TRAC Home Research Reports Project Search Other Publications Sponsors TRAC-UW Contacts Facilities Information for PIs Accessing Project Information Freeway & HOV Performance Statistics HOV Data Collection Library Research Development Concurrency Study Freight & Technology Smart Trek TRAC-WSU Contacts Facilities Information for PIs WSDOT Research Contacts Washington State Transportation Center (TRAC) TRAC-UW 1107 NE 45th St Seattle, WA Phone: 206.543.8690 Fax: 206.685.0767 TRAC-WSU Sloan Hall, Room 101 PO Box 642910 Pullman, WA 99164-2910 Phone: 509.335.3175 Fax: 509.335.7632 WSDOT Research Office Transportation Building Washington State Department of Transportation 310 Maple Park Avenue SE PO Box 47300 Olympia WA 98504-7300 Phone: 360.705.7000 Revised February 23, 2007
TRAC-UW Information for Project Investigators Producing a Report with TRAC A Guide for Principal Investigators and Project Managers Basic production process Contents Graphics Support staff Tables Text Types of reports Word processing support staff Who We Are, What We Do Judy Felch—Administrative Assistant (3-8690) Office machine operation, files, mail system, travel reporting, supply orders. Bev Green—Fiscal Specialist Supervisor (3-6522) Project budgets, payroll, purchasing. Mary Marrah—Designer/Illustrator (3-3337) Web interface graphics and website design, poster sessions, page design and layout, technical and conceptual illustration. Amy O'Brien—Technical Communications Specialist (5-2644) Report organizational requirements, writing style, grammar, page layout, survey writing and layout. Ron Porter—Systems Analyst (3-3341) Word processing programs, methods, and conversions; bibliographic and other databases; Internet and Web deployment. Duane Wright—Systems Analyst Programmer (3-3342) Software development for analysis of freeway data Application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for analysis of freeway and arterial movement. Graphics for displaying analysis results. Working with Us Time • We need to be able to plan ahead. • Keep us posted, tell us your plans. • More time than you think is necessary for editing, word processing, formatting, reproduction, and report submittal. Funds The more organized you are, the less costly we are to your budget. Questions If you have any questions, we're glad to answer them. We'd rather prevent a problem than solve one.	More TRAC-UW Info Accessing Project Information Puget Sound Freeway and HOV Performance Statistics HOV Data Collection Library Research and Proposal Development Concurrency Study Freight and Technology Smart Trek
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Washington State
Transportation Center (TRAC)

TRAC-UW
1107 NE 45th St
Seattle, WA
Phone: 206.543.8690
Fax: 206.685.0767

TRAC-WSU
Sloan Hall, Room 101
PO Box 642910
Pullman, WA 99164-2910
Phone: 509.335.3175
Fax: 509.335.7632

WSDOT Research Office
Transportation Building
Washington State Department
of Transportation
310 Maple Park Avenue SE
PO Box 47300
Olympia WA 98504-7300
Phone: 360.705.7000

Revised February 23, 2007

TRAC-UW

Information for Project Investigators

Producing a Report with TRAC
A Guide for Principal Investigators and Project Managers

Basic production process
Contents
Graphics
Support staff
Tables
Text
Types of reports
Word processing

support staff

Who We Are, What We Do

Judy Felch—Administrative Assistant (3-8690)

Office machine operation, files, mail system, travel reporting, supply orders.

Bev Green—Fiscal Specialist Supervisor (3-6522)

Project budgets, payroll, purchasing.

Mary Marrah—Designer/Illustrator (3-3337)

Web interface graphics and website design, poster sessions, page design and layout, technical and conceptual illustration.

Amy O'Brien—Technical Communications Specialist (5-2644)

Report organizational requirements, writing style, grammar, page layout, survey writing and layout.

Ron Porter—Systems Analyst (3-3341)

Word processing programs, methods, and conversions; bibliographic and other databases; Internet and Web deployment.

Duane Wright—Systems Analyst Programmer (3-3342)

Software development for analysis of freeway data
Application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for analysis of freeway and arterial movement.
Graphics for displaying analysis results.

Working with Us

Time

• We need to be able to plan ahead.
• Keep us posted, tell us your plans.
• More time than you think is necessary for editing, word processing, formatting, reproduction, and report submittal.