Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday,
February 18, 2016 – ISSN 1529-1057
Mitsubishi Electric
Display Walls meet the demanding needs of today’s modern traffic management
center with the introduction of the VS-60HS12U slim-depth rear-projection cubes
that not only occupies about half the foot print of conventional rear-projection
displays at only 20" deep, but are also amazingly budget-friendly.
Unlike LCD panels, the Mitsubishi Slim Cubes are designed to operate and run
24/7 with no screen degradation, thus minimal or no downtime, making its cost
of operations and ownership more efficient than LCD panels. With each
60" diagonal display cube with full-HD resolution, Mitsubishi slim cubes
with virtually seamless bezels let you configure your display wall to meet your
display and visualization requirement exactly.
Visit http://me-vis.com/products/vs-60hs12U/ for
more information or schedule a demo. Also feel free to download our
white papers to see how a Mitsubishi video wall can greatly enhance your
traffic management process.
AVIATION
1)
NOTAMs Going Digital
Link
to AOPA article
2)
Singapore to Use Space Surveillance to
Augment Air-Traffic Management
Link
to Channel NewsAsia story
3)
NASA Tech Could Trim Air Travel Delays
Link
to GCN article
4)
Cayman Islands Airports Authority Introduces
Parrot Mascot to Market Airport, Reduce Traveler Stress
Link
to Cayman Compass article
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
5)
Copenhagen's New Traffic Lights
Recognize and Favor Cyclists
Link
to Wired article
CAMERAS
6)
Automated Twitter Account Spits Out
Images from DC's Traffic Cameras
Link
to Washingtonian article
7)
Video of Band's Fatal Crash in Sweden
Wiped Because Nobody Requested It
Link
to Liverpool Echo article
Link
to Aftonbladet article (in Swedish)
GPS / NAVIGATION
8)
Popular Waze App Driving Some People in Residential
Neighborhoods Crazy
Link
to KCBS-TV story
MARITIME
9)
China Aims for Leap in Technology in
Maritime Sector
Link
to China Daily article
OTHER
10)
High-Tech Pedicab (Rickshaw) to Be
Trialed in Nepal
Link
to Thinking Highways article
SAFETY / SECURITY
11)
Denver Planning Multi-Pronged Effort to
Have Zero Traffic-Related Deaths
Link
to Denver Post article
Link
to news release
12)
Emergency Alerts Get More Direct
Link
to Emergency Management article
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
13)
Can These New Startups Convince
Americans to Carpool?
Link
to Bloomberg Businessweek article
TRANSIT
14)
Swiss Transport Card Could Threaten Data
Privacy
Link
to SWI story
15)
Apple Wants to Replace Your Subway and
Bus Passes with the iPhone
Link
to BGR article
16)
Swiftly Mobile App Combines Real-Time
and Crowdsourced Info
Link
to Transit Wire article
17)
Istanbul Wins Best Smart Transport
Ticketing Service Award
Link
to Daily Sabah article
VEHICLES
18)
Smart People Need to Take Driving Tests;
Smart Cars Should Too!
Link
to The Hill blog
News Releases
2)
Participants Announced for Chan Wui and
Yunyin Rising Star Workshop for Early Career Professionals
Upcoming Events
Association for Commuter
Transportation Public Policy Summit – April 12-14 – Arlington, Virginia
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