CITE 2018 Annual Conference Program by ITE Canada

FOSTERING COMMUNITY

CITE ANNUAL CONFERENCE SHAW CONFERENCE CENTRE DOWNTOWN EDMONTON

Connecting mobility for Vibrant Communities

Master Transportation Planning Active Transportation Public Transportation www.urbansystems.ca

New Mobility Transportation Modelling Goods Movement Urban Street Design

CONTENTS 1 WELCOME 3

FLOOR PLAN

4 SCHEDULE 13

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

TECHNICAL TOURS

SPECIAL EVENTS

CITE AWARDS

23 EXHIBITORS 27 SPONSORS

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WELCOME to On behalf of the Local Arrangements Committee and the Northern Alberta Section, we are excited to welcome you here. As we raced towards the finish line of hosting this conference, we became increasingly impressed by the quality of the program, technical tours, and keynote speakers assembled for the event. We have structured our program around fostering community. Our hope is to share the great work that our community of transportation professionals in Edmonton and around the country are doing to shape and transform their communities. You will also find plenty of opportunities to connect with your colleagues, explore Edmonton, and get outside. Our collaboration with the Conference Board of Canada will give you a chance to stretch your imagination as we grapple with how our communities might be transformed by changing technology. We encourage you to walk through Fort Edmonton Park during our banquet and ponder how much our profession has impacted our cities to date and how it might change our future. We hope to leave you connected, challenged, and inspired.

Jen Malzer

Daniel Vriend

Erin Toop

CITE â&#x20AC;˘ City of Calgary

City of Edmonton

CITE

Catherine Oberg

Rodney Peacock

Audra Jones

Bunt & Associates

ISL Engineering and Land Services

City of Edmonton

Carolyn Sherstone

Lindsay Vanstone

Ali Arshad

Stantec

City of Edmonton

ISL Engineering and Land Services

Dean Cooper

Amy Kim

Andrew Anderson

WATT Consulting Group

University of Alberta

Anderson Business Consulting Inc.

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EDMONTON The theme of the conference – fostering community – shines through a program showcasing perspectives on traditional transportation systems, emerging trends, and future technological advancements. The exciting technical program features plenary sessions and abstract-driven sessions that present the latest information on a wide range of transportation research. Complementing the presentations, unique technical tours are designed to stimulate discussions and enhance your experience.

WELCOME

It is a great pleasure to welcome you here in Edmonton to participate in the 2018 CITE Conference and Annual Meeting.

The social program includes many opportunities for you to experience the best that the City of Edmonton has to offer. Take the time to explore our fine host city and the many fabulous shopping and dining experiences around the corner from the conference. Remember to wear your favorite jersey when you come out to participate or cheer on your fellow CITE colleagues at our time honoured traditional hockey game. CITE’s networking opportunities provide attendees with a wealth of opportunities to share knowledge, insight, and experiences with transportation colleagues from across Canada and around the world. Make it a point to meet some new colleagues at the conference and turn them into rewarding friendships. I am looking forward to meeting you at what promises to be an exciting and memorable event!

Edward Soldo, P.Eng. President, Canadian Institute of Transportation Engineers

MEETING ROOM LEVEL 3 FLOORS BELOW JASPER AVENUE MAIN ENTRANCE

FLOOR PLAN

10/11/12

KEYNOTE • LUNCH • TRAFFIC BOWL

TECHNICAL SESSIONS REGISTRATION 5/6

TECHNICAL SESSIONS

ELEVATOR

DOWN

EXHIBITION HALL & BREAK

SPEAKERS’ BREAKFAST

TECHNICAL SESSIONS

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CITE AGM

SCHEDULE ALL DAYS

LOCATION: FOYER OUTSIDE OF SALON 8, SHAW CONFERENCE CENTRE The Registration Desk is your go-to for assistance and information about the program, wayfinding, and more. The Desk will be open: Sunday, June 3

12:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Monday, June 4

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Tuesday, June 5

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Wednesday, June 6

8:00 AM – 11:00 AM

SCHEDULE

REGISTRATION & INFORMATION DESK

MON, JUN 4 to WED, JUN 6 • 7:00 – 7:45 AM

MORNING RUN MEETING PLACE: MARRIOTT COURTYARD HOTEL LOBBY, JUST INSIDE FRONT DOORS Start your day off with a 5–7 km run and experience some of the Edmonton river valley’s finest trails with your CITE colleagues.

