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Material Type: | Internet resource |
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Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
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Donald Ludlow; Vivek Sakhrani; Camille Wu; National Cooperative Highway Research Program,; American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials,; United States. Federal Highway Administration,; National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (U.S.). Transportation Research Board, |
ISBN: | 9780309480222 0309480221 |
OCLC Number: | 1101122942 |
Notes: | At head of title: National Cooperative Highway Research Program |
Description: | 164 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm |
Contents: | Summary – Introduction – Chapter 1 Literature Review – 1.1 General Observations – 1.2 Program Capability – 1.3 Program Management – 1.4 Program Quality – 1.5 Program Value – 1.6 Conclusion – Chapter 2 Survey Results – 2.1 Program Capability – 2.2 Program Management – 2.3 Program Quality – 2.4 Program Value – 2.5 Conclusion – Chapter 3 Case Examples – 3.1 Overview – 3.2 District (of Columbia) Department of Transportation – 3.3 Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development – 3.4 Minnesota Department of Transportation – 3.5 Ohio Department of Transportation – 3.6 Utah Department of Transportation – Chapter 4 Conclusions and Further Research – 4.1 Conclusions – 4.2 Future Research – References – Abbreviations – Appendix A Survey Questionnaire – Appendix B Survey Respondents – Appendix C Individual Survey Responses |
Series Title: | Synthesis of highway practice, 522. |
Responsibility: | Donald Ludlow, Vivek Sakhrani, Camille Wu. |
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Abstract:
"Currently, there are few tools or resources available to state departments of transportation (DOTs) on how to effectively manage state transportation research programs. This synthesis identifies the current state of practice of managing such research programs. It identifies existing resources, desired individual skill sets, core competencies, and structures that are in place for DOTs to manage and conduct transportation research, especially federally funded research. The study presents a literature review and the results of a survey of state DOTs that manage research programs. Forty-four completed responses were received from the 50 agencies in the survey sample, a response rate of 88%. Case examples of five state DOTs are provided; these present an in-depth analysis of the processes and considerations, challenges, lessons learned, and keys to success of research programs."
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