The document discusses transportation data needs and improvements. It lists upcoming web addresses for mapping tools and downloadable data files for highways in Oklahoma and California. It also outlines areas for improving existing data through addressing gaps, collecting new data, using new technologies, and disseminating data in additional products and analyses to support transportation decision making. Maintaining and improving data resources requires ongoing resources and commitment.

1. FPMweb Kathleen L. Hancock, PE, PhD Qifeng Lu, PhD

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14. Output file for use with ArcGIS or TransCAD Linear Referencing ArcGIS Geodatabase is currently available for download and TransCAD Route files to be available for download

15. I40 in Oklahoma Milepost 256 to 330 TransCad Map with CSV file attached to Routes

16. ArcGIS Map with CSV file attached to Routes Entire length of I5

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18. Calls for Freight Data 2000 2002 2002 2003 2003 2005 2006 2007

19. Data architecture Data needs Doing things with data Stakeholders Areas of Need

20. Data Needs Improvements / changes to existing data Data gaps: data sets Data gaps: attributes

21. Doing Things with Data Data Collection New technologies Surveys Uses and Dissemination Data products Increased dissemination Data synthesis, fusion, and analysis

22. Data as an Asset E nsuring the availability of data to support transportation decisions, like every other asset of the transportation system, requires resources—money, time, and commitment .

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