Publications

Fact Sheets

Fact Sheet: Crack-Resistant Concrete— Maximizing the Service Life of Transportation Infrastructure, FHWA-HRT-09-065

Fact Sheet: Next-Generation Smart Traffic Signals— RHODES With Intellidrive— the Self-Taught Traffic Control System, FHWA-HRT-09-063

Fact Sheet: Integrated Urban Systems Modeling—Designing a Seamless, Comprehensive Approach to Transportation Planning, FHWA-HRT-09-042

Fact Sheet: Real-Time Measurement of Soil Stiffness During Static Compaction, FHWA-HRT-09-047

Fact Sheet: Increasing Highway Throughput Communications and Control Technologies to Improve Traffic Flow, FHWA-HRT-09-037

Fact Sheet: Seeing in the Dark Improving Understanding of Driver Visibility Requirements at Night, FHWA-HRT-09-024

Articles

Guest Editorial, Advanced Research: Pursuing Next-Generation Transportation Solutions, Public Roads, May/June 2008
By Debra S. Elston
Transportation’s vital role in everyday life and the economic prosperity of the United States coupled with the need to preserve the physical longevity of the Nation’s transportation system, demands that the transportation community consider the long-term needs that might influence life and travel in the future.

Exploratory Advanced Research: A Journey Toward New Solutions, Public Roads, May/June 2008
by David Kuehn and Ariam Asmerom
Breakthrough opportunities receive Federal funding to address longterm transportation challenges.

The Evolution of Advanced Research, Public Roads, May/June 2006
by Ariam Asmerom and TaMara McCrae
FHWA outlines its plan to pursue the next generation of high-risk, high-payoff technologies and innovations to solve critical highway challenges.

Stakeholders Help Shape FHWA's Advanced Research Agenda, Research & Technology Transporter, April 2006

Neutron Scattering Gathers Important Data on Cement Hydration, Research & Technology Transporter, Jan/Feb 2006

Presentations

"Special Libraries Association Presentation” June 16, 2009

"AAAS Meeting Presentation” February 15, 2009

"FHWA Commitment and Corporate Objectives for Advanced Research” Transportation Research Board 2006 Annual Meeting