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U.S. Department of Transportation Conference Center Oklahoma City Room 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20590
Friday, November 18, 2016
Note: All sessions are open to members of the public who have registered with BTS on or before November 14,...
OVERVIEW
The Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act (FAST Act, P.L. 114-94; Dec. 4, 2015), Section 6018 (codified at 49 USC 6314), directed the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) to implement a Port Performance Freight Statistics Program (Program) on behalf...
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Transportation Subcommittee (TSC) Briefing
U.S. DOT | BTS Webinar Series
October 25, 2016
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Adding to NTAD (“bigger” data)
Aggregated NPMRDS FHWA data
Archived Airline “real time” data
Archived NTAD datasets
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WMS, WFS, data download, data.gov (metadata), and ArcGIS OnlineGraphic Version
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Rail Aviation Roads Transit Marineby Category
Performance Safety Freight Energy and Environment Transportation Infrastructure Passenger Movement Boundries and Landmarks...Graphic Version
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Data
Applications
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Desktop computers now have 8G RAM / 1 Tb hard drive, 1600 MHz and cost $1,000
Windows 10.0
45 – 50 M servers currently operating
~ 1 B current web sites
Smart phones rarely used for phone calls...
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Desktop computers had 8Mb RAM / 120Mb hard drive, 50 MHz and cost $11,000
Windows 3.1
50 World Wide Web servers known to exist
.gov was established
Cell phones only made phone calls
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