MON, JUN 4 to WED, JUN 6 • 7:30 – 8:30 AM

SPEAKERS’ BREAKFAST LOCATION: SALON 3, SHAW CONFERENCE CENTRE Full breakfast for conference speakers and presenters. It is strongly recommended that presenters attend to meet your session moderators and ensure that the conference team has your latest presentation materials and requirements.

SUNDAY, JUNE 3 6:00 – 8:00 WELCOME RECEPTION Marriott Courtyard Patio, 1 Thornton Ct NW Sponsored by IBI and Parsons

8:00 – LATE LeadershipITE CANADIAN ALUMNI RECEPTION By invitation

MONDAY, JUNE 4

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Resilience Planning & Climate Change

ǬǬ Resilience in a Transportation System: A Whole System Approach ǬǬ Resilient Infrastructure Planning, Risk-Based Analysis Methodoloy ǬǬ Vulnerability assessment of transportation network of northeastern Alberta under scenario of extreme events ǬǬ Modelling network resilience to prepare for climate change

Urban Corridors

ǬǬ Main Streets Mobility in Edmonton ǬǬ Memorial Drive Left Turn Lane Reversal System ǬǬ Land Use Vision Informing Transit Mode: Lessons Learned From the Dundas Connects Master Plan

ǬǬ An Integrated Modelling Approach for LRT Projects: A Case Study of Edmonton’s Valley Line LRT ǬǬ Investigating Urban-scale Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram: Simulation Findings for Edmonton’s Urban Network ǬǬ Building Long-Term Dynamic Traffic Assignment Model: Challenges and Applications ǬǬ Staging Development of Edmonton Citywide Dynamic Traffic Assignment Model

Travel Demand Modeling in Edmonton

An opportunity for members to hear from and share their views with ITE International Leadership. ITE’s President Michael Sanderson and other Executive Committee members will share details about specific initiatives and look for feedback from members on these initiatives as well as other issues. Included in this session may be a Coordinating Council representative who highlights key Council activities and solicits feedback on transportation equity or another emerging initiative.

ITE Leadership Town Hall

Salon 9

12:00 – 1:30 LUNCH & KEYNOTE • MICHAEL SANDERSON & BRUCE BELMORE • Salon 10/11/12

Salon 4

Salon 2

10:30 – 12:00 TECHNICAL SESSION 1 Salon 5/6

8:30 – 10:00 OPENING KEYNOTE • GREG ZESCHUK • Salon 10/11/12

7:30 – 8:30 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST • Shaw Conference Centre, Meeting Level Foyer

10:00 – 10:30 EXHIBITOR HALL & BREAK • Salon 8

Gender & Community Building: Projects & Processes

ǬǬ A City's First Two Way Cycle Track: Does it Bring Out More Women, Children & Seniors? ǬǬ Transit for Women in Rural Communities: Linking Connection, Community and Safety ǬǬ Gender issues related to City building

Geometric Design: Transforming Stroads & Structures

ǬǬ Burrard Bridge Renewal and Transportation Improvement Project ǬǬ The Northeast False Creek Project – From Viaducts to Great Streets ǬǬ Transforming Toronto’s “Spaghetti” Junction into a Complete Streets Solution ǬǬ JASPER AVENUE - You've never seen like this before!

7:00 – LATE

Sponsored by Al-Terra and City of Edmonton

STUDENT MIXER • Metro Billiards, 10250 106 Street

Sponsored by Bunt & Associates and McElhanney

STREET HOCKEY CHALLENGE • 104 St, between 102 Ave & 103 Ave

Sponsored by WSP

CITE COLLEGIATE TRAFFIC BOWL • Salon 11/12

ǬǬ City of Vancouver Cycling and Pedestrian Spot Improvement Program ǬǬ Walk CNV: Making Good Places for Walking Even Better ǬǬ Ottawa's Winter Cycling Network - Happy 3rd Birthday!

