Past Events

This forum brings together experts across multiple disciplines examining current and forward-looking approaches on working to improve low-income communities by looking to data analysis.

Researchers representing the National Center for Sustainable Transportation highlighted key challenges and trends shaping transportation in the future and pathways forward for better aligning economic, environmental, and societal goals in the transportation sector.

The presentation and following discussion summarized the transportation and community preferences of Millennials and envisioned how the world will look as they begin joining the decision making process.

In this webinar, speaker Dr. Yanzhi “Ann” Xu provided an overview and demonstration of the capabilities and potential applications of the Fuels and Emission Calculator (FEC) as well as provide participants an opportunity to ask questions.

These set of urban freight trip generation presentations from the US and Portugal summarize models that estimate freight trip generation by land use classes and economic activity.

Attendees to the Trade and Transportation Town Hall Meeting discussed what changing trends mean for the economy, the environment, and the future of their region as a trade gateway.

This symposium, hosted by the University of California, Davis and the University of California, Berkeley, with support provided by the National Center for Sustainable Transportation, focused on the implementation of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for pavements.

Speakers from a variety of disciplines came together to discuss the health and environmental benefits of active transportation.

This seminar provided an objective review of the empirical evidence on how effective various transportation and land use strategies are at reducing vehicle miles traveled (and thus greenhouse gas emissions).

Researchers from ITS-Davis provided an overview of leading-edge research on new transportation services and technologies; trends and challenges for electric vehicles; and the role of active transportation in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx hosted a webinar series on the future of America’s Transportation System.

This talk presented a preference mode choice model that accounts for the impact of multitasking attitudes and behavior on the utility of various alternatives.

In this presentation, researchers described a decision support system capable of capturing 2D imagery and producing 3D models suitable for a range of post-natural disaster analyses.