Northwest Transportation Conference
2022 Presentation Downloads (PDF)
Monday, March 7, 1:00pm-2:30pm
1A. Transformative Technologies for a Modern Transportation System
ODOT Broadband Strategy
Connected Vehicle Ecosystem
Over Dimension Permitting System Replacement
1B. Infrastructure - Pavement Innovation, Project QA/QC, and Wildfire Recovery
Wildfire Recovery and Corridor Planning along OR State Route 224
A More Sustainable Future for the Pavement Infrastructure
ODOT’s Project Delivery QA/QC program: What’s the Goal and What’s Your Part?
Tuesday, March 8, 10:00am-Noon
2A. Probe Data Applications for Transportation System Operations
Probe-based and Broader Crowdsourced Data Applications for Advancing Operations
The New Frontier in Traffic Signal Performance with Trajectory Data
Probe Data Applications for Traveler Information, Work Zone Delay, and Queue Detection
2B. Safety - Systemic Analysis and Improvements
Safety benefits of the All Roads Transportation Safety (ARTS) program systemic curve signing and intersection project for Clackamas County
Intersection Safety Analytics, StreetSimplified Pilot Study
Marked Crosswalk Updates at ODOT
Tuesday, March 8, 1:00pm-2:30pm
3A. ODOT Investing for a Data Driven Decision Making Future
ODOT Region 1 Before-and-After Project Analysis
The use of RITIS for Transportation Analysis andMonitoring
Data quality evaluation of probe-based vehicle traffic volume estimates from INRIX
Oregon Travel Survey Role in Data Driven Decision Making
3B. PedBike Data and Analysis Leads to Policy
Assessment of Bicycle Detection Confirmation and Countdown Devices
Using Bicycle and Count Data to Support Decision Making
Safety Investigations Manual (SIM) Update
Wednesday, March 9, 10:30am-Noon
4A. National Transportation System Operations Initiatives & Best Practices
National Operations Center of Excellence
AASHTO Transportation Operations Manual
FHWA Office of Operations Initiatives
4B. New Approaches to Evaluating the State of the Transportation System
Enhancing ODOT crash data through data linkage: Findings from a pilot project linking DMV, ODOT, and Emergency Medical Service data
Expanding The Oregon Motor Carrier Safety Action Plan: Best Return on Investment
Ensuring Consistency for Local Agency Transportation Impact Studies
Wednesday, March 9, 1:00pm-2:30pm
5A. Data Driven Performance Reporting of Pandemic Traffic Conditions
COVID-19 Impacts of Vehicle Class Distribution
Oregon DOT Traffic Monitoring During COVID-19 Pandemic
Portland Region Impacts of COVID-19 on Traffic
Post Pandemic Impacts to Travel Behavior and Long Range Forecasting
5B. Transit Keeps Moving Forward
GTFS-ride: A Unifying Standard for Fixed-Route Ridership Data
Rose Lanes Project – Implementing Enhanced Transit Corridors in Portland
Red Pavement Markings: Implementing Enhanced Transit Corridors in Portland