Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Final Syllabus Revision

Class
Topic(s)
Reading Assignment
1

F
15/10


Course Introduction
Student Introductions
Review of Syllabus
None
2

M
18/10

  • Highway Capacity
  • Transit Capacity
US DOT: Transit Cooperative Research Program:  Report 100: Transit Capacity and Quality of Service Manual-2nd Edition Washington DC 2003 pp 1-7 to 1-22
3

F
22/10
pm only
  • Track, rolling stock,  operations, management and control
John H. ArmstrongThe Railroad: What It Is, What It Does”  Simmons-Boardman Books, Incorporated 1994 pp. 1-14 and 27-42
4

M
25/10



First student presentation
  • Transit ride report
5

F
29/10

US DOT: Transit Cooperative Research Program:  Report 118: Bus Rapid Transit Practitioner’s Guide | Chapter 2. Planning Framework pp 2-1 to 2-12 | Chapter 4. Component Features, Costs and Impacts pp 4-1 to 4-45

6

5/11
pm only

  • Terminal Functions
  • Elements of Terminal Design
    • Vehicles
    • Passengers
    • Employees
    • Baggage and Freight
US DOT: Transit Cooperative Research Program:  Report 100: Transit Capacity and Quality of Service Manual-2nd Edition Washington DC 2003  Part 7 Chapter 3 Passenger Circulation and Level of Service pp 7-7 to 7-21

7
8/11

am
with 2nd Years

Scott M. Dennis, Ph.D. A Decade of Growth in Domestic Freight. Rail and Truck Ton-Miles Continue to Rise Bureau of Transportation Statistics Special Report U.S. Department of Transportation:  Research and Innovative Technology Administration July 2007

Supplemental Reading
Richard Hillestad, Ben D. Van Roo, Keenan D. Yoho Fast-Forward: Key Issues in Modernizing the U.S. Freight-Transportation System for Future Economic Growth  Rand Supply Chain Management Center, Santa Monica, CA
8

8/11
pm


  • Guest Lecture: James Hartrich




None
9

15/11
am
with 2nd Years

US Freight and Supply Chains (Part 2)
Scott M. Dennis, Ph.D. A Decade of Growth in Domestic Freight. Rail and Truck Ton-Miles Continue to Rise Bureau of Transportation Statistics Special Report U.S. Department of Transportation:  Research and Innovative Technology Administration July 2007

Supplemental Reading
Richard Hillestad, Ben D. Van Roo, Keenan D. Yoho Fast-Forward: Key Issues in Modernizing the U.S. Freight-Transportation System for Future Economic Growth  Rand Supply Chain Management Center,  Santa Monica, CA
10

15/11
pm


David O. Nelson and Tara Blakey “Regional Rail: Scheduling for ConnectionsTransportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, Transportation Research Board of the National Academies Washington DC Volume 2112 pp: 77-85 Year 2009

Second student presentation
Transit Transfer Report

11

19/11
pm only



American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. “Primer on Transportation and Climate Change”  April 2008 pp 1-5

12

22/11
am
with 2nd Years

The Intermodal Container Era: History, Security, and Trends Transportation Research News Number 246: September-October 2006 (pp 5-9)
13

22/11
Pm

  • Bicyclists, Pedestrians and other low impact modes


David O. Nelson & Kay O’Neil, “Urban Transport Investment Options for Developing Asia: Considerations Leading to a Balanced Sustainable Network” CODATU XIII November 12-14, 2008 Ho-Chi-Minh City, Vietnam.

14

26/11
am



  • Sporting Events
  • Concerts
  • Festivals
David O. Nelson and Yawa Duse-Anthony
MBTA I-90/I93 Coordination Contract, Coordination, Planning and Conceptual Design Services Fenway Park Game Day Service Improvement Study. Technical Memo #2: Literature Review June 8, 2000

Final Student Presentation
Transport Terminal Report


15

26/11
pm

Mega Projects and Course Evaluation
None

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