Active Transportation: Hot Spots • Walking • Winter

Salon 5/6

SCHEDULE • MON

ǬǬ Sustainability Challenges of Implementing High Speed Rail in Canada ǬǬ Envisioning Opportunities in Multimodal Transportation Planning ǬǬ Macroscopic Evaluation of Active Transportation Safety: City of Vancouver as a Case Study ǬǬ Understanding the spatiotemporal patterns of taxi trips using GPS data

Student Paper Awards Preview

Young Minds Present:

Salon 9

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1:30 – 4:30 BIKE TOUR S1 • SOUTH SIDE

5:30 – 7:00

3:30 – 5:00

3:00 – 3:30 EXHIBITOR HALL & BREAK • Salon 8

Salon 4

Salon 2

1:30 – 3:00 TECHNICAL SESSION 2

1:30 – 3:00 LRT DOWNTOWN • WALKING

TUESDAY, JUNE 5 MORNING

7:30 – 8:30 CITE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING • Salon 1

Salon 4

Communicating • Engaging • Educating

ǬǬ School lead Tactical Urbanism and Public Engagement as part of Sustainable Transportation Projects ǬǬ ActivateYYC: Microgrants that Reinvent Transportation Engineering ǬǬ Are You Roundabout Ready? A Multifaceted Public Education Strategy

Salon 2

Traffic Operations: Integrating Bikes and LRT

ǬǬ Traffic Signal Coordination for Cyclists: A Case Study in Vancouver, BC ǬǬ Impact of light rail crossings on vehicle travel times ǬǬ Back-in Angled Parking to Balance Parking Needs and Bike Lanes ǬǬ LRT Crossing Assessment Framework

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ǬǬ Meta-Analysis of the Traffic Safety Effect of Reversible Lanes ǬǬ Forecasting Fatal Pedestrian Injuries within the United States: A Model-Based Approach ǬǬ The use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for innovative road safety analyses

Safety: Stats & Beyond

Salon 5/6

ICE DISTRICT WALKING TOUR

8:30 – 10:00

BIKE TOUR D1 • DOWNTOWN ǬǬ Designing Healthy Living Chief Public Health Officer’s Report on the State of Public Health in Canada 2017

Healthy Living: Designing & Redesigning Our Communities

ǬǬ TLC Accessibility Project – A Review of Accessibility Experiences ǬǬ Canadian Capacity Guide update

Technical Liaison Committee (TLC): Activity Update

Salon 9

7:15 – 8:30 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST • Shaw Conference Centre, Meeting Level Foyer

8:30 – 10:00 TECHNICAL SESSION 3

8:30 – 10:00

Gender & City Building: A Social Innovation Approach

ǬǬ Overcoming the Exclusive City

Technology & Transportation

ǬǬ Exploring how to Plan for the Technological Revolution

ǬǬ Lighter, quicker, cheaper infrastructure for adaptive approaches to community traffic calming and pedestrian safety ǬǬ Responding to Growth and Change: Rapid Implementation of all Ages and Abilities Bicycle Networks

Rapid Implementation

Salon 4

Salon 2

10:30 – 12:00 TECHNICAL SESSION 4

10:00 – 10:30 EXHIBITOR HALL & BREAK • Salon 8

ǬǬ Parking in Parkland: Accessibility to Edmonton's Ribbon of Green ǬǬ City of Vancouver – West End Parking Strategy ǬǬ Lessons in Parking Data Analysis ǬǬ Future-Proofing our Parking Strategies

Parking: New Tricks for an Old Dog?

Salon 5/6

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BIKE TOUR D2 • DOWNTOWN

SCHEDULE • TUE AM

ǬǬ Design Options for Transit Terminal Access Near a Steep Hill ǬǬ The "Traffic Bowl": the Transportation Impacts of Hillside Sprawl ǬǬ Credit River Active Transportation Crossings ǬǬ The Role of Automated Parking Systems and Conventional Parking Garages as Decentralized Storage Depots for Autonomous Vehicles ǬǬ Gender Differences in Travel Behaviour ǬǬ Gordon Dr / Casorso Rd Intersection Cycling Improvements ǬǬ Empowering Communities Engage 106-76

Pecha Kucha: Multi-Topic Sampler

Salon 9

10:30 – 12:00

Salon 4

Geometric Design: Guidelines & Street Classifications

ǬǬ Alberta Bicycle Facility Design Guide Workshop ǬǬ St. Albert Complete Streets Guidelines and Implementation Strategy: A Holistic Approach to Growing a City ǬǬ Chestermere Transportation Master Plan: A new way of thinking about street classifications

Salon 2

Collaborating with a Tiger Team: Innovation Lab

ǬǬ Calgary’s Tiger Team 101: A Crash Course Collaborating for better Complete Streets

