Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday,
February 12, 2013 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
Warsaw Chopin Airport Launches World's
First Remote Queue Management System for Airport Security
Link
to article in Airport World:
2)
Articles from Airport Industry Review –
February 2013
-
Are Next-Generation Air Traffic
Control Systems Adequately Protected from Hackers?
-
New Holographic Radar System Could
Provide Solution to Interference from Wind Farms
-
Could Life-Size Holograms Replace
Airport Workers?
3)
Report on Two Aviation Shows Focused on In-Flight
Entertainment and Connectivity
Link
to article in Low-Fare & Regional
Airlines:
CAMERAS
4)
Minnesota Bill Would Require
License-Plate Tracking Disclosures
Link
to blog in the Star Tribune:
OTHER
5)
Boston Snow Plow Tracking Site Too
Popular for Its Own Good
Link
to article on Transportation Nation:
SAFETY / SECURITY
6)
Human Performance, User Information, and
Simulation 2012
Link
to report from the Transportation Research Board:
TELEMATICS
7)
Telematics and Voice Control Technology
Link
to article on Telematics Update:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
8)
Updates from FHWA's Office of Operations
-
FHWA Operations Benefit/Cost
Analysis Desk Reference: Providing Guidance to Practitioners in the Analysis of
Benefits and Costs of Management and Operations Projects
-
FHWA Operations Benefit/Cost
Analysis Desk Reference: Conducting Benefit/Cost Analysis of Strategies
Impacting Non-Typical Traffic Conditions
-
FHWA Operations Benefit/Cost
Analysis Desk Reference: Real-World Examples of Application of the Guidance
News Releases
4)
Saab Introduces Aerobahn Airport Dashboard
to Improve Information Sharing Among Airport Stakeholders
Solicitation
-
Comments Sought – Field Test of
Application No. 6 Report of the Results (Informing the Status of the Road in
Terms of Meteorological Phenomena)
Upcoming Events
International Wireless Communications Expo – March 11-15 – Las Vegas
Today in Transportation
History
1963
**50th anniversary** A Northwest Orient Airlines flight en route
from Miami to Chicago broke apart in flight over the Everglades killing all 43
people aboard.
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