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Technical panels determine if a research need exists and, if so, the most effective and efficient manner in which to conduct the research. In addition, each topic requires a sponsor, a division administrator or higher, who agrees that the topic is important and takes the responsibility for implementation of research results.
Six of the sixteen original topics did not have either a champion or a sponsor. These topics will not move forward.
Two topics were synthesis projects. These projects go th...rough a different process; proposals will be considered for funding at a later date. One topic was not considered research and was sent to the Director's office for implementation consideration. The remaining seven topics (see below) were moved forward to the technical panel stage.
• Evaluation offence modifications to exclude deer and elk from highways • Design of a vertical shape portable concrete barrier • Business market analysis • Compost application for optimized vegetation response • Integrating public/specialized transportation information into the 2-1-1 system • Field evaluation of passing lane operational benefits on two-lane rural roads in Montana • Logistics and marketing research in support of container on flatcar shuttle train on BNSF mainline to Port of either Seattle or Tacoma ^ SOLUTIONS WINTER 2005 MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PROGRAMS LIBRARY CORNER There are numerous resources for transportation information.
What to read after Solutions [electronic Resource] 2005 Win?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Technical panels determine if a research need exists and, if so, the most effective and efficient manner in which to conduct the research. In addition, each topic requires a sponsor, a division administrator or higher, who agrees that the topic is important and takes the responsibility for implementation of research results.
Six of the sixteen original topics did not have either a champion or a sponsor. These topics will not move forward.
Two topics were synthesis projects. These projects go th...rough a different process; proposals will be considered for funding at a later date. One topic was not considered research and was sent to the Director's office for implementation consideration. The remaining seven topics (see below) were moved forward to the technical panel stage.
• Evaluation offence modifications to exclude deer and elk from highways • Design of a vertical shape portable concrete barrier • Business market analysis • Compost application for optimized vegetation response • Integrating public/specialized transportation information into the 2-1-1 system • Field evaluation of passing lane operational benefits on two-lane rural roads in Montana • Logistics and marketing research in support of container on flatcar shuttle train on BNSF mainline to Port of either Seattle or Tacoma ^ SOLUTIONS WINTER 2005 MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PROGRAMS LIBRARY CORNER There are numerous resources for transportation information.
What to read after Solutions [electronic Resource] 2005 Win?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Transportation.Research & Development Program to read onlineMoreLess
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