1:30 – 3:00 TECHNICAL SESSION 5

ǬǬ Event Traffic Management Planning - Mitigating Chaos ǬǬ Rogers Place Arena and Ice District Special Event Management Plan

ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems) ǬǬ Variable Speed Limit System (VSLS) in BC ǬǬ Small City, Intelligent City, Not-Yet-Intelligent Transportation

ǬǬ Demanding Change / Changing Demand ǬǬ Portage and Main Microsimulation – Walls Down, Walking Up ǬǬ Elements that are your best friends in Multi-Modal Modelling

Rules of the Road ǬǬ TAC’s new Canadian Model Rules of the Road

Event Traffic Management

Salon 9

TUESDAY, JUNE 5 AFTERNOON

Demand Modeling and Microsimulation

Salon 5/6

12:00 – 1:30 LUNCH • CITE ANNUAL AWARDS • Salon 10/11/12

1:30 – 3:00

FUNICULAR TOUR F1

1:30 – 4:30

BIKE TOUR S2 • SOUTH SIDE

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ǬǬ Activating Laneway - Making laneway a placemaking experience while maintaining its functionality ǬǬ The Art of Transportation

ǬǬ Evaluating Calgary’s urban pilot cycle track network: plan once, measure many ways ǬǬ The Multimodal Transportation Index: application, use and need for city corridors ǬǬ The Edmonton Downtown Bike Network: Initial Usage Insights ǬǬ Capacity Analysis Using Person-delay as the MOE – A Case Study for Policy Decision Making

SCHEDULE • TUE PM

Transportation provided, departing from the Shaw Conference Centre, Jasper Avenue Entrance. Check the Conference App for shuttle times.

ANNUAL BANQUET • Fort Edmonton Park

Data Analytics & Travel Patterns

Salon 9

ǬǬ Modelling Autonomous ǬǬ Importance of Data in Vehicles in Calgary's Regional Transportation/Traffic Transportation Model Engineering ǬǬ The Gap between Connected ǬǬ The Evolution of the and Unconnected Vehicles Traffic Study - Leveraging Data Analytics to Create ǬǬ New Mobility Possibilities – Better Deliverables and User’s Perspective Communicate More ǬǬ Charging Up! Edmonton’s Effectively Electric Vehicle Jolt ǬǬ Advantages and Limitations of MAC Address O-D Survey Data Collection

CASE (Connected Automated Shared Electric)

Salon 5/6

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FUNICULAR TOUR F2

5:30 – 10:30

Placemaking

Measuring Effectiveness

ǬǬ Sustainable Urban Integration: Transit as Citybuilding

Salon 4

Salon 2

3:30 – 5:00 TECHNICAL SESSION 6

3:00 – 3:30 EXHIBITOR HALL & BREAK • Salon 8 3:30 – 5:00

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Garbage • Goods • Commercial Vehicles

ǬǬ Data-driven approach to characterize commercial vehicles movement ǬǬ Pedestrians, cyclists, buses, and passenger cars…but what about the garbage? A Primer on Solid Waste Management for the Transportation Professional ǬǬ City of Calgary Goods Movement Strategy

Transit & Transportation Planning in Rural & Smaller Community Contexts

ǬǬ Smaller Communities Doing More Together: Tri-Region Transit Plan ǬǬ Development of Progressive Transportation Master Plans for Rural Municipalities ǬǬ Transportation Planning in Small Communities - Lessons from TransPort Moody, Port Moody’s New Master Transportation Plan

10:00 – 10:30 BREAK • Foyer

Salon 4

Salon 2

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ǬǬ 25 Avenue LRT Grade Separation Project ǬǬ Canada’s First Diverging Diamond Interchange ǬǬ Innovative and Unique – The Use of MiniRoundabouts in Downtown Sundre, Alberta

Geometric Design: Major Facilities + Roundabouts

Salon 5/6

Attendance at the Automated Vehicles 2018 morning sessions is limited to CITE delegates who indicated attendance during their registration for the CITE 2018 conference.

CITE is proud to sponsor the Conference Board of Canada’s Automated Vehicles 2018: Planning for Urban and Rural Transitions conference. The full agenda for the conference can be viewed on the CBoC website.

