New subject: [CTPP] more historic CTPP materials, now available in digital format via TRID

29 Jan 2015

Elaine: what a trip down memory lane.   Two things worth noting.  A review
of the attendees provides some sense of the period. And more importantly
many of the issues cited are hardy perennials and are still with us. But the
list of accomplishments are long.  The additions to the census are
documented in my review of status (pg 34) and were expanded in the next
cycle with time left home and that's been pretty much it.  

I assume that Rolf can add the prior Albuquerque meeting to this compliation
and the later conferences as well.  I have them all somewhere here but I am
sure that BTS has them as well.  it would be well for CTPP to summarize that
history.   Alan 

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Subject: [CTPP] more historic CTPP materials, now available in digital
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National Conference on Decennial Census Data for Transportation Planning,
conference held in December 1984 is 

now available via TRID Database at http://trid.trb.org/view/218110

and 

TRR 981  which includes papers about the 1980 Urban Transportation Planning
Package (predecessor to CTPP) at 

http://trid.trb.org/results.aspx?q=
<http://trid.trb.org/results.aspx?q=&serial=%22Transportation%20Research%20R
ecord%22&issue=%22981%22>
&serial=%22Transportation%20Research%20Record%22&issue=%22981%22#

Thank you to Rolf Schmidt and Li Leung at BTS, and the TRB staff for helping
us get these into digital format! 

Elaine Murakami

FHWA Office of Planning

206-220-4460 (in Seattle)

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