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Expert Task GroupsFor each SHRP 2 research project, an Expert Task Group (ETG) will be formed to develop requests for proposals, review research proposals, and recommend project awardees to the SHRP 2 Oversight Committee. ETGs will meet only during this initial phase of a research project, rather than the duration of the SHRP II program. Members of ETGs for the current projects are identified here.
What to Expect if Selected to Serve Potential Proposers: Please do not contact ETG members. For information on requests for proposals, please contact the appropriate SHRP 2 staff officer. Safety Focus Area ETG for Safety Project S01: Development of Analysis Methods Using Recent DataChair: Xiaoduan Sun, Professor, University of Louisiana Members: Roya Amjadi, Roadway and Transportation Safety Engineer, Ohio DOT Mehdi Nassirpour, Chief, Research and Evaluation Division, Illinois DOT Mike Griffith, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Ray Krammes, Technical Director, Office of Safety R&D, TFHRC, FHWA Promod Chandhok, Project Director, Research Grants Program & Mathematical Statistician, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Research & Innovative Technology Administration T. Joe Holland, Chief of Pavement and Maintenance Research, California DOT Jim Hedlund, Highway Safety North SHRP 2 Staff Officer: Kenneth Campbell
ETG for Safety Project S02: Integrate Methods and Develop Analysis Plan
ETG for Safety Project S03:Roadway Measurement System Evaluation
ETG for Safety Project S05:
Design of In-Vehicle Driving Behavior and Crash Risk Study SHRP 2 Staff Officer: Kenneth Campbell Chair: Bruce Ibarguen, Maine DOT Members: Ron Cote, Electrical Supervisor, Maine DOT Roya Amjadi, Roadway and Transportation Safety Engineer, Ohio DOT Joe Bared, Highway Research Engineer, TFHRC, FHWA James Coylar, Highway Research Engineer, TFHRC, FHWA Xiaoduan Sun, Professor, University of Louisiana John Miller, Virginia DOT SHRP 2 Staff Officer: Kenneth Campbell Renewal Focus Area ETG for Renewal Project R02: Geotechnical Solutions for Soil Improvement, Rapid Embankment Construction and Stabilization of the Pavement Working Platform Chair: Cliff J. Schexnayder, Eminent Scholar Emeritus, Arizona State University Robert Burnett, New York State Department of Transportation Jerry DiMaggio, Chief Engineer, FHWA HQ Bridge Office Kenneth Fishman, Principal, McMahon & Mann Consulting Engineers, P.C. Paul Jagoda, Chief Engineer, Montana Department of Transportation Daehyeon Kim, Geotechnical Research Engineer, Indiana Department of Trasportation Hooshmand Nikoui, Branch Chief of Geotechnical Design West, California Department of Transportation L. David Suits, Executive Director, North American Geosynthetics Society Njoroge W. Wainaina, State Geotechnical Engineer, North Carolina Department of Transportation SHRP 2 Staff: James Bryant jbryant@nas.edu ETG for Renewal Project R04: Innovative Bridge Designs for Rapid Renewal and Project R19: Durable Bridges for Service Life beyond 100 Years Chair: William N. Nickas, Principal Bridge Engineer, Corven Engineering Inc. Mary Lou Ralls, Principal, Ralls Newman, LLC Alan D. Fisher, Manager, Construction Structures Group, Cianbro Corporation Vasant Mistry, Structural Engineer, FHWA HQ Bridge Office Shyam Gupta, Columbia, Missouri Ray W. Wolfe, Supervising Bridge Engineer, California Department of Transportation William G. Duguay, Area Manager, J.D. Abrams, L.P. Bruce V. Johnson, State Bridge Engineer, Oregon Department of Transportation John R. Hillman, Senior Associate, Teng & Associates, Inc. Ramankutty Kannankutty, Area Engineer, Minnesota Department of Transportation Andrew Thomas, Assistant Chief Bridge Engineer, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation SHRP 2 Staff: Monica Starnes mstarnes@nas.edu ETG for Renewal Project R06: A Plan for Developing High-Speed, Nondestructive Testing Procedures for Both Design Evaluation and Construction Inspection Chair: Michael E. Ayers, Director, Highway Pavement Technology, American Concrete Pavement Association Members: Shie-Shin Wu, President, International Engineering Services, Inc. Eric Weaver, Research