This workshop introduces key concepts from a new book, Sustainable Transportation: Indicators, Frameworks, and Performance Management, to help participants critically review and analyze the challenges of using indicators to promote sustainability. The aim is to move beyond simple prescriptions and one-size-fits-all lists of performance measures and to explore how an understanding of frameworks and indicator applications can make sustainability count.
Title | Presentation Number |
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Sustainability in Transportation – Making it count
Josias Zietsman, Texas A&M University
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P16-1255 |
Reflections on the use of indicators – a US/Global perspective
William Lyons, OST-R/Volpe Center
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P16-1256 |
Reflections on the use of indicators – a State DOT perspective
Paul Krekeler, New York State Department of Transportation
Debra Nelson, New York State Department of Transportation |
P16-1258 |
Reflections on the use of indicators – an EU perspective
Angel Aparicio, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid
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P16-1259 |
Key concepts – indicator applications as a tool
Henrik Gudmundsson, CONCITO
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P16-1260 |
Working group / Roundtable assignment
Ralph Hall, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech)
Greg Marsden, University of Leeds |
P16-1262 |
Summary, perspectives and wrap up – making it count more
Josias Zietsman, Texas A&M University
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P16-1263 |
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