AUTOMATED VEHICLES 2018: PLANNING FOR URBAN & RURAL TRANSITIONS CONFERENCE

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6

7:30 – 8:30 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST • Shaw Conference Centre, Meeting Level Foyer

8:30 – 10:00 TECHNICAL SESSION 7

11 8:30 – 10:30 LRT SOUTHEAST VALLEY LINE • BUS TOUR

8:30 – 10:30 WALTERDALE BRIDGE WALKING TOUR

Transportation Planning: Conversation Circles

ǬǬ Can’t We All Get Along? Managing Projects from the Consultant and Government Perspective ǬǬ The evolution of the role of Transportation Engineers in development reviews

Active Transportation: Cross-Canada Check-Up

ǬǬ The State of Active Transportation In Canada: Canada’s First National Active Transportation Report Card ǬǬ Okanagan Rail Trail Project

ǬǬ Vision Zero Hackathon

Safety: Vision Zero Hackathon

ǬǬ Development of the Peel Region Road Safety Plan Lessons Learned ǬǬ Safety Review of Laurier Ave W: a multimodal approach to traffic safety

Safety: Planning & Design

Salon 5/6

PUTTING

YOU

SCHEDULE • WED

IN THE PICTURE

See you next year in Ottawa!

LUNCH & KEYNOTE • THE HON. BRIAN MASON • Salon 10/11/12 12:00 – 1:30 Joint with the Conference Board of Canada Automated Vehicles 2018 Conference

ǬǬ A Study of Adjustable Bike Lane Application in Winter Cities in Canada

Salon 4

Salon 2

10:30 – 12:00 TECHNICAL SESSION 8

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS MONDAY, JUNE 4 • 8:30 – 10:00 • OPENING PLENARY

GREG ZESCHUK Edmonton Community Builder Originally trained as a medical doctor, Greg teamed up with two classmates and formed the video game company BioWare in 1995. For the next 17 years, BioWare would create many of the industry’s most beloved role-playing games. BioWare grew to seven studios across the globe before Greg and his business partner Ray Muzyka departed the company in 2012. After BioWare, Greg started a YouTube channel called The Beer Diaries focused on craft beer. This led to a desire to start a brewery in his hometown of Edmonton. Greg dabbled in land development to build the awardwinning Ritchie Market, housing his brewery (Blind Enthusiasm Brewing Company) and restaurant (Biera), and the Monolith, housing Blind Enthusiasm’s barrel-aging facility. Greg now operates his companies while focusing on contributing to the community via hosting charitable events and participating in local festivals and fundraising efforts. He also serves on a number of private, public, and not-for-profit boards.

MONDAY, JUNE 4 • 12:00 – 1:30 • LUNCH KEYNOTE

MICHAEL SANDERSON

BRUCE BELMORE

President, ITE International

Vice President, ITE International

Michael Sanderson is President and CEO of Sanderson Stewart, recognized in 2014 as America’s Small Business of the Year by the United States Chamber of Commerce and twice recognized by the Zweig Group as one of the Best Firms to Work for in the Architecture/ Engineering industry. Michael is an ITE Fellow and has served in numerous ITE leadership roles, formerly serving as president of the Montana Chapter, Intermountain Section, and Western District, and as an International Director.

As the director of Western Canada Transportation Planning with WSP, Bruce is regularly involved in projects and trying to innovate with transportation solutions. With 30 years of experience in the transportation industry, Bruce has had the pleasure of undertaking a broad range of projects to improve mobility and safety. Bruce has served as President of the Canadian District, Saskatchewan Section, and as International Director.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 • 12:00 – 1:30 KEYNOTE LUNCH • Joint with Automated Vehicles 2018 Conference Brian Mason currently serves as Minister of Transportation and as Government House Leader with the Legislative Assembly of Alberta. Brian previously served as Minister of Infrastructure. He was first elected as the Member of the Legislative Assembly for Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood in a 2000 by-election, and is the longest serving Member of the 29th Legislature. Brian previously served as leader of the New Democrats from September 18, 2004, to October 18, 2014. Before his election to the Alberta Legislature, Brian served as City of Edmonton Councillor for ward 3. He was first elected in October 1989 and won three subsequent civic elections. As a member of city council for 11 years, Brian gained a reputation as a tough and effective voice for his constituents.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

THE HON. BRIAN MASON Alberta’s Minister of Transportation

TECHNICAL TOURS All tours begin at the Shaw Conference Centre, Jasper Ave Entrance. Participants should meet 15 minutes before the start of the tour. Tours will run rain or shine; please dress for the weather. Spaces on tours were offered during conference registration. If you are interested in participating, please see the Registration Desk to find out if space is available.

