CITE/QUAD 2022 Joint Annual Conference Print Program by ITE Canada

CITE/QUAD 2022 Joint Annual Conference

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The conference theme Resilient Cities: Planning for an Uncertain Future that we selected in 2018 for what was supposed to be the Vancouver 2020 conference now seems even more fitting and relevant than ever before. It is hard to believe that it has now been three years since CITE last hosted an in-person Annual Conference where delegates could share their technical knowledge, learn new analytical techniques, and meet and reconnect with colleagues from across Canada and the Pacific Northwest. The events of the past two years have definitely taught us that the future is indeed very uncertain, so I encourage you to fully take advantage of this opportunity to enjoy the technical program while reconnecting with colleagues and friends. You will be glad that you did!

Jan

Jan O. Voss, MSc, P.Eng., PTOE

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On behalf of the Local Arrangements Committee (LAC) and the Greater Vancouver Section of CITE, it is my great pleasure to welcome you to Vancouver, which is located on the unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. And I extend my deepest thanks for all those who have contributed to making this CITE/QUAD Joint Annual Conference another rousing success: our speakers, presenters, moderators, exhibitors, sponsors, volunteers, and to you—our participants— for enriching this conference with your presence.

CITE/QUAD 2022 Annual Conference Chair & President and Founder, CTS Thank you for helping us run a more sustainable conference by taking only what you need, returning your badge + hotel key, and recycling this program when no longer needed

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Canada’s Community of Transportation Professionals La communauté des professionels du transport au Canada On behalf of the CITE Board of Directors, welcome to beautiful Vancouver, BC. CITE is home to Canada’s largest community of transportation professionals, and our Annual Conference brings together the best and brightest in Canadian transportation to exchange ideas and connect. The QUAD Conference is an annual transportation conference in the Pacific Northwest hosted in turns by the Greater Vancouver, Vancouver Island, Washington State, and Oregon State ITE Sections. We are excited to host the QUAD Conference in conjunction with the CITE Annual Meeting this year. Thank you to Jan Voss and the rest of the Local Arrangements Committee for welcoming us to your home! With the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic being felt around the world in early 2020, the decision was made to cancel our in-person meeting scheduled for Vancouver that year. Fast forward to 2022 and we are thrilled to be able to gather once again in-person and reconnect with our colleagues from across the country. The theme for this year’s conference is Resilient Cities: Planning for an Uncertain Future. Whether it is a public health crisis, climate change, economic volatility, or geopolitical instability, our profession must continue to be resilient and find creative solutions to support safe and accessible transportation for everyone. Part of that journey is a focus on equity, diversity, and inclusion in transportation—a highlight of two unique sessions this year. On Monday, a CITE Listening Session for attendees who identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Colour (BIPOC) will offer a safe space to discuss issues being faced by those typically under-represented in our profession. On Wednesday, we will open up the discussion to the entire membership through a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Primer and Roundtable Discussion. I invite all interested delegates to share your thoughts and help CITE be a champion in this area.

May-June, 2022

A Message from the Mayor On behalf of the City of Vancouver, I am delighted to extend a warm welcome to all those participating in the 2022 Canadian Institute of Transportation Engineers (CITE) Annual Conference, taking place at the Sheraton Wall Centre, on the traditional territory of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh peoples, from May 30th to Jun 1st. This national gathering provides a valuable forum for transportation professionals to convene under the theme of resilient cities. Delegates are brought together in one of Canada’s largest community of transportation professionals to exchange ideas, share experiences, and connect on new ideas, policies, and tools in the transportation field. As Mayor of Vancouver, I want to acknowledge CITE, along with the sponsors, guest speakers and facilitators, for dedicating efforts, expertise, services and resources to the successful planning of this innovative conference. Allow me to offer my best wishes to the participants of the conference, as well as to welcome the visitors for their stay in Vancouver. Sincerely,

As we reconnect with each other, I hope you take the time to enjoy the sights and sounds of Vancouver. I look forward to meeting you while we are here. Feel free to track me down and say hi! Mayor Kennedy Stewart

Ryan Vanderputten, P.Eng. CITE President

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Schedule The potential of digital technologies to help deliver a better world is what drives us.