Highway Engineer, FHWA Susan L. Tighe, Professor, University of Waterloo Haifang Wen, Research Manager, Bloom Consultants, LLC Wei-shih “Wes” Yang, Materials/Pavements Section Manager, New York State DOT Mohammad S. Khan, Senior Vice President, Professional Service Industries, Inc. L. David Suits, Executive Director, North American Geosynthetics Society (Retired Soils Engineering Laboratory Supervisor, New York State DOT) Maureen A. Kestler, Civil Engineer, USDA Forest Service SHRP 2 Staff Officer: A. Robert Raab Chair: Steven DeWitt, Director of Construction, North Carolina DOT Members: Katherine Petros, Turner Fairbank Highway Research Center, FHWA Mary Lou Ralls, Principal, Ralls Newman LLC Arun Shirole, Senior VP, Arora & Associates, P.C. Michael R. Murphy, Branch Manager, Texas DOT Steven Tritsch, Chief Engineer Khalid A. Farrag, Civil Engineering Research Donald W. Lucas, Director of Governmental Affairs, The Heritage Group Michael Hemmingsen, State Deputy Division Administrator, Michigan DOT SHRP 2 Staff Officer: A. Robert Raab
ETG for Renewal Project R21: Composite Pavement System Reliability Focus Area ETG for Reliability Project L01: Identification and Analysis of Best Practices for Improving Travel Time Reliability Chair: Sue McNeil, University of Delaware SHRP 2 Staff: Walter Diewald
ETG for Reliability Project L03: Analytic Procedures for Determining the Impacts of Reliability Improvement Strategies SHRP 2 Staff: Walter Diewald
ETG for Reliability Project L06: Institutional Architectures to Advance Operational Strategies SHRP 2 Staff: Walter Diewald
ETG for Reliability Project L07: Evaluation of Cost-Effectiveness of Highway Design Features to Reduce Non-Recurring Congestion Capacity Focus Area ETG for Capacity Project C01: A Framework for Collaborative Decision Making on Additions to Highway Capacity Chair: George Schoener, Director, I-95 Corridor Coalition Members: Jose Aldayuz, Project Manager,AASHTO Kathleen Ames, Deputy Director, Illinois Department of Transportation, Office of Planning and Programming Jerry Blair, Director of Transportation, E-W Gateway Coordinating Council C. Douglas Couto, Information Officer, Michigan Department of Information Technology Michal Culp, Planning Model Specialist, Federal Highway Administration Jacky Grimshaw, Coordinator, Transportation & Air Quality Program, Center for Neighborhood Technology David Kuehn, Community Planner, Federal Highway Administration Stephen Larson, NEPA Compliance Manager, Iowa Department of Transportation Peter McGilvray, Technical Resources Manager, Florida DOT Thomas O’Keefe, West Metro Area Manager, Minnesota Department of Transportation John Whaley, Director, Houston TranStar SHRP 2 Staff: Stephen J. Andrle
ETG for Capacity Project
C02: A Systems-Based Performance Measurement Framework for Highway Capacity
Decision Making SHRP 2 Staff: Stephen J. Andrle Chair: Robert Dunphy, Senior Fellow, Urban land Institute Gregory Bischak, Senior Economist, Appalachian Regional Commission Ken Cervenka, Senior Manager, North Central Texas Council of Governments Mark Donaldson, Director, Regional Transportation Planning Organization Thomas D. Fleury, Sr. Vice President, Van Metre Companies Scott Frisby, Senior Associate, The Carlyle Group Gary Gallegos, Executive Director, San Diego Area Governments Ann Hanus, Transportation Infrastructure Manager, Oregon Economic and Community Development Department Ian Mathis, US Army Corps of Engineers Mark Stout, Assistant Commissioner for Planning and Development, New Jersey Department of Transportation Frederick Treyz, President and Chief Executive Officer, Regional Economic Models, Inc. Guillermo (Bill) Vidal, Deputy Mayor & Manager of Public Works, City and County of Denver Martin Weiss, Federal Highway Administration, Office of Planning, Environment, and Realty SHRP 2 Staff: Stephen J. Andrle sandrle@nas.edu
ETG for Capacity Project C04: Improving our Understanding of Highway Users and the Factors Affecting Travel Demand, Especially Congestion and Pricing
ETG for Capacity Project C05: Understanding the Contributions of Operations, Technology, and Design to Meeting Highway Capacity Needs |
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