BIKE TOURS Sponsored by Urban Systems Please arrive 15 minutes early to adjust your bike.

SOUTH SIDE

South of downtown, Edmonton’s expanding bike network includes unique raised intersections and raised bike lanes. Many of these improvements were community driven.

BIKE TOUR S1: MON, JUN 4 • 1:30 – 4:30 PM BIKE TOUR S2: TUE, JUN 5 • 1:30 – 4:30 PM

DOWNTOWN

See Edmonton’s rapidly implemented protected on-street bike lanes, including unique bi-directional lanes on two way roads and cycling signals.

BIKE TOUR D1: TUE, JUN 5 • 8:30 – 10:00 AM BIKE TOUR D2: TUE, JUN 5 • 10:30 – NOON

Note: Tours will use a combination of bike facilities and regular lanes. Participants should be comfortable with urban cycling. Adults are not required to wear a helmet in Edmonton. Helmets will not be provided but you may bring your own.

FUNICULAR TOURS Hear from the engineers, architects, and designers from DIALOG and Graham Construction about the process to improve connectivity for the public between downtown and the North Saskatchewan River valley through the 100 Street Funicular. FUNICULAR TOUR 1: TUE, JUN 5 • 1:30 – 3:00 PM FUNICULAR TOUR 2: TUE, JUN 5 • 3:30 – 5:00 PM

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TECHNICAL TOURS

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WALKING TOURS TUE, JUN 5 • 8:30 – 10:00 AM

ICE DISTRICT WALKING TOUR Walk through the 25 acre Ice District in downtown and go inside the new Rogers Place Arena! Hear from Bunt & Associates about how transportation challenges like pedestrian circulation, loading docks, and parking were addressed. WED, JUN 6 • 8:30 – 10:30 AM

WALTERDALE BRIDGE TOUR Tour the new signature Walterdale Bridge before it fully opens to the public. This $155 million project has experienced many engineering challenges. The City of Edmonton’s project management team will discuss the planning, design, and construction of the new bridge. Attire: This is an active construction site tour. Construction appropriate footwear is required – steel toe boots preferred, no open toes/high heels/dress shoes. Hard hat, safety vest, and safety glasses will be provided. Mobility: Persons with limited mobility may not be able to travel to all tour locations depending on construction activity and field conditions.

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LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT TOURS The City of Edmonton is building LRT at a fast pace and connecting communities across the city. The two LRT tours will focus on completed, in construction, and planned LRT projects. Learn how transitoriented development (TOD), community-building opportunities, and design challenges influenced corridor selection, hear about infrastructure delivery challenges, and see first hand the integration with land use integration and public art.

DOWNTOWN LRT • WALKING TOUR This walking tour will highlight design and delivery challenges, make sense of much of the construction downtown, and show how LRT will enable downtown revitalization.

Connectivity the future of mobility

TECHNICAL TOURS

MON, JUN 4 • 1:30 – 3:00 PM

WED, JUN 6 • 8:30 – 10:30 AM

SOUTHEAST VALLEY LINE • BUS TOUR Opening in 2020, this tour of the Southeast Valley Line LRT focuses on construction progress including stops at several active work sites.

Morrison Hershfield connects communities across Canada by providing efficient transportation solutions with sustainable results morrisonhershfield.com

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SPECIAL EVENTS SUNDAY, JUNE 3 6:00 – 8:00 PM • COURTYARD MARRIOTT HOTEL PATIO

WELCOME RECEPTION Sponsored by IBI and Parsons Reconnect with friends, old and new, and enjoy beverages and appetizers at the conference opening cocktail reception.

MONDAY, JUNE 4 3:30 – 5:00 PM • SHAW CONFERENCE CENTRE, SALON 11/12

CITE COLLEGIATE TRAFFIC BOWL Sponsored by WSP Come cheer on your alma mater or classmates at this annual Jeopardy-style competition! Featuring a record 10 teams from across Canada this year. 5:30 – 7:00 PM • 104 ST, BETWEEN 102 AVE & 103 AVE

STREET HOCKEY CHALLENGE Sponsored by Bunt & Associates and McElhanney Delegates of all skills are invited to join us as we take over a block of 104th St for the annual street hockey game. Equipment is provided. 7:00 PM – LATE • METRO BILLIARDS, 10250 106 STREET

STUDENT MIXER Sponsored by Al-Terra and City of Edmonton Professionals and students can get acquainted over local beers, darts, arcades, and billiards. We will do some fun networking activities so bring your business cards. Metro Billiards is about a 15 minute walk from the hotel and conference area.