Your go-to for information and assistance will be open every day SUN, MAY 29 > 3:00 – 8:00 PM MON, MAY 30 + TUE, MAY 31 > 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM (closed at lunch) WED, JUNE 1 > 7:30 AM – 12:00 PM

DAILY MEALS BREAKFAST Light continental breakfast (pastries, cereals, yogurt & fruit) > 7:30 – 8:30 AM > EXHIBITOR HALL

SCHEDULE SUNDAY

REGISTRATION & INFO DESK

COFFEE BREAKS > 10:00 – 10:30 AM + 3:00 – 3:30 PM > EXHIBITOR HALL LUNCH Plated and seated meal > 12:00 – 1:30 PM > GRAND BALLROOM

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Sunday, May 29

Data-driven, connected solutions.

3:00 – 8:00

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6:00 – 8:00

REGISTRATION & INFO DESK OPEN

> Sheraton Wall Centre, North Tower, Third Floor

EXHIBITOR HALL OPEN

> Sheraton Wall Centre, Third Floor, Junior & Pavilion Foyers

WELCOME RECEPTION 6:00 – 8:00

> Exhibitor Hall (Sheraton Wall Centre, North Tower, Third Floor)

Meet our exhibitors, reconnect with old friends, and make some new connections at our opening cocktail reception.

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Attire: Smart casual. Appetizers will be served. Bar available.

VIBRANT COMMUNITIES

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8:00 – 10:00

LeadershipITE CANADIAN ALUMNI RECEPTION By invitation

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Monday, May 30

> Morning

OPEN 7:30 – 5:00 REGISTRATION & INFO DESK > North Tower, Third Floor OPEN 7:30 – 3:30 EXHIBITOR HALL > Third Floor, Junior & Pavilion Foyers Join colleagues from across Canada for a 5 km run to start your day

7:30 – 8:30 LIGHT CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST > Exhibitor Hall

KICKOFF KEYNOTE 8:30 – 10:00

Resilient Cities: Rethinking Our Streets in Post-Pandemic Life > Sheraton Wall Centre, Grand Ballroom

Three floors down from registration area, accessible by escalator or elevator

Sponsored by:

Introductions: Ryan Vanderputten, CITE President and Jan Voss, Conference Chair Land acknowledgement Welcome address: Lon LaClaire, City of Vancouver Sponsored by: Sponsor address: Karen Giese, Transoft Keynote speech: Mitchell Reardon, Happy Cities

10:00 – 10:30 EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE & COFFEE BREAK > Exhibitor Hall > Pavilion C > Junior D 10:30 – 12:00 1A COVID Adaptation & 1B BRT and LRT Rapid Transit

Net-Zero Recovery

Projects

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A Quick-Build Corridor Retrofit for COVID-19 Adaptation to Travel Patterns at Iona Beach Regional Park in Richmond, BC 10:30 – 10:50 Jeeshan Ahmed + Thomas Thivener, WATT Consulting Group

Explore, Evaluate, Execute – Designing Richmond's Future Cycling Network Fred Lin, City of Richmond & Geoff England, Steer

The impacts of transit system long-term disruptions and transitional periods on travel behaviour and users’ 10:50 – 11:10 perception Ehab Diab, University of Saskatchewan

Division Transit Project: A New Multi Modal Corridor with Next Generation Transit Signal Priority Andrew Sullivan, Portland Bureau of Transportation + Kate Petak & Mark Haines, City of Portland

Montgomery Main Street: Innovation in Street Design for Active Modes Jonathan van Heyst & Marcia Eng, Urban Systems

Examining the Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Modality Styles in the Greater 11:10 – 11:30 Toronto Area Felita Ong, University of Toronto

