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This 2016 annual report showcases the progress and latest services of the National Operations Center of Excellence for the aforementioned year.
We hope those of you in the TSMO community as well as transportation engineers and professionals, engineering and transportation students, and any of you interested in the TSMO culture will take time to review our report.
NOCoE empowers the TSMO community to succeed by enhancing the community's knowledge, skills, and abilities.
A challenge to state and local public sector transportation infrastructure owners and operators to cooperate together to achieve deployment of DSRC infrastructure with SPaT broadcasts in at least one corridor or network (approximately 20 signalized intersections) in each of the 50 states by January 2020. SPaT broadcasts are expected to be accompanied by MAP and RTCM broadcasts. Please click the link here to go to the SPaT Challenge webpage.
NOCoE 2016 Workforce Summit Proceedings and Implementation Plan
The National Operations Center of Excellence’s (NOCoE) identified workforce development as one of the focus areas that would provide value to the Transportation Systems Management and Operations (TSMO) community and hosted a two-day summit on TSMO workforce development June 22–23, 2016. The proceedings and findings from its two-day workforce development summit are presented in this document for the TSMO community, participants and partners.
The goal of the summit was to identify viable actions that NOCoE can either influence and encouragement the development of additional resources for TSMO workforce development. In preparation for the summit, NOCoE produced three white papers focused on the current workforce environment for the TSMO community prepared in advance of the summit.
The white papers provided context and discussion starting points by focusing on four key issues: institutional context for TSMO in transportation agencies, professional capacity building needs vs. available resources, recruitment, retention, and career development.
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