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      • 2024 Topical Discussion: Geotech
      • 2024 Topical Discussion: Advanced Air Mobility Regional Plan
      • 2024 Topical Discussion: Animal-Vehicle Collision Avoidance
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Committees

NETC Advisory Committee

The Advisory Committee provides direct and continuous liaison among the Policy Committee, the Technical Committees and the management of the NETC. Each member state of the Policy Committee appoints one person to the Advisory Committee plus Ex-officio membership by FHWA. Each University appoints one person to the Advisory Committee as a technical resource. The University appointee has no voting rights on the Advisory Committee. The University’s role is to provide advice and counsel on the worthiness of the needs perceived by the participating states. The Advisory Committee recommends to the Policy Committee a state whose personnel shall function as Lead State for the NETC. The Lead State provides needed management functions and activities for the NETC. The Advisory Committee selects a Chairperson by majority vote. The Lead State’s designee is the Secretary of the Advisory Committee.

Transportation Agencies

Mauricio Garcia-Theran
Connecticut Department of Transportation
Email: mauricio.garcia-theran@ct.gov

Jeffrey Pulver, Director of Research & Innovation Office
Maine Department of Transportation
Email: jeffrey.pulver@maine-gov

Ulrich Amoussou-Guenou, Transportation Engineer II
Maine Department of Transportation
Email: Ulrich.Amoussou-Gueno@maine.gov

Hao Yin
Massachusetts Department of Transportation
Email: hao.m.yin@dot.state.ma.us

Nicholas Zavolas
Massachusetts Department of Transportation
Email: nicholas.zavolas@state.ma.us

David Gaylord, Research Engineer
New Hampshire Department of Transportation
Email: David.d.Gaylord@dot.nh.gov

Deirdre Nash
New Hampshire Department of Transportation
Email: Deirdre.T.Nash@dot.nh.gov

Christos Xenophontos
Rhode Island Department of Transportation
Email: christos.xenophontos@dot.ri.gov

Emily Parkany, P.E., VTrans Research Manager
Vermont Agency of Transportation
Email: Emily.Parkany@vermont.gov

Ashlie Mercado, Research Engineer
Vermont Agency of Transportation
Email: Ashlie.Mercado@vermont.gov

New England State Universities

Alex Bernier
Connecticut Transportation Institute
Email: alex.bernier@.uconn.edu

James Bryce
University of Maine, Orono
Email: james.bryce@maine.edu

Michael Knodler
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Email: mknodler@ecs.umass.edu

Matt Mann
UMass Transportation Center
Email: mattmann@umass.edu

Jo Sias
University of New Hampshire
Email: jo.sias@unh.edu

Vinka Craver
University of Rhode Island
Email: craver@uri.edu

James Sullivan
University of Vermont
Email: james.sullivan@uvm.edu

NETC Policy Committee

The NETC operates under the governance of the Policy Committee which consists of the Chief Administrative Officials from the six state transportation agencies. The Policy Committee selects a Chairperson. FHWA designates an Ex-officio member. The primary functions of the Policy Committee are to globally define the research, development and implementation needs to be addressed by NETC; approve the annual program developed in conjunction with the Advisory and Technical Committees; and, acquire/provide funding to carry out the program.

Transportation Agencies

Joseph Giulietti, Commissioner
Connecticut Department of Transportation

Bruce Van Note, Commissioner
Maine Department of Transportation

Jamey Tesler, Secretary of Transportation and Chief Executive Officer
Massachusetts Department of Transportation

Victoria Sheehan, Commissioner
New Hampshire Department of Transportation

Peter Alviti, Jr., PE, Director of Transportation
Rhode Island Department of Transportation

Joe Flynn, Secretary of Transportation
Vermont Agency of Transportation

Federal Highway Administration

Todd Jorgensen, Division Administrator
FHWA – Maine Division

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NETC Resources

  • 2024 NETC Research Peer Exchange
  • Completed Research Projects
    • 21-3 Initiating Seed Production for Effective Establishment of Native Plants on Roadsides in New England
    • 19-3 Load Rating Procedures for Steel Beam Ends
    • 20-2 Current Status of Transportation Data Analytics and Pilot Case Studies Using Artificial Intelligence (AI)
    • 21-1 Quality Review and Assessment of Pavement Condition Survey Vehicle Data Across New England
    • 20-3 Investigating Thermal Imaging Technologies and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to Improve Bridge Inspections
    • 20-4 New England Connected and Automated Vehicle Legal, Regulatory and Policy Assessment – Members Only page
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