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Which Presentation Technique?

The guide covers a wide variety of techniques of varying complexity and levels of sophistication. As described above, the intended audience and the 'story' to be told will drive the decision on the best approach.

The two images below show what can be done with a simple surfaced road...

Who is the Audience for the Presentation?

The type of audience for which a visualization is produced will affect decisions on model detail and sophistication, view locations, and the presentation media. A design decision being made by a technical audience- i.e. a group of fellow planners, may be easily supported with a low resolution,...

What is the Purpose of the Visualization?

There is usually a driving reason for the production of visualizations, if for no other than to 'see' the design, or show it to other planners. The reason may be to explain an alignment issue, to make a particular design decision, or explain the proposed functionality of the design. The...

EFL Partner Feedback Report

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Eastern Federal Lands Highway Division (EFLHD), is committed to serving the needs of our Partners and we have been engaged in an ongoing evaluation and improvement process since 1993. As part of that process, we have collected survey information from...

Project Info Codes

The following codes are input on the Project Info tab in EEBACS.  Contact the component lead if additional funding sources are needed.

 

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Research Projects Use CACC to Improve Truck Platooning

FHWA's Exploratory Advanced Research (EAR) Program has funded research on technology and strategies to allow two and three long-distance trucks to travel close together in platoons using cooperative adaptive cruise control (CACC).

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