2009 Traffic Records Forum
35th INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON TRAFFIC RECORDS & HIGHWAY SAFETY INFORMATION SYSTEMS
July 12-16, 2009
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The Traffic Records Forum is the largest conference of its kind in the world, bringing together professionals from many disciplines for the open exchange of research, innovation and techniques for increased data quality, efficiency and effectiveness in the collection and use of safety data to save lives.
What’s New
The Preliminary Agenda is now available
Click here to view the agenda.
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2009 Traffic Records Forum Plenary Sessions Topics
• “We Have Met the Enemy and He is Us: Human Factors in Motor Vehicle Crashes.”
• “State Safety Planning Coordination: Integration of SHSP, HSPP, SPHP, etc., Using Comparable Data and Performance Measures.”
• “Drowning in Data: Automating the World of Law Enforcement Data Collection and Analysis.”
Closeout Session -
• “Where Do We Go From Here? Traffic Records in Reauthorization, a New Administration, and a World of Budget Woes.”
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Training Opportunities at the 2009 Traffic Records Forum
Please see the online registration form for a list of the Professional Training Sessions available.
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Moderators are Needed
Anyone interested in being a Moderator for the 2009 Traffic Records Forum, please contact Martha Florey at
martha.florey@gmail.com
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ATSIP: The Forum Program is developed by the Association of Transportation Safety Information Professionals (ATSIP), a voluntary professional organization dedicated to improving transportation safety data systems. ATSIP\'s partners include the National Safety Council and the U.S. Department of Transportation, which provide funding and program support.
Forum Audience: Collectors, managers and users of highway safety information, government officials, policy-makers, highway safety program managers and analysts, highway safety and public health researchers.
Subject Matter: Crash, Roadway, Driver, Vehicle, Citation/Adjudication and Emergency Medical Information, measures of exposure, socio-cultural and human factors, emerging technologies for data capture, best practices and lessons learned in dissemination and use of data, coordination of traffic, criminal and public health data, GIS for transportation, data standards (MMUCC, MMIRE, NEMSIS, ANSI D-16.1, etc.), federal initiatives (REAL ID, NIEM, etc.), safety conscious planning, etc.
Speaker Updates & Schedule Changes
Keynote Speaker: Tom Vanderbilt, confirmed
Opening Session
Monday, July 13, 2009 at 8:00 a.m.
General Session — McArthur 1–4
Mr. Tom Vanderbilt writes on design, technology, science, and culture, among other subjects, for many publications, including Wired, Slate, The London Review of Books, Gourmet, The Wall Street Journal, Men’s Vogue, Artforum, The Wilson Quarterly, Travel and Leisure, Rolling Stone, The New York Times Magazine, Cabinet, Metropolis, and Popular Science. He is contributing editor to the design magazines I.D. and Print, and contributing writer of the popular blog Design Observer. For additional information, please visit www.tomvanderbilt.com