TUESDAY, JUNE 5 7:30 – 8:30 AM • SHAW CONFERENCE CENTRE, SALON 1

CITE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 5:30 – 10:30 PM • FORT EDMONTON PARK

ANNUAL BANQUET

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TRANS FORMING CITY AND TOWN

Transit-oriented Development for a Brighter Future

YEARS

CALGARY | EDMONTON | VANCOUVER | VICTORIA

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Featuring West Block, Edmonton, AB A project of InHouse by Beaverbrook

YOUR CHALLENGE. OUR PASSION. PROUD TO BE A SPONSOR OF THE 2018 CITE CONFERENCE

CITE AWARDS MEMBER AWARDS H. Robert Burton Distinguished Service Award Joanna Kervin, Toronto Section Outstanding Voluntary Contribution Award Sean Nix, Toronto Section Rising Star Award Irini Akhnoukh, Southern Alberta Section

STUDENT AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS Dr. Michel Van Aerde Memorial Transportation Scholarship Seiran Heshami, University of Calgary John Vardon Memorial Transportation Scholarship Abby Scaletta, University of Manitoba CITE WSP Undergraduate Scholarship Syed Imam, University of Toronto CITE WATT Consulting Group “Transportation in a Sustainable World” Student Award Joseph Dominicis, McMaster University Student Paper Competition Award Ahmed Osama Amer, University of British Columbia Student Presentation Competition Award Anita Kyle, University of British Columbia – Okanagan

CITE ACTIVITY AWARDS

Section Activity Award Northern Alberta

Student Chapter Activity Award University of Manitoba

Section Delta Award Atlantic Provinces

Student Chapter Delta Award McMaster University

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EXHIBITORS The Exhibitor Hall is located in Salon 8, where breaks will take place on Monday and Tuesday.

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AIMSUN aimsun.com Pascal Volet pascal.volet@aimsun.com Aimsun is an international team of technologists, scientists, and transportation engineers dedicated to solving the world’s most complex mobility problems. Aimsun’s modeling software analyzes the interaction of public and private vehicles; simulates the role of artificial intelligence and machine learning; tests autonomous vehicles; or offers insights into smarter multi-modal transportation choices. Thousands of users in over 80 countries use Aimsun software and services. BOOTH #5

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CREATIVE TRANSPORTATION SOLUTIONS (CTS)

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ECO-COUNTER eco-counter.com Marian Mithani marian.mithani@eco-counter.com For over 15 years, Eco-Counter has specialized in providing quality automated pedestrian and cyclist counting systems. Eco-Counter is trusted worldwide – more than 18,000 systems in 53 countries – from bike counters deployed on the busiest cycle tracks of New York City to trail counters in remote regions of the Rockies. BOOTH #1

ECONOLITE econolite.ca Peter Wilson pwilson@econolite.ca Serving the transportation market for more than 30 years, Econolite Canada (ECI) is Canada’s

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ELECTROMEGA LTD electromega.com Pierre Pluff ppluff@electromega.com Electromega is a Canadian leader in innovative and high-performance technological solutions for the transportation sector as well as in the traffic, parking and intelligent transportation systems industry. We offer SOLUTIONS that include leading-edge professional services and control systems, as well as innovative applied management and mobility technologies. We work with local authorities to deliver a vast line of products and solutions that improve groundlevel operations. BOOTH #10

ETHERWAN etherwan.com Steve Frank steve.frank@etherwan.com EtherWAN Systems is a leading manufacturer of Hardened Ethernet, PoE, and Fiber connectivity products specifically designed for the most demanding environments. Our Ethernet Switches, Media Converters, Ethernet Extenders and Power over Ethernet products ensure reliable communications for ITS, Transit, Security, Datacom, and Railway applications. EtherWAN - When Connectivity is Crucial.

