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Research New Earthquake Tools Help 'Lifelines'METRANS research identifies method to predict probability of disruption to bridges, aqueducts, other lifeline infrastructure. Neighborhoods Predict Residents' CommutesResidents' commuting distance can be predicted by knowing the physical characteristics of their neighborhoods. Legislation Re-Authorizes METRANS FundsMETRANS funding through 2006 is part of the Federal Transportation legislation passed in August. Latest Research Reports IssuedFour new METRANS reports have been released, covering commuting, bus stations, bus ridership, and port labor. Do Neighborhood Attributes Affect Commuting Times? Increasing Bus Transit Ridership: Dynamics of Density, Land Use, and Population Labor at the Ports: A Comparison of the ILA and ILWU Announcing METRANS' National Urban Freight ConferenceDates, location, submission datesNew CSULB Economist's Research Will Alleviate Freeway CongestionSeiji Steimetz studies congestion pricing, joins academics from consulting Prof. Randolph Hall Named USC's Vice Provost for Research AdvancementRandy Hall's long interests in multidisciplinary research lead him to a top USC research post |
Education Festivities To Greet New and Graduating MAGL Classes at CSULBThe fourth cohort MAGL class will be treated to a reception with alums, faculty USC Transportation Alum Finds Variety at Parsons BinckerhoffRecent USC transportation alum Tessie (Stephanie) Roberts finds variety and opportunity at large engineering firm USC Students and New Graduates Garner AwardsNew Ph.D. and Masters students receive numerous awards METRANS Fall Seminar Schedule Reveals Far-Ranging TopicsFive lunchtime seminars cover topics from port labor markets and productivity to transportation finance and the aging society Letter From The DirectorMETRANS Director Genevieve Giuliano's latest message | ||
