Management
Systems Descriptions |
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Basic City Management- Public Facilities |
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Texas Engineering Extension Services
103 Minutes |
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Explores municipal public facilities, a topic that is rarely discussed in city management training. This video with assist city managers to see themselves as stewards of the public's physical assets. |
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| MS02 |
Construction Management Systems |
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International Road Federation
30 Minutes |
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Reviews the elements of a Construction Management System: Planning, staffing, budgeting, scheduling, monitoring, and systems updating. In addition, CMS covers surveying, inspecting, and the importance of quality control. |
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| MS03 |
Equipment Management System |
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Federal Highway Administration
40 Minutes |
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Demonstrates the use of equipment management and the use of developing inventory, equipment maintenance, equipment management, financial management, parts, and supply systems. |
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| MS04 |
GIS Infrastructure Management |
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American Public Works Association
4 Hours (three tapes) |
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Defines what GIS is as a spatial data management tool. Infrastructure management
includes preventative maintenance, repairs, planned asset retirement, new construction, rehabilitation and replacement, product performance analysis, plan for future demand, and financial tracking. |
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| MS05 |
Highway Management Systems |
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International Road Federation
30 Minutes |
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Provides insight to three different systems and their relationship to each other. 1. Pavement Management System 2. Bridge Management System 3. Maintenance Management System. |
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| MS06 |
Introduction to Equipment Management Systems |
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International Road Federation
30 Minutes |
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Primary purpose of a equipment management system is to provide the right equipment at the right time at the lowest possible costs. The video covers authorize, purchase, deploy, use, maintenance, and replacing the equipment. |
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| MS07 |
Maintenance Management System |
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International Road Federation
30 Minutes |
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Discusses the benefits of a Maintenance Management System to reach the maintenance goals in areas of planning, organization, direction, and control. |
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| MS08 |
Maintenance Management Systems |
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Federal Highway Administration
35 Minutes |
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A successful system consists of planning, organizing, directing and controlling streets. The video refers to the FHWA handbook on maintenance Management Systems. |
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| MS09 |
Management of Non-Passenger Car Roads |
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U.S. Forest Service
10 Minutes |
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Identifies the use of a system, to properly manage and maintain non-passenger car roads. |
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| MS10 |
Multiple Use Management |
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U.S. Forest Service
25 Minutes |
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The Forest Service, through their own system, maintains their entire transportation network to keep their roads safe. |
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| MS11 |
Open Roads: A Look at Freeway Incident
Management |
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Federal Highway Administration
20 Minutes |
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This video program dramatically depicts the severity of the incident problem, then offers effective and practical solutions. In so doing, it touches upon a broad range of proven, successful incident management strategies including many simple, low-cost procedures that can be readily adopted. |
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| MS12 |
"Pavement Management, Daily
Overview" |
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New Mexico State Highway Department
10 Minutes |
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The proper development of a pavement management system is needed for quality roads. |
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| MS13 |
Pavement Management Systems for Local
Administrators |
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Arizona State University
17 Minutes |
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Pavement engineers need guidance from management for three critical decisions 1. which pavements need attention first 2. when repairs should be done 3. what the appropriate repair strategy is. The video shows the use of the pavement management systems by federal/state governments and local administrators. |
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| MS14 |
Smart Moves: A Decision Maker's Video on the
Intelligent Transportation Infrastructure |
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Federal Highway Administration
10 Minutes |
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Description of intelligent transportation systems and how some local agencies have developed programs to make their transportation system more user friendly and efficient. |
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| MS15 |
Surface Condition Rating Systems |
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Minnesota Department of Transportation
21 Minutes |
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Excellent explanation of preserving pavement systems and how to determine the proper time to repair roads. |
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| MS16 |
Unsurfaced Road Management |
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U.S. Army Cold Research & Engineering Laboratory
9 Minutes |
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This video Illustrates how developing a road rating system provides the manager with better knowledge of the entire roadway and its condition. |
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| MS17 |
Vehicle Fleet Management |
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Technology Transfer Center 18 Minutes |
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This video Illustrates how developing a road rating system provides the manager with better knowledge of the entire roadway and its condition. |
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| MS18 |
IVHS: A Smart Choice |
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Federal Highway Administration 12 Minutes |
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This video explains the four elements that compose the Intelligent Vehicle Highway System: advanced traffic management, advanced driver information systems, commercial vehicle operation, and advanced vehicle control systems. |
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| MS19 |
IVHS Architecture |
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Federal Highway Administration 26 Minutes |
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This video explains Intelligence Vehicle Highway Systems and the new technologies being developed by states such as sensors, cameras, and on board directional guides to help drivers and DOT's identify problems that can be avoided. |
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| MS20 |
National Advanced Driving Simulator |
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Arizona Department of Transportation 7 Minutes |
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This system has been developed by ASU, ADOT, and McDonald Douglas to assist ADOT in understanding and solving problems drivers will have while traveling these roadways. |
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| MS21 |
New Directions in Sign Management |
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ACES
17 Minutes |
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This video explains that
having a proper sign management system in place will reduce legal issues
because signs need to be easy to read and able to catch to travelers eye
or they will be ignored. |
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| MS22 |
Geographic Information Systems for
Transportation- Videoconference |
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CTRE 100 Minutes (two tapes) |
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The instructor, Tom Mays, is the director of CTRE at Iowa State University. Iowa LTAP assisted in the
presentation of the videoconference which was viewed in many different states. The agenda consists of : 1) ESRI 2) Intergraph 3) Calapor Corporation. This program emphasized the need for more information systems for transportation geographically. |
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| MS23 |
Traffic Signal Management Cost Effective
Street Capacity & Safety |
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Federal Highway Administration 13 Minutes |
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Demonstrates the importance and benefits of maintaining optimized and current traffic signal timing plans, and investing resources in traffic signal systems. Local officials describe the benefits of traffic signal management and improvements. Describes techniques used, types of signal systems and how to implement plans. |
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| MS24 |
Schedule Lives, Stressful Lives |
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Department of Transportation 22 Minutes |
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Communicating current travel conditions lowers travelers' stress and saves them time and money. This videotape illustrates hoe Advandec traveler Information Systems return control to
traveler by giving them choices- choices of time, route, and mode of travel. |
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| MS25 |
New Directions In Sign Management |
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American Traffic Safety Services Association
15 Minutes |
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This 15-minute video describes
how local jurisdictions can develop an effective sign maintenance program,
including inventory, evaluation, and scheduled replacement. Designed for
cities, counties, and other local programs. |
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