December 11, 2023
More than 50 Kittelson team members will be participating in the 103rd Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting from January 7-11, 2024. We’re be presenting on exciting research publications that came out in 2023 (like the Roundabout Guide and Cross-Section Guide), previewing the upcoming Intersection Control Evaluation (ICE) guide, sharing findings about using video analytics to predict crashes, and discussing multimodal signal improvements, safety network screening, pedestrian-focused design, and affordable housing, just to name a few!
Will you be there too? We invite you to peruse our presentation schedule below and join us at these workshops, committee meetings, poster sessions and lectern sessions! In addition, if you’d like to set up a meeting with one of our team members to talk about working at Kittelson—whether you’re a seasoned researcher or a student planning to graduate soon—please fill out this form and we’ll get back to you to set up a time.
Sunday, January 7
10:00am-2:00pm
We’re excited to have a booth at TRB’s Careers in Motion Networking Fair! Come visit us at booth B613. This will be a great opportunity to chat with Kittelson team members, get to know our firm and values, and share why you’re excited about building your career in transportation.
1:30-4:30pm
Burak Cesme presenting “Updates and Objectives of the Upcoming Clearance Interval Research Effort”
Monday, January 8
Convention Center, Salon A
8:00-9:45am
Burak Cesme presenting “How Can We Prioritize Signal Improvements”
Convention Center, 202B
10:15am-12:00pm
Pete Jenior presenting “Intersection Control Evaluation Guide (NCHRP 17-98) Overview”
Convention Center, Hall A
10:15-12:00pm
Asif Mahmud presenting “Comparison of Safety Effect Estimates from Propensity Scores Potential Outcomes Framework and Empirical Bayes Before-After Method: Case Study of Adaptive Traffic Signal Control”
Convention Center, Hall A
6:00-7:30pm
Nemanja Dobrota, Burak Cesme, Shannon Warchol, Rafiur Rahman, Nagui Rouphail presenting “Traffic Signal Systems Solutions Toolbox: A Case Study from Pennsylvania”
Nemanja Dobrota and Burak Cesme presenting “Integration of Real-Time Vehicle Trajectories into Actuated Traffic Signals to Improve Local Intersection and Arterial Control”
6:00-7:30pm
Convention Center, Hall A
Alex Garbier, Caitlin Mildner, Alek Pochowski presenting “Drawing the Lines on Safety Priorities: The How and Why of Developing Washington, D.C.’s High Injury Network”
Tuesday, January 9
Convention Center, 152B
8:00-9:45am
Peyton Ratto presenting “Infill Housing and Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT): A Framework to Support Decision-making for Affordable Housing Development”
Convention Center, Hall A
8:00-9:45am
Lucia Andrew presenting “Integrating Driver Behavior and Characteristics in Safety Predictive Methods for Freeway Facilities”
Convention Center, Hall A
8:00-9:45am
Gerald Ullman presenting “Improved Temporary Traffic Control Guidance for Mobile Operations on Two-Lane Roadways “
Convention Center, Salon A
8:00-9:45am
Asif Mahmud presenting “Crash Modification Factors of Rumble Strips Applied on Horizontal Curves of Two-Lane Rural Roads: A Propensity Scores Potential Outcomes Approach”
Convention Center, 202B
10:15am-12:00pm
Lee Rodegerdts presenting “2023 Guide for Roundabouts – What You Need to Know“
Lectern Session 2123
10:15am-12:00pm
Convention Center, Salon A
Conor Semler and Meredyth Sanders presenting “Framework for Cross-Sectional Allocation (NCHRP Report 1036)”
Bastian Schroeder presenting “Moving Beyond the Peak Hour – A Whole-day Approach to Operations Analysis”
Convention Center, Hall A
1:30-3:15pm
Bastian Schroeder presiding
Mike Alston, Sophia Semenksy, Bastian Schroeder, Conor Semler, and Meredyth Sanders presenting “Beyond the Peak: An All-Day Operations Performance Measure Framework for Intersection and Corridor Evaluation”
Nagui Rouphail, Burak Cesme, and Bastian Schroeder presenting “Planning Application for Mobility Assessment of Intersection Forms in Intersection Control Evaluation”
Convention Center, Hall A
1:30-3:15pm
Asif Mahmud presenting “A Joint Model Approach to Estimate Pedestrian Exposure Accounting for Expected Pedestrian Activity Levels“
Shannon Warchol presenting “Improving Pedestrian Mobility at Continuous Flow Intersections”
Convention Center, Hall A
3:45-5:30pm
Casey Auch presenting “Planning for Gender Parity: Built Environment Barriers to Bikeshare Demand”
Convention Center, Hall A
6:00-7:30pm
Asif Mahmud presenting “Estimation of Crash Type Frequency Accounting for Misclassification in Crash Data”
Convention Center, Hall A
6:00-7:30pm
Nagui Rouphail presenting “RS-LSTM Car-Following Model for Autonomous Vehicles in Mixed Traffic and Data-driven Modeling of Autonomous Vehicle Car-Following Considering Mixed Traffic: A Comparison of Different Long Short Term Based Deep Neural Network Models“
Wednesday, January 10
Convention Center, Hall A
10:15am-12:00pm
Shannon Warchol presenting “Evaluating The Reliability of Automatically Generated Pedestrian and Bicycle Crash Surrogates“
Marquis Salon (M2)
1:30-5:30pm
Burak Cesme presenting “Crash Modification Factors for Automated Traffic Signal Performance Measures”
More TRB 2024 Resources
If you can’t tell, we get pretty excited about TRB and transportation research. Here are a few additional tips and resources we’ve put together to help you make the most of the Annual Meeting!
- Tips for Your First TRB Annual Meeting
- How Do We Get More Research Into Practice?
- Our Airport-to-TRB Route Using Capital Bikeshare
- Themes That Emerged from TRB 2023
In addition, knowing how crowded the TRB coffee line and surrounding restaurants can get, our Washington, D.C. office has put together a map of places to eat, caffeinate, socialize, and exercise near the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. View it here!