KOSEN 한인과학기술자네트워크

This document, the Transportation Technology Plan, identifies the critical rechnology elements of the partnership initiativew\s and activities planned for the 1998-2005 time frame. Since many of the partmnerships are new and will require significant involvement of all lebels of government, industry, and academia, the inplenmentation strategies presented should be viewed as the first step in a longer term process to demonstrate and accelerate the deployment of technology into the transportation system. Although thos document focuses on technology, in many cases non-technological approaches may be equally beneficial to implement. The partnerships fall into two board categories : 1 0those representing exosting, well-established Federal R&D activities; and 2) new efforts requirinf futher definition and interagency coofdination. Both categories require broadened collaboration among goverment, industry, and academia to achieve the improvements in transportation needed both in America and globally in the next Century. Contents 1.Introducton and Summary 2.Acessibility for Aging and Transportation-Disadvantaged population 3.Aviation Safety Research Alliance 4.Enhanced Goods and Freight Movement at Comestic and International Gateways 5.Enhanced Transportaion Weather services 6.Intelligent Vehicle Initiative 7.Monitoring, Maintenande, and Rapid Renewal of the Physical Infrastructure 8.National Intelligent Transportaion Infrastructure 9.Next generation Global Air Transportaion 10.Next Generation Surface and Marine Transportation Vehicles 11.Total terminal Security 12.Transportation and Sustainable Communities