Calgary's 52 Street East Fast Tracked BRT Corridor Improvements David Newton & Quinton Velcic, WSP Canada

Vancouver’s 2021 Downtown Bike Network Expansion: Beach, Smithe, Haro, Richards, Drake Brian Gould, City of Vancouver

52 St Transit Improvement Project: from Vision to Implementation Bidoura Khondaker, The City of Calgary

What is in the Bike Lanes in Metro Vancouver? Amir Hassanpour, UBC

Tangible Solutions for a Zeroemission Transit Led Recovery Anaïssia Franca, WSP

> Junior C

> Junior A/B

1D PANEL: AAA Bicycle Networks

CITE Listening Session with BIPOC Professionals

Quick, Cheap, and Cheerful! A Panel Discussion on Rapid Implementation of All Ages and Abilities Bicycle Networks Jennifer Miller, City of New Westminster + Lisa Josephson, TransLink + Po Sun, City of Burnaby + Brian Patterson & PJ Bell, Urban Systems + Meghan Winters, Simon Fraser University

This small group listening forum will be a safe space to hear from BIPOC members and attendees about the gaps and opportunities for improving equity, diversity, and inclusion in transportation.

Sponsored by:

Rapid Transit in Halifax: A “no regrets” strategy to tackle the multitude of challenges and uncertainty facing cities in an era of climate change and COVID-19 recovery. David Espeseth, Halifax Transit + Mike Connors, Halifax Regional Municipality

11:30 – 11:50

> Pavilion D

1C Active Transportation: Cycling Facility Design

The session will introduce rapid implementation tools and tactics, outlining existing best practices, treatments, materials, and other considerations for AAA bicycle networks, with a focus on lighter, quicker, and cheaper approaches to developing cycling infrastructure.

SCHEDULE MON AM

6:30 – 7:30 MORNING RUN > Meet in hotel lobby

The goal is to identify takeaways for CITE about how to best support its racialized members and to continue our journey in championing equity and diversity in the industry. To ensure that the people we want to hear most from feel comfortable sharing their truths, this session is limited only to folks who identify as BIPOC. There is an open session on Wednesday that will be a broader conversation on diversity, equity & inclusion.

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Monday, May 30

> Afternoon

LUNCH & ITE ADDRESS

Technical Tours

> Grand Ballroom Three floors down from registration area, accessible by escalator or elevator

ITE President Beverly Thompson Kuhn will join us to share the latest news and updates from ITE International.

SCHEDULE MON PM

12:00 – 1:30

Pre-registration is required. Participants must meet outside of the main North Tower hotel lobby entrance 15 minutes before the start of your tour. Tours are fully booked and will start promptly as scheduled. Please dress for the weather; tours will run rain or shine.

Sponsored by:

2C Active Transportation - Safety & Design Parameters

2D WORKSHOP: ITE International Integrating Leadership Health & Townhall Planning Integrating Health and Planning – A roadmap for success Brian Patterson, Jamie Hilland, Sarah Neilsen & Shoni Madden, Urban Systems

Safer Work Zone Design for Resilient Cities 1:30 – 1:50 Dr. Mudasser Seraj, ATS Traffic | IntelliTrafik

The introduction of Ride-Hailing to the City of Vancouver Christopher Darwent, City of Vancouver

Cycling in Vancouver: A portrait of bicycle ridership and safety in Vancouver 2010-2020 Olivia White, Eco-Counter

Moving through the Evolution of Protected Intersections in Ontario 1:50 – 2:10 Kate Whitfield, Alta Planning + Design Canada

Planning for Cycling Canisius Chan & Kathy Ho, City of Coquitlam

Benefit Cost Analysis for Active Transportation Facilities Ali Zaidi, City of Calgary + Marcia Eng & Ming Xia, Urban Systems

COVID-19 Traffic Safety Trends for British Columbian Highways Emmanuel Takyi, Karim Habib & Mohamed Essa, BC Ministry of 2:10 – 2:30 Transportation and Infrastructure

