Transportation Technology Transfer

  • NCHRP Report 347, “Civil Engineering Careers: Awareness, Retention, and Curriculum”; Mason, Tarris, and Zaki; PTI, PSU, May 1992.

  • TRB Transportation Research Circular “Transportation Technology Transfer: A Primer on the State of the Practice”; Charles Wallace, John Anderson, Eugene Wilson; TRB Committee on Technology Transfer; Number 488, May 1998.[PDF, 446KB]

  • Managing Technology Transfer: A Strategy For The Federal Highway Administration, Transportation Research Board Special Report 256; 1999.

  • Transportation Research Record 1652, 1999.
    • “Teamwork And Technology Transfer In Low-Volume Road Safety”, Chobya, LAK; Eck, RW; Wyant, WD., Transportation Research Record 1652, 1999.
    • “Better Management Of Local Roads Through Effective Technology Transfer”, Giummarra, G.; Transportation Research Record 1652; 1999.

  • Training And Technology Transfer For Low-Volume Roads In Developing Countries , Miles, Dwj.; Transportation Research Record 1652, 1999.

  • Transportation Research Record 1637, 1998.
    • Who, What, Why, And How Of Technology Transfer: Survey Findings From A Cross-Section Of Experienced Practitioners; Coleman, F, Iii; Benekohal, Rf; Shim, E.; Transportation Research Record 1637, 1998.
    • Use of Active Learning And Group Competition To Facilitate Training And Technology Transfer For Adult Learners; Zacharia, Z; Jennings, B.; Transportation Research Record 1637, 1998.
    • Technology Transfer To The Caribbean: Case Study Of Kingston, Jamaica; Dawkins, J; Daniel, J. ; Transportation Research Record 1637

  • Transportation Research Circular 478, Nov. 1997.
    • Technology Transfer From Basic Research; Glassman, N; TRC 478
    • Technology Transfer Between Transportation Modes; Morrison, J; TRC 478

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