WSDOT\u2019s Research & Library Services Office hosts Webinar Wednesdays, a series of bimonthly, one-hour webinars highlighting WSDOT research results. Each webinar showcases a research project whose results could eventually be implemented statewide or in other states. Audiences are able to ask questions and engage in real-time discussions with the presenters. Webinars are usually on the third Wednesday of February, April, June, August, October, and December.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Since March 2017 this program has covered a wide range of transportation topics, from engineering to the environment, construction to conservation, and policy to preservation. It has proved to be very successful, drawing participants from around the country and internationally. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
For questions or to join the mailing list: Access a complete menu of previously recorded webinars<\/a>, hosted on GoToStage.com. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Below are the webinars recorded to date: <\/p>\n\n\n\n WSDOT’s Innovation Challenge Program: Empowering Employees to Make a Difference<\/a> WSDOT\u2019s Research & Library Services Office hosts Webinar Wednesdays, a series of bimonthly, one-hour webinars highlighting WSDOT research results. Each webinar showcases a research project whose results could eventually be implemented statewide or in other states. Audiences are able to ask questions and engage in real-time discussions with the presenters. Webinars are usually on the … Continue reading Webinar Wednesdays<\/span>
Kathy Szolomayer,<\/a> Technology Transfer and Implementation Manager
Mike Wendt<\/a>, Head Librarian<\/p>\n\n\n\nPreviously Recorded Webinars<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
AI-Empowered Computer Vision Tool for Locating and Recognizing Traffic Signs<\/a>
Incorporating Organic Materials to Promote Stream Stability: A Flume Study Approach<\/a>
Beyond the Pond: Steps Taken Toward the Recovery of Washington’s Northwestern Pond Turtles<\/a>
Highways, Wildlife, and AI, Oh My!<\/a>
Long-Term Performance of Shotcrete-Concrete Interface Bonds<\/a>
Tidal Fish Passage and Estuarine Habitat Connectivity<\/a>
Environmental DNA; From Knowledge to Action for Management<\/a>
Innovating on the Job: WSDOT’s Extendable Front Snowplow<\/a>
Stream Simulation Culvert Beds: Design Recommendations<\/a> to Improve Channel Stability<\/a>
Forensic Evaluations: Listen to What Our Pavements Are Telling Us<\/a>
Effects of Mega Earthquakes on Bridges Based on a Study in Washington State<\/a>
Development of a Truck Parking Information Management System Using Artificial Intelligence in Washington State<\/a>
A Washington Plant Guide for the 21st Century: Improving Species Distribution Maps for Washington’s Vascular Plant Species<\/a>
The Interconnected Agency: Designing for Agility and a Digital Future<\/a>
MASH: Assessing Roadside Safety Hardware<\/a>
Got Roadside? Visualizing Roadsides as Transportation Assets<\/a>
ChargeEval: A Tool for Evaluating Electric Vehicle Charing along Highway Corridors<\/a>
Recent Innovations in WSDOT Concrete Bridge Decks and Overlays<\/a>
This Book is a Bridge!<\/a>
OpenSidewalks and Resilient Cities: a Pedestrian-Centric Approach<\/a>
Big Data in Transportation: Promises, Issues, and Solutions<\/a>
Monitoring Amphibian Movements in the I-90 Snoqualmie Pass Project<\/a>
Title VI Environmental Justice Community Engagement<\/a>
Ground Penetrating Radar for Hot Mix Asphalt in-Place Density<\/a>
Sugar Access: Understanding Accessibility<\/a>
Linear Scheduling: What Is It?
<\/a>Transportation Systems Management and Operations<\/a>
WSDOT LiDAR: An Efficient Geospatial Data Acquisition Technology<\/a>
Innovation in Action: Cooperative Automated Transportation (CAT) at WSDOT<\/a>
Stormwater Infiltration Highway Embankments: Estimating Ksat for Infiltration Assessment<\/a>
R3 Rapid Road Rehabilitation<\/a>
WSDOT\u2019s Flexible Bridge<\/a>
Pollinator Research and WSDOT Pollinator Initiatives<\/a>
Road User Charges<\/a>
Wildlife Passage<\/a>
Concrete Filled Steel Tubes: Innovations in Bridge Engineering<\/a>
Pre- and Post-Construction Monitoring for American Pika Connectivity across I-90
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