City of Vaughan Transportation Demand Management Development Guideline and Toolkit Elnaz Abotalebi & Samar Saadinejad, City of Vaughan

Safety Considerations in Roundabout Landscaping Margaret Gibbs, ICBC (in conjuction with McElhanney) 2:30 – 2:50

From Vision to Reality: Delivering the first phases of BRT in York Region Liza Sheppard, York Region Rapid Transit Corporation

> Junior A/B

Ottawa’s Cycling Safety Program: Improving the City Through Low-Cost Enhancements Caitlyn Prevost, City of Ottawa

Cyclist Safety Design Guideline for Right-Turn Conflicts - Impacts of Intersection Design Elements, Signalization and Bike Facility Type Amanda Pushka & Craig Milligan, MicroTraffic

This interactive workshop will look at health impacts of the built environment and provide attendees with methods to incorporate health into transportation projects

Join a facilitated conversation with ITE President Beverly Kuhn, Canadian District International Director Edward Soldo, and additional Executive Committee members who will share details about key ITE initiatives and activities and seek feedback from members in an informal setting. This is your opportunity to meet ITE’s Leadership, ask questions and share suggestions on how to make ITE better.

Tours for pre-registred delegates only. See details above.

Sponsored by:

> Junior C

1:30 – 4:30 TOUR 1C THE AMAZING BRENTWOOD

2B Ridehailing, Cycling, Transit & TDM Initiatives

> Pavilion D

1:30 – 4:30 TOUR 1B WALKING - PLAZA’S PLACEMAKING AND URBAN SPACES

1:30 – 3:00

2A Road Safety - Highways & Intersection Design

> Junior D

1:30 – 4:30 TOUR 1A CYCLING - DOWNTOWN SOUTH FALSE CREEK

> Pavilion C

3:00 – 3:30 EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE & COFFEE BREAK > Exhibitor Hall

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> Afternoon & Evening

CITE COLLEGIATE TRAFFIC BOWL 3:30 – 5:00

> Sheraton Wall Centre, Grand Ballroom

Come cheer on your alma mater at this annual Jeopardy-style competition featuring teams from CITE Student Chapters across Canada.

CANADIAN

Sponsored by:

Bar available.

Innovative Solutions for Traffic Safety and Civil & Transportation Infrastructure

SCHEDULE MON PM

Monday, May 30

STREET HOCKEY CLASSIC 5:30 – 7:00

> Sunset Beach Park, Beach Ave

No experience required for this annual attendee favourite! All you need is appropriate footwear (sneakers). Sticks and goalie equipment will be provided; gloves and shin pads are welcome but not required. Hockey jerseys encouraged for players and spectators alike! Join the walking shuttles leaving from the hotel lobby at 5:15. The hockey rink is located on Beach Ave between Bute St and Thurlow St, west of the Sunset Beach Park parking lot. Sponsored by:

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STUDENT MIXER 7:00 – 10:00

> Sheraton Wall Centre, Pavilion D Ballroom This casual evening event offers an opportunity to mix and mingle with conference delegates including students and industry members.

Sponsored by:

Attire: Casual Finger foods will be served. Bar available.

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> Morning OPEN 7:30 – 3:30 EXHIBITOR HALL > Third Floor, Junior & Pavilion Foyers

OPEN 7:30 – 5:00 REGISTRATION & INFO DESK > North Tower, Third Floor 6:30 – 7:30 MORNING RUN > Meet in hotel lobby

POSTER SESSION

> Registration area

Presenters in attendance during breaks

Join colleagues from across Canada for a 5 km run to start your day

7:30 – 8:30 LIGHT CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST > Exhibitor Hall

(sponsor-led) Sponsored by:

DCAAS – Data Collection As A Service

Vision Zero – It’s a Journey Not a Statistical Goal Post Russell Brownlee, True North Safety Group 9:10 – 9:30

