All Proceeding Papers /Chapters

Automated Analysis of High Accident Locations
Development of a Multi-Modal Information System
Upgrading to Super-Micros
Security Issues for Microcomputers
Microcomputer Software Support at the State Level
Microcomputer Needs of Small and Mid-Sized Ontario Transit Properties
The Group Approach to Implementing Micro Systems
Micro/Mini/Maxi?Hardware or Software, Or, What's the Future??What's the Answer?
Use of Microcomputers in Transportation: Potential, Limitations and Future Trends
Needs and Trends of Transportation Software and Hardware
Management of Microcomputers in PennDOT A Perspective on Managing Training
Effective Management of Microcomputer Resources
Seattle Metro?A Transit Property's Experience with Microcomputers
Managing the Move to Microcomputers
Transportation Systems Forecasting Using Microcomputer Models
Applications and Potential of Micro-computer Aided Instruction
Microcomputers in Transportation Education and Training
Improved Management and Training in Public Transit
Managing Federal Aid Using Microcomputers
Reporting Systems for Rural Transportation Operators
Better Management Information
The Economic Analysis of Highway Improvements
Transit Personnel Management Using a Microcomputer Issues and Lessons
Multi-Agency Transit Financial Planning System
Simple Cost Projections for Short Range Transit Plans
Status of Microcomputer Support Centers
The Transit Industry Microcomputer Exchange Support Center
Future Support Center Policy
Downloading and Micro-Analysis of Data
Field Data Collection for Traffic Studies
Electronic Field Data Collection for Public Transit
Queueing Applications for Stop Sign Operation
POSIT?An Interactive Timing Optimization Program
Signal Software Engineering Tool or Black Box
A Microcomputer Based Street Inventory System
Basic Considerations for the Planning and Implementation of an Urban Area Traffic Sign and Pavement Marking Microcomputer Based Inventory and Record Keeping System
Traffic Safety and Operations Technology Transfer Applications
A Model for Evacuation of Transportation Networks
Evaluation of Before and After Traffic Conditions
A Freeway Simulation Program for Microcomputers
Applications of Computer Graphics in Traffic Control
Traffic Signal System Information Management Using a Microcomputer Based Record Keeping Program
TRANSYT 7F Applications on a Microcomputer
Assessment of Software for Traffic Signal Analysis
ITDS: A Data Base Driven Interface to Traffic Models Using a Microcomputer
Development of Micro Programs for the New HCM
Low-Cost Accident Data Bases for Small Urban Areas
A Microcomputer-Based Safety Management System
Downloading Accident Data for Local Agency Use
Microcomputer Application in Traffic Safety Needs Assessment
Evaluation of Accident Countermeasure Viability
Transit Scheduling With Spreadsheets
Accessing the Schedule Data Base
Micro-Computer Rucus?A User's View
Development of a Management Information System for the Brockton Area Transit Authority
DEL: A Fare Revenue Forecasting Model
Microcomputer Route Performance Monitoring
Accounting System Installations
Evaluation of the Driver/Extraboard Cost Model
Customizing a Payroll System for New Orelans
Implementing a Maintenance Program in Wisconsin
Automated Maintenance at Mendocino Transit
Operating Considerations for Automated Maintenance
The Utility of Paratransit Database Management
Colonial Taxi Inc.'s Experience with Multi-User Microcomputers and a Commercially Available DBMS
On-Line Color Graphics for Demand-Responsive Scheduling
Kern County Planning Department Microcomputer Based Census Data System
Using Census Data on Microcomputers
Graphics-Based Transportation Modelling with DIME/GADS/NEDS
Subarea Transportation Planning on Micros
Regional Planning Models Used in Subarea Windows
Site Impact of New Developments
Use of Lotus 1-2-3 for Transportation Planning
Innovative Applications of a Transportation Planning Package
Long Range Element Update in Duluth, Minnesota
Application of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Micro-Computer Based Quick Response System (QRS) Software to the Analysis of a 200 and 400 Acre Comprehensive Plan Change From Residential to High Tech Land-Use
Using QRS For Corridor Technology Assessment
Microcomputer Site Models for Project Analysis
Use of a Simplified Urban Traffic Forecasting Procedure for Project Analysis
Traffic Planning Using Interactive Color Graphics
Database Systems in Transit Management
Portable Micros in Transportation Data Collection
Control of Construction Equipment Processes
Highway Construction Inspection Management Using a Microcomputer
Microcomputers in Construction Management
Applications of Microcomputers for Bridge Design
Microcomputers in Urban Drainage Design
Applying the Bus Garage Space Requirements Model
Microcomputers and CADD for Roadway Design
Basic Freeway Section Design and Analysis
Roadway Alignment Design Using Microcomputers
A Maintenance Management System for Counties
Pavement Management Data Collection and Analysis