Video Library

This webinar focuses on other tools that are being used and developed for TAM needs at transportation agencies. These tools include agency-developed tools as well as those developed through TRB, universities, and commercial vendors. Types of applications include multi-objective decision analysis, economic analysis, GIS, project bundling, prioritization, MPO target setting, and environmental analysis.

The second installment of the TAM Tools Miniseries, this webinar explores the asset management systems used and developed at transportation agencies. A variety of systems are presented by agency representatives, including integrated asset management systems, maintenance management, pavement management, and bridge management systems.

Featured Presentations:
Utah DOT ATOM - Kendall Draney, Utah DOT
AgileAssets at New Mexico DOT - Phillip Montoya, New Mexico DOT
Pennsylvania DOT BridgeCare and ProjectBuilder - Justin Bruner, Pennsylvania DOT
Use of AIMS models in CDOT TAM Budget Setting - Britton Stocks and Toby Manthey, Colorado DOT

This introductory session to the TAM Tools miniseries demonstrates how agencies can use the portals that AASHTO hosts to help with TAM needs. Webinar presenters highlight specific tools and applications available via the portals. This webinar also serves as an introduction to the topics covered in this webinar series.

Featured Presentations:
MnDOT TAM Communications Portal – Dave Solsrud, Minnesota DOT
TPM Portal Regional Exchange Toolbox – Matt Haubrich, Iowa DOT
MODAT – Multi-Objective Decision Analysis Tool – Bill Robert, Spy Pond Partners, LLC
TPM Portal Benchmarking Platform – Mark Egge, High Street Consulting
AASHTO Portal Overview – Matt Hardy, AASHTO

The March 31, 2022 joint meeting of the AASHTO Committee on Performance Based Management and the Transportation Performance Management Technical Service Program will provide an update on the progress of the committee and TSP.

In this webinar, FHWA and AASHTO present transportation equity, including its definition, its importance within transportation planning and management today, and how it could be measured using examples from Colorado DOT. Breakout group discussions comprise a portion of this webinar; however these are not included in the video. Please use this link to download a Word file with notes from the breakout groups. A summary of the findings from each breakout room are shared in the second half of the video.

This 53rd TAM webinar presented a variety of practical, real-world perspectives on current topics in asset management, with a focus on how states are developing their 2022 TAMPs. An expanded roster of featured speakers provided brief updates and highlights from their agencies’ active TAMP development efforts. The webinar featured a fast-paced format designed to share successful practices and develop common problem-solving approaches with the TAM community.

2022 TPM Research Symposium – Part I: Brainstorming Session with the Performance Management Community
This first part of the symposium focused on generating research ideas exploring all aspects of performance management, from infrastructure assets to organizational management to system mobility & emerging technologies.

This webinar presents on the expanded role and importance of transportation resiliency in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). It includes introductions to the topic from the FHWA and DOT perspective, as well as a discussion of current activities conducted by AASHTO. The majority of this webinar consists of breakout room discussions which are summarized in the second half of the video.

This special interactive webinar on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and Transportation Performance Management (TPM) addressed the IIJA’s implications for US transportation agencies’ TPM practice, considering asset management, risk management, organizational management, system performance, and more.

Speakers from FHWA and AASHTO provided a topic overview and set the stage for the discussion to follow. State DOT panelists shared localized perspectives on the issues and questions facing their agencies.

Featured speakers include:
• Steve Gaj, FHWA
• Matt Hardy, AASHTO
• Tim Henkel, Minnesota DOT
• Matt Haubrich, Iowa DOT
• Anne-Marie McDonnell, Connecticut DOT
• William Johnson, Colorado DOT

The December 2, 2021 joint meeting of the AASHTO Committee on Performance Based Management and the TPM Transportation Pooled Fund. Breakout meeting notes are available here.

This webinar covers topics related to transportation organizational management and agencies’ efforts to enhance public value. It also highlights the activities of the AASHTO Committee on Performance-Based Management’s Organizational Management Subcommittee.

Transportation asset management (TAM) and transportation system management and operations (TSMO) are both important elements of transportation agencies. Rapidly growing advancements and uses of technology in transportation are creating new assets that are becoming critical components of the transportation network such as communications and security technology, sensors, cameras, and other intelligent transportation system (ITS) infrastructure technologies. TAM and TSMO business models and philosophies are also similar in nature focused on using limited resources to maximize return on investments. This webinar provides an overview of the relationship between TAM and TSMO and have three agencies share how they are advancing practices to support TAM and TSMO.

The 8th installment of the FHWA/AASHTO TAM Webinar series covered transportation agency practices in visualizing data for telling a story and supporting decision-making. Topics included visualization strategies, techniques and leading practices for various audiences and purposes.

This webinar reviews the current performance measures and national performance goals to understand how states are using them in their decision-making and how the national government is using them to tell a story about the infrastructure network. The webinar's presenters are as follows:

· Hyun-A Park and Lori Richter, Spy Pond Partners
· Pete Stephanos, FHWA
· Scott Zainhofsky, North Dakota DOT
· Andrew Ludasi, New Jersey DOT
· Deanna Belden, Minnesota DOT
· Karen Miller, Missouri DOT
· Tim Henkel, Minnesota DOT

The TPM Webinar series presents best practices and guidance for practitioners in transportation performance management. Their topics cover everything from communication to data management. These webinars are sponsored by the TPM Pooled Fund with support from AASHTO CPBM Leadership and FHWA.

This video from USDOT's Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office provides an introduction to intelligent transportation systems (ITS) and presents a vision for the future of ITS.