2013 Session: 801

2013 Session: 801

  • Context-Sensitive Approach for Network Selection of Infrastructure Transportation Projects
    Abstract: Context Sensitive Solutions aim to provide a systematic and comprehensive approach to project development from inception and planning through operations and maintenance. Its goal is to achieve a procedure that provides an outcome harmonizing transportation requirements with community needs and values. Multi Criteria Analysis can assist in the assessment of the various competing needs and provide a systematic approach in evaluating options. Merging the Context Sensitive Solutions approach and the Multi Criteria Analysis, a procedure has been implemented to select the most effective investment projects solving a classical multi-objective optimization problem under budget constraints. This paper explores this potential and identifies the required steps to be taken to allow for evaluating this concept. An example case is presented demonstrating the process and identifies future steps to be undertaken to ensure the widespread application of the process.
    Authors: Di Graziano, Alessandro; Cafiso, Salvatore; Stamatiadis, Nikiforos
    Authors: Di Graziano, Alessandro; Cafiso, Salvatore; Stamatiadis, Nikiforos
    Year: 2013
    Document Type: Paper
    Subject: Design
    Session: 801
    Paper Number: 13-1459
  • Context-Sensitive Approach for Network Selection of Infrastructure Transportation Projects
    Authors: Di Graziano, Alessandro
    Authors: Di Graziano, Alessandro
    Year: 2013
    Document Type: Presentation
    Subject: Design
    Session: 801
    Paper Number: 13-1459
  • On the Way to Integrating CSS as a MnDOT Business Model: Best Path to Travel
    Authors: Bradley, Scott
    Authors: Bradley, Scott
    Year: 2013
    Document Type: Presentation
    Subject: Design
    Session: 801
    Paper Number: P13-6715
  • How CSS Will Help Implement MAP-21
    Authors: Schaftlein, Shari
    Authors: Schaftlein, Shari
    Year: 2013
    Document Type: Presentation
    Subject: Design
    Session: 801
    Paper Number: P13-6716
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