August 3, 2006

Palm Desert,

CA ATSIP

Model Inventory of Roadway Elements

(MIRE) Workshop August 3, 2006

Palm Desert,

CA FHWA

EMS Data Collection October 24, 2006 Ames, Iowa IDPH/Bureau of EMS

GAO Best Practices Scanning Tour October 24 - 25, 2006 Ames, Iowa GAO

Traffic & Safety Engineering Forum December 4, 2006

West Des

Moines, IA Iowa DOT

Introduction to Roadside Delineation December 12, 2006 Webinar FHWA

Comprehensive Highway Safety Program

(CHSP) Summit May 14, 2007

West Des

Moines, IA Iowa DOT

Traffic Records Forum July 22-26, 2007 St. Louis, MO ATSIP

Mid-Continent Transportation Research

Symposium August 16, 2007 Ames, Iowa InTrans/CTRE

Iowa DOT Traffic and Safety Forum October 31, 2007

Des Moines,

Iowa Iowa DOT

Traffic Impact Studies November 1, 2007 Webinar FHWA

Multi-Disciplinary Safety Planning Forum March 10, 2008 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

2008 Upper Midwest Traffic Operations

and Safety Engineering Summit March 28-29, 2008 La Crosse, WI WI DOT

Iowa Roundabout Conference August 26, 2008 Ames, Iowa

Iowa DOT and

ISU/CTRE

TAS Safety Forum October 28, 2008

West Des

Moines, IA Iowa DOT

MIRE: Proposed Alignment/Segment

Variables December 18, 2008 Webinar FHWA

MIRE January 29, 2009 Webinar FHWA

MIRE: Interchange and Ramps March 3, 2009 Webinar FHWA

IHSDM RSA March 12, 2009 Webinar FHWA

MIRE April 7, 2009 Webinar FHWA

2009 National Safety Performance

Function Summit July 29-30,2009 Chicago, IL

FHWA and Illinois

DOT

Ezra Hauer Safety Workshop August 12-13, 2009 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Mid-Continent Consortium Conference August 20-21, 2009 Ames, Iowa InTrans/CTRE


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Iowa DOT Traffic and Safety Forum November 4, 2009

Des Moines,

Iowa

Iowa DOT and

ISU/InTrans

Human Factors Focus Groups November 5, 2009 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

MMIRE Management Information System

(MIS) November 17-18, 2009 Ames, Iowa FHWA

CMF Clearinghouse December 1, 2009 Webinar FHWA

HSM March 31, 2010 Webinar FHWA

IHSDM May 19, 2010 Webinar FHWA

GIS Forum - Safety\Crash GeoDecisions May 20, 2010 Ames, Iowa FHWA

TZD: Overview of the TZD Initiative and

Safety Culture June 1, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

GIS Forum - What's New in ArcGIS

Desktop 10, Part One June 3, 2010 Ames, Iowa FHWA

GIS Forum - What's New in ArcGIS

Desktop 10, Part Two June 8, 2010 Ames, Iowa FHWA

Development of LiDAR Session II June 9, 2010 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

TZD: Safer Infrastructure June 10, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

TZD: Safer Vehicles June 10, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

HSM: HSM Applications to Two-lane

Rural Roads June 16, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

HSM: HSM Application to

Urban/Suburban Intersections June 22, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

HSM: Project Identification Using the

HSM June 24, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

HSMr: HSM Applications to Rural

Intersections June 29, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

TZD: Road User Safety June 30, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

HSM: HSM Applications to Multilane

Highways July 7, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

HSM: HSM Applications to

Urban/Suburban Roads July 8, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

HSM: HSM Applications to Rural

Multilane Intersections July 13, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

HSM: HSM Applications to Horizontal

Curves July 14, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

Traffic Records Forum July 25-28, 2010

New Orleans,

LA ATSIP

HSM: HSM Applications to HSIP August 4, 2010 Webinar FHWA/AASHTO

Fundamentals of the Highway Safety

Manual Predictive Method October 26, 2010 Webinar

ITE and Snyder and

Assoc.

Predicting Crash Frequency on Rural

Highways November 2, 2010 Webinar

ITE and Snyder and

Assoc.

Predicting Crash Frequency on Urban and

Suburban Arterials November 9, 2010 Webinar

ITE and Snyder and

Assoc.

Geography Awareness Week 2010 and GIS

Day Seminars November 15-17, 2010 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Applying HSM Crash Modification Factors November 16, 2010 Webinar

ITE and Snyder and

Assoc.

Utah Rural Safety December 7, 2010 Webinar CERS

Roundabouts January 25, 2011 Webinar FHWA

HSM Practitioner's Guide for Rural Two-

Lane Roads and Rural Multilane Highways

& Urban/Suburban Arterials February 15-16, 2011 Ames, Iowa

ISU/InTrans and

LTAP

Road Safety Audits February 24, 2011 Webinar FHWA


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2nd Edition Roundabout Guide March 9, 2011 Webinar FHWA

Federal Aid Highways 101 March 28-29, 2011 Ames, Iowa

FHWA and Iowa

DOT

HSIP Online Reporting Tool April 14, 2011 Webinar FHWA

NCHRP 17-51: Infrastructure and the

Physical Environment June 2, 2011 Webinar FHWA

NCHRP 17-51: Vulnerable Road Users:

Older Road Users June 6, 2011 Webinar FHWA

NCHRP 17-51: Vulnerable Users -

Pedestrians and Bicyclists June 6, 2011 Webinar FHWA

NCHRP 17-51: Data, Information

Systems, and Analysis Tools June 10, 2011 Webinar FHWA

NCHRP 17-51: Law Enforcement and the

Legal System June 20, 2011 Webinar FHWA

NCHRP 17-51: Vulnerable Road Users:

