Event Details

TRB 91st Annual Meeting (January 22-26, 2012)

Event Number:	653
Event Title:	Planning for Pedestrians
Event Date:	Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Event Location:	Marriott, Salon 2
Presiding Officers:	Leverson Boodlal - KLS Engineering
Sponsored By:	Pedestrians (ANF10)

Event Description:	No description available
	No agenda available

Presentations:
  Pedestrian Infrastructure on the Public Right-of-Way: Aging Pedestrians and Prioritizing Sidewalk Hazards Using the Ultra Light Inertial Profiler (ULIP) (12-1439**) - E01
     Arfaraz Khambatta - Sally Swanson Architects
     Franz Loewenherz - City of Bellevue
  Assessing the pedestrian experience in public spaces (12-0988) - E02
     Ioannis Kaparias - City University London, United Kingdom
     Michael G.H. Bell - University of Sydney, Australia
     Edward Gosnall - Imperial College London, United Kingdom
     Daban Abdul-Hamid - Imperial College London, United Kingdom
     Michael Dowling - Imperial College London, United Kingdom
     Ishaan Hemnani - Imperial College London, United Kingdom
     Bill Mount - Imperial College London, United Kingdom
  Inconsistencies in Associations Between Crime and Walking: Reflection of Poverty and Density (12-1747) - E03
     Ugo Lachapelle - Universite du Quebec a Montreal, Canada
     Robert B. Noland - Rutgers University
  A Simple and Inexpensive Approach to Sampling for Pedestrian and Bicycle Surveys: The PABS (Pedestrian and Bicycling Survey) Approach (12-1851) - E04
     Ann Forsyth - Cornell University
     Asha Weinstein Agrawal - San José State University
     Kevin J. Krizek - University of Colorado, Denver
  How Neighborhood Design and Location Affect Three Types of Walking: Results from Washington, D.C., Area (12-3526) - E05
     Gihyoug Cho - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
     Daniel A. Rodriguez - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
  Intelligent Algorithms for Multimodal Network Problems (12-2913) - E06
     Mehdi Ghatee - Amirkabir University of Technology, Iran
     Malihe Malihe Niksirat - Amirkabir University of Technology, Iran
     S. Mehdi Hashemi - Amirkabir University of Technology, Iran
  Comparison of Shortest-Path Lengths for Pedestrian Routing in Street Networks Using Free and Proprietary Data (12-4008) - E07
     Dennis Zielstra - University of Florida
     Hartwig Hochmair - University of Florida
  Mode Choice and Consumer Spending: Examination of Grocery Store Trips (12-3913) - E08
     Kelly J. Clifton - Portland State University
     Sara Morrissey - Portland State University
     Chloe Ritter - Resource Systems Group, Inc.
  Review of Walkability Measures and Proposal of Standardized Classification Scheme (12-0361) - E09
     Steven R. Gehrke - Portland State University
  Associations Between Road Network Connectivity and Pedestrian-Bicyclist Accidents (12-0478**) - E10
     Yuanyuan Zhang - University of California, Berkeley
     John M. Bigham - University of California, Berkeley
     Zhibin Li - Southeast University, China
     David R. Ragland - University of California, Berkeley
     Xiaohong Chen - Tongji University, China
  Examining Trip Generation and Pedestrian Behavior in Washington, D.C. (12-0745) - E11
     Jacquelyn Renée Schneider - University of California, Davis
  Pedestrian Safety at Slip Lanes and Turn Lane Treatments (12-1170) - E12
     Mark Andrew O'Brien - O'Brien Traffic, Australia
     Jessie Liu - O'Brien Traffic, Australia
     Andrew P. O'Brien - O'Brien Traffic, Australia
     Giles Michaux - VicRoads, Australia
     Hani Nahlawi - VicRoads, Australia
  Video-Based Pedestrian-Vehicle Conflict Analysis in Mixed Traffic Conditions (12-0767) - E13
     Yingying Zhang - Tsinghua University, China
     Shuai Liu - Tsinghua University, China
     Tony Z. Qiu - University of Alberta, Canada
     Danya Yao - Tsinghua University, China
  Understanding Walking and Cycling Using Life-Course Perspective (12-3229) - E14
     Heather Jones - University of the West of England
     Kiron Chatterjee - University of the West of England, United Kingdom
     Selena Gray - University of the West of England, Bristol, United Kingdom
  Applying Vehicle Miles of Travel Calculation Methodology to Countywide Calculation of Bicycle and Pedestrian Miles of Travel (12-1207) - E15
     Jonathan R. Dowds - University of Vermont
     James Sullivan - University of Vermont
  Using Extended-Range Telepresence to Collect Data on Pedestrian Dynamics (12-3278) - E16
     Tobias Kretz - PTV Group, Germany
     Stefan Hengst - PTV AG
     Antonia Perez Arias - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
     Simon Friedberger - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
     Uwe D. Hanebeck - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
  The Built Environment and Incidence of Pedestrian and Cyclist Crashes (12-1542) - E17
     Eric Dumbaugh - Florida Atlantic University
     Wenhao Li - Texas A&M University
     Kenneth Joh - Texas A&M University
  Arterial Intesections vs Gridded Street Networks: Comparing Capacities & Pedestrian Accommodations (12-2931) - E18
     Wesley Marshall - University of Colorado, Denver
     Brian Bern - Matrix Design Group, Inc.

**Practice-Ready Papers

Subject Areas:
  Pedestrians and Bicyclists
  Planning and Forecasting
  Safety and Human Factors