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an interactive Conference on the State of the Art and How to Achieve Sustainable Outcomes
Annotation The world of highway and local street planning and design is no longer the focus of only traffic and civil engineers. This is due to complex multi-modal planning, regional environmental issues, context sensitive solutions, climate change, green rating systems, economic development, and other emerging and often changing issues. Green Streets and Highways is a major step forward and will be the foundation of many subsequent conferences and efforts for developing transportation systems that are truly sustainable. The papers presented at the 2010 Green Streets and Highways Conference in Denver, Colorado, from November 14 to 17, 2010 offer the State of the Art in the following topic areas: sustainable and integrated planning and design, green pavements and construction materials, watershed and environmental planning and design, and rating systems. They include research that is focused on specific areas as well as strategies for the integration and management of sustainable design approaches. This proceedings will be valuable to practitioners, industry professionals, regulators, educators, and researchers.
Creating a Sustainable Neighborhood : Mercer Corridor Project -- Applying Principles of Denver Strategic Transportation Plan : East Side Corridor -- County of Hawaiì Laàloa Avenue Extension CSS -- Educational Toolkit for Context Sensitive Solutions -- A Process for Measuring Context Sensitive Solutions Benefits -- Urban Goods Movement Case Studies -- FM 518 Corridor Improvement Study and Implementation, Pearland, Texas -- Roundabouts and Sustainable Design -- Contextually Complete Streets -- Quantifying Non-Motorized Demand A New Way of Understanding Walking and Biking Demand -- Regional Trail Spines and Bikeway Networks a Priority Strategy for Greening Streets and Highways -- Improving Bicycle Safety with More Bikers : An Intersection-Level Study -- Retrofitting with Bioretention and a Bioswale to Treat Bridge Deck Stormwater Runoff -- Towards Green Bridges -- Best Practices in Addressing NPDES and Other Water Quality Issues in Highway System Management -- Green Street Retrofit in an Urban Transportation Infrastructure -- Permeable Friction Course for Sustainable Highways -- Realizing the Benefits of the Planning and Environmental Linkage (PEL) Process : Federal Boulevard (5th Avenue to Howard Place), Denver, Colorado -- LED Streetlight Application Assessment Project Pilot Study in Seattle, WA -- Cool Pavements as a Sustainable Approach to Green Streets and Highways -- Durability of Sustainable Concrete Mixtures -- Carbon Nano Fiber Reinforced Cement Composite for Energy Harvesting Road -- Trace Element Leaching from Recycled Pavement Materials Stabilized with Fly Ash -- Using Foundry Sand in Green Infrastructure Construction -- The Use of Tire-Derived Aggregate in Road Construction Applications -- Development of Design System for Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavement -- The Effect of Recycled Asphalt Materials on Hot Mixed Asphalt Pavement Performance -- City of Saskatoon's Green Streets Program a Case Study for the Implementation of Sustainable Roadway Rehabilitation with the Reuse of Concrete and Asphalt Rubble Materials -- Utilization of Post Consumer Recycled Asphalt Shingles and Fractionated Recycled Asphalt Pavement in Hot Mix Asphalt -- Structural/Hydrologic Design and Maintenance of Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavement -- Laboratory Evaluation of HMA Containing RAP and PMB -- High Volume Fly Ash Concrete for Highway Pavements -- Sustainable Concrete for the Urban Environment : A Proposal to Increase Fly Ash Use in Concrete -- Durable "Green" Concrete from Activated Pozzolan Cement -- Concrete in the Inner Circuit, a Sustainable Solution for Mexico City -- Thin Whitetopping for Green Highways -- Studies on a Cement Kiln Dust (CKD)-Stabilized Low-Strength Soil for Road Pavement Construction in Eastern Nigeria -- Moving towards Sustainability : New York State Department of Transportation's GreenLITES Story -- USE of BE2ST In-Highways for Green Highway Construction Rating in Wisconsin -- The Development of I-LASTTM Illinois Livable and Sustainable Transportation.
Scholarly & Professional American Society of Civil Engineers.