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GGI ROAD & TRAFFIC thegetgoinc.com Alexander Godfrey alex.godfrey@thegetgoinc.com GGI Road & Traffic distributes Iteris Roadway Sensors to detect, count and increase safety for Bicycles and Pedestrians at intersections. GGI offers Lufft RWIS, Mini-RWIS and Mobile solutions for winter maintenance. Emergency Vehicle Pre-emption and Transit Signal Priority systems from Collision Control and Dymec network products are also offered. BOOTH #9

GREAT NORTHERN ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS INC. gnec.ca Jatinder Hayer Jatinder.hayer@gnec.ca Great Northern Engineering Consultants Inc. (GNEC) is a well-respected, and rapidly growing, Traffic and Electrical Engineering firm. Providing outstanding service with a culture of curiosity and innovation, GNEC excels in our key disciplines of Intelligent Transportation Systems, Traffic Engineering, Utility Engineering, Roadway & Area Lighting and Specialty Electrical Design. BOOTH #4

LAFRENTZ ROAD MARKING lafrentz.ca Tim Zapf tzapf@lafrentz.ca Lafrentz Road Marking is western Canada’s largest road marking specialist. Lafrentz provides both road paint application and durable marking solutions. Specialized applications include airport line painting, skid resistant surface treatment and high visibility markings.

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leading manufacturer and distributor of ITS solutions. Being customer- and technologydriven has fostered Econolite Canada’s market leadership, and with direct sales and service presence in every Canadian province, ECI ensures that customer service remains the top priority. Econolite Canada supports all of its products through the entire life cycle and provides 24/7 customer service, in addition to providing unparalleled levels of product training.

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MICROTRAFFIC microtraffic.com Craig Milligan craig.milligan@microtraffic.com Road Safety Video Analytics: MicroTraffic provides near-miss data from traffic video for life-saving road safety decisions. MicroTraffic’s vision is that every traffic engineer can leverage video conflict analysis for their entire network or for individual sites as they proactively work to improve safety. BOOTH #12

MIOVISION miovision.com Corey Watterson cwatterson@miovision.com Miovision’s mission is to provide the foundation for tomorrow’s smart cities by transforming the way traffic networks are managed today. Backed by the world’s most advanced traffic AI, Miovision’s innovations in traffic signal planning and operations have made it possible for cities to improve the transportation experience for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians since 2005. With offices in Kitchener, Canada and Cologne, Germany, Miovision serves over 17,000 municipalities worldwide. BOOTH #7

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North Line northlinecanada.com Jim Sheehan sales@northlinecanada.com North Line is an international innovator, manufacturer, and distributor of intelligent traffic solutions. With more than 40 years of experience and a continuous investment in research and development, we set industry standards in detection, asset management, and more. From solutions to in-shop service to on-site support, we’re here for you, here in Canada. We have the solution.

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PTV GROUP ptvgroup.com Alastair Evanson alastair.evanson@ptvgroup.com PTV America, Inc. is the North American subsidiary of PTV Group. We help cities, companies, and

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people, save both time and money. We’re leaders in delivering and supporting innovative transportation and logistics solutions, and for the application of our state-of-the-art transportation software. Our main focus is to provide expertise in transportation planning, traffic operations, traffic engineering, routing, mapping and optimization for our customers. BOOTH #3

SAFE ROADS HIGHWAY PRODUCTS saferoads.net David Wilson dwilson@saferoads.net Safe Roads Highway Products have seen a phenomenal growth in their business in western Canada. We focus on value, safety, and our customer. This has resulted in greater competition within the Highway Safety Market. If you are looking for excellent service at a fair price, look no further. BOOTH #6

TRANSOFT SOLUTIONS INC. transoftsolutions.com Irma de Leon ids@transoftsolutions.com Transoft Solutions develops and supports innovative and timesaving CAD-based software for engineers, architects, and drafters for their civil and infrastructure design and planning needs. Transoft's products have become the de facto standard of the departments of transportation of many state and national agencies throughout the world. MEETING LEVEL FOYER

URBAN SYSTEMS urbansystems.ca Brian Patterson bpatterson@urbansystems.ca Urban Systems Ltd. is an inter-disciplinary engineering and planning practice working since 1975 to bring the best expertise to our clients throughout Canada. It all starts with community, and in that spirit, our collective passion brings us together across 15 locations to make a difference in serving our vibrant communities.

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is an award winning engineering consulting firm based in British Columbia celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2018. With over 30 employees, including 9 traffic engineers, CTS is one of the largest firms in Western Canada that specializes in traffic engineering, transport planning, and data collection services. cts-bc.com info@cts-bc.com 604.936.6190

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