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| FFY 2007 Research Projects |
NETC 07-1 NETC 07-2 NETC 07-3 NETC 07-4 NETC 07-1 PROJECT TITLE: In-Place Response Mechanisms of Recycled Layers Due to Temperature and Mositure Variations PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR(S): Jo Sias Daniel, University of New Hampshire PI E-Mail: jo.daniel@unh.edu STATUS: Agreement pending ANTICIPATED COMPLETION: To be determined PROJECT OBJECTIVES: To identify the key response mechanisms of pavement cross-sections containing recycled materials common to the New England region. NETC 07-2 PROJECT TITLE: Exploring the Potential of Intelligent Intersections Deployment in New England PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR(S): Michael Knodler, PI and John Collura, Co PI, University of Massachusetts Amherst PI E-Mail: mknodler@ecs.umass.edu STATUS: Agreement pending ANTICIPATED COMPLETION: To be determined PROJECT OBJECTIVES: To explore the potential for intelligent intersection deployment in New England NETC 07-3 PROJECT TITLE: Determining Optimum Distance for a Lane Drop Downstream from a Signalized Intersection PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR(S): Lisa Aultman-Hall, University of Vermont PI E-Mail: lisa.aultman-hall@uvm.edu STATUS: Agreement pending ANTICIPATED COMPLETION: To be determined PROJECT OBJECTIVES: To develop an updated method for determining the most efficient lane drop distance. NETC 07-4 PROJECT TITLE: Reliable Travel Time Estimation to Support Real-Time System Management Information PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR(S): Lisa Aultman-Hall, University of Vermont PI E-Mail: lisa.aultman-hall@uvm.edu STATUS: Agreement pending ANTICIPATED COMPLETION: To be determined PROJECT OBJECTIVES: To explore alternative methods, other than traffic simulation, to generate information such as travel times and traffic speeds from highway and arterial surveillance.
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| NETC Host Agency - UMass Dartmouth (as of Jan. 1, 2006)
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