James McMinimee, P.S.E. July 27, 2011 AASHTO SCOR/RAC Meeting Salt Lake City, Utah.

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James McMinimee, P.S.E. July 27, 2011 AASHTO SCOR/RAC Meeting Salt Lake City, Utah

From Research to Implementation From Researchers to Users From Research world to Real World Programs to help States implement SHRP2 Research

Time Dollars Product A * Short Term Paybacks Product B * Long Term Paybacks

Looking for early adopters and Champions- Early SHRP 2 wins, better, faster, cheaper Pilot and Demo projects Compile List Rank the products on when it will be finished Provide list to States so they can plan Develop a Strategic Approach on Implementation Engage our partner agencies: FHWA & TRB Programmatic Implementation Strategies

Working across several AASHTO committee structures on the same SHRP 2 product Time to implement products and work through the AASHTO process Institutional Process Changes Identifying the highly implementable SHRP 2 products across partner organizations

States are searching for innovative, effective means to conduct business (Climate for change) AASHTO has the Committee and Subcommittee Structure for all SHRP 2 products TIG AASHTO can be a vehicle to determine State of the Practice

Funding Resources Communication Marketing SHRP 2 Engaging all DOT’s Coordinated effort on future EDC and SHRP 2 Avoid over extension of DOT’s

Communications and Marketing AASHTO Journal AASHTO Daily Transportation Update AASHTO Press Releases Transportation TV Marketing E-News

TIG Marketing and Communication efforts Peer to Peer exchanges Showcases DOT experts DEMO Project evaluations and lessons learned

Information Technology Based Products AASHTOWare AASHTO Support

TRB Technical assistance, Develop training materials, speakers bureau, webinars, published reports, and workshops NHTSA Naturalistic driving study AASHTO State DOT’s RFP’s, TIG (lead states marketing), Committee’s standards & specification changes, TSP programs, Centers for excellence, Industry outreach, Demonstration projects, Consulting services, Marketing & Communication plans FHWA Demonstration projects, consulting services, EDC, NHI training, purchase equipment, showcases, marketing & communication plans, LTAP & TTAP, industry outreach, local governments & MPO’s Implementation Engine