Motorcyclists June 20, 2011 Webinar FHWA

HSIP Online Report Tool Training July 27, 2011 Webinar FHWA

Traffic Records Forum July 31-August 3, 2011 Charlotte, NC ATSIP

InTrans Mid-Continent Syposium August 18-19, 2011 Ames, Iowa InTrans/CTRE

NCHRP 17-51: Data and Information

Systems August 31, 2011 Webinar NCHRP

NCHRP 17-51: Leadership and

Performance Measurements September 1, 2011 Webinar NCHRP

NCHRP 17-51: Information and

Knowledge Management September 1, 2011 Webinar NCHRP

NCHRP 17-51: Communications September 6, 2011 Webinar NCHRP

Roadway Safety Data Partnership (RSDP) September 6, 2011 Ames, Iowa FHWA

Ourston Roundabout Training October 3, 2011 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Local and Rural Road Safety Resources:

Roadway Departure Safety October 5, 2011 Webinar FHWA


Road Safety Information Analysis October 12, 2011 Webinar FHWA

TAS Forum October 13, 2011

West Des

Moines, IA Iowa DOT

Asset Management Guide: Applying the

Guide Webinar November 2, 2011 Webinar AASHTO


Intersection Safety November 9, 2011 Webinar FHWA

Asset Management Guide: Guide

Overview and Getting Started November 16, 2011 Webinar AASHTO

Asset Management Guide: The Asset

Management Plan (TAMP) November 30, 2011 Webinar AASHTO

Asset Management Guide: Tools &

Techniques for Implementing the TAMP December 14, 2011 Webinar AASHTO

Systemic Approaches to Roadway Safety

Web Conference July 19, 2012 Webinar FHWA

Science of Crash Modification Factors April 9, 2012 Webinar FHWA/NHI

Highway Safety Manual Online Overview April 9, 2012 Webinar NHI

Fundamentals Data Elements (FDE) April 26, 2012 Webinar FHWA

Safety Webinar May 8, 2012 Webinar FHWA

Geospatial Data Forum - Querying Data in

GeoMedia June 13, 2012 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Geospatial Data Forum - Querying Data in

ArcGIS Desktop June 27, 2012 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT


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Data Peer Exchange Presentations July 11, 2012 Webinar FHWA

Geospatial Data Forum - Seeing Spatial

Data in a Browser July 11, 2012 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Traffic Records Forum October 28-31, 2012 Biloxi, MS ATSIP

Governor's Highway Traffic Safety

Conference March 19-20, 2013

Des Moines,

Iowa Iowa GTSB

National Association of County Engineers

(NACE) Conference April 23, 2013

Des Moines,

Iowa NACE

Safety R&D Human Factors May 20, 2013 Ames, Iowa FHWA

MAP-21 State Safety Data System

Guidance and Memorandum on Geospatial

Network for All Public Roads May 21, 2013 Webinar FHWA

Mid-Continent Symposium August 15-16, 2013 Ames, Iowa InTrans/CTRE

Traffic and Safety Forum September 18, 2013

Des Moines,

Iowa Iowa DOT

GIS Online October 3, 2013 Ames, Iowa Iowa DOT

Traffic Records Forum October 27-30, 2013 St. Paul, MN ATSIP

SHRP2 Economic Impact Tools November 11, 2013 Webinar SHRP2/FHWA

HCM 2010: What’s New with

Unsignalized Intersection Methodologies November 20, 2013 Webinar FHWA

SHRP2 Naturalistic Driving Study March 11, 2014 Webinar SHRP2/FHWA

MAP-21 Safety Performance Measures

NPRM March 19, 2014 Webinar FHWA

Emergency Medical Services Response to

Motor Vehicle Crashes in Rural Areas March 20, 2014 Webinar TRB

Lessons Learned from State DOT

Activities Addressing Data for Decision

Making and Performance Measures April 2, 2014 Webinar TRB

Using Peer Exchanges to Improve the

Effectiveness of a State’s Strategic

Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) April 7, 2014 Webinar TRB

Roadway Information Data from the SHRP

2 Naturalistic Driving Study (S04A and

S04B) April 8, 2014 Webinar TRB

Peer to Peer: Detailed Looks at MAP-21

Asset Management Plan Pilot States May 22, 2014 Webinar TRB

Comparing Systemic Safety Analysis

Approaches June 3, 2014 Webinar FHWA

MAP-21 Safety Target Setting

Methodologies Informational Webinar June 9, 2014 Webinar FHWA

ATSSA High Friction Surfacing (HFS)

Council Activities and FHWA EDC2

Program Update June 18, 2014 Webinar ATSSA

Safety Culture July 8, 2014 Webinar FHWA

Analysis of In-Vehicle Field Study Data

and Countermeasure Implications July 22, 2014 Webinar TRB

Is North America Ready for the Turbo

Roundabout: Development and

Advantages With and Without Raised

Curbs August 20, 2014 Webinar TRB

Calibration Methods and Tools September 17, 2014 Webinar TRB

State and Local Agency Safety Data

Integration Experiences September 18, 2014 Webinar FHWA

Practical Techniques for Successfully

Communicating Technical Topics December 4, 2014 Webinar TRB


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Road Diets: Improving Safety for All

Road Users March 3, 2015 Webinar FHWA

Fundamentals of Transportation Data

Management March 10, 2015 Webinar FHWA

Michigan's Roadway Safety Partnerships:

State, Local, and Academic Partners

Collaborate to Advance Michigan's

Roadway Safety Culture through the Use

of a Data-Driven Approach March 12, 2015 Webinar FHWA

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