 From Our Partners:
October 10, 2:00-3:00 PM ET–This webinar is the fifth in a
series of webinars focusing on the development and status of the Smart Columbus program. It will focus on the Smart Columbus Operating System product
vision, the approach to establishing the vision, the architecture and design of
the operating system, and our development approach using agile methodologies.
The Smart Columbus team will also share their thoughts on data management and
data privacy and their respective plans.
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Electronic Fare Payment (EFP) is
the automated calculation, validation, collection, recording and reporting of
passenger fare payments using some form of electronic media for trips on a
public transportation system. The purpose of Module 10 is to provide a comprehensive overview of the standards, technologies, and techniques associated with EFP systems, as well as their associated benefits, risks, and issues. The purpose of Module 12 is to build on this knowledge in relation to the procurement and implementation of Open Payments acceptance
capability.
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This T3 webinar provides an
overview of the Federal Highway Administration’s “Crash Investigation and Reconstruction Technologies and
Best Practices” report. The report examines the technology available for the
investigation and reconstruction of traffic crashes and provides information
about each technology’s capabilities and limitations. Viewers also learn how
various technologies are used to improve investigation strategies and
reconstruction methods of traffic crash sites in Kansas and Michigan.
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This report describes the experiment on how to
model impacts of connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) and ride-hailing with an Activity-Based Model and Dynamic
Traffic Assignment. The approach adapts the travel demand model to simulate
households’ decisions on whether to purchase CAVs instead of conventional vehicles
and to simulate travelers’ decisions on whether to use CAV-based car sharing and
ride-hailing services.
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