The “Kamloops” Approach to Developing an Active Transportation Network Purvez Irani, City of Kamloops Can Cyclists Interactions with Pedestrians be mimicked? An Artificial Intelligent Approach Rushdi Alsaleh & Tarek Sayed, University of British Columbia

Build back better: Innovative approaches to reallocating limited road space Sponsored & led by:

Transforming Streetscapes: Active Transportation Infrastructure as a Catalyst for Community Building and Inclusion Meghan Winters, Simon Fraser University + Sarah Webb, City of Victoria Comparing Methodologies for ATNPS in Rural vs Urban Communities Alexandre Wood-Seems, Urban Systems

9:30 – 9:50

10:00 – 10:30

Sponsored by:

Why you need female leadership on your next megaproject! Tara Erwin & Yunfei Zhang, HDR + Damien Forbes & Sabrina Hamidullah, 10:30 – 10:50 Metrolinx Panelists will discuss their careers, overcoming obstacles and unique benefits they bring to the table covering all aspects of leadership as well as techniques to balance work-nonwork life, mitigating burnout, 10:50 – 11:10 team building, the role of mentorship, and lessons learned to foster a better environment for future female engineers and leaders. 11:10 – 11:30

Career Connect with Kate Kate Whitfield, Alta Planning + Design Canada 11:30 – 11:50

Informal and interactive conversation about networking in our field and growing our profession

Curbside Management in Transit-Oriented Development Areas: Lessons from the City of Coquitlam Victor Ngo & Jimin Park, WATT Consulting Group + Kathy Ho, City of Coquitlam

Proximity to bike routes and mode share: An analysis of the Metro Vancouver Area Angie Weddell, City of Vancouver

The Psychology of Small Car Stalls and Vehicle Dimension Trends in BC Christephen Cheng & Nicolas Moss, Bunt & Associates Engineering

Macdonald Bridge Bikeway Connections Design Courtney Pyne, WSP Canada

Accessible Parking Guidelines for the Future Alannah Rodgers & Dan Casey, Urban Systems + Sarah Webb, City of Victoria

Transforming Industrial/ Commercial roadways into multi-modal corridors Vanessa Skelton, GHD

Increasing Curbside Resilience Through Curb Inventory Digitization Yuval Fogelson, IBI Group CurbIQ

Agnes Greenway Barry Fan & Brent McMurtry, Urban Systems

LUNCH & QUAD PANEL 12:00 – 1:30

2022 marks 25 years since road safety audits started in Canada, and they have saved countless lives. Come and learn, through stories and images, 25 lessons shared by road safety auditors with decades of experience. Bring your questions and your own experiences to this joint celebration of an important milestone in road safety!

Designing long-term infrastructure resilience through integrated digital planning

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> Grand Ballroom Three floors down from registration area, accessible by escalator or elevator

Panel on Transportation and Resilient Cities

Notable voices from each of the four Pacific Northwest ITE QUAD Sections come together for a conversation on how climate change, affordability, COVID, and safety considerations are impacting transportation and the resilience of our communities.

Continued from 8:30-10:00

Tours for pre-registred delegates only. See details on page 9.

4B Parking, Curbside Management & Accessibility

> Junior C

8:30 – 11:30 TOUR 2C TMCBC

4A PANELS: Women in the Transportation Profession + Career Connect with Kate

> Pavilion D

8:30 – 11:30 TOUR 2B WALKING - TRANSIT & PUBLIC SPACES

10:30 – 12:00

> Junior D

8:30 – 11:30 TOUR 2A CYCLING - DOWNTOWN BIKE PROJECTS

> Pavilion C

SCHEDULE TUE AM

Tuesday, May 31

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Greater Vancouver Section: Jeffrey Busby, TransLink Vancouver Island Section: Todd Litman, Victoria Transport Policy Institute Washington Section: Dongho Chang, Washington State Department of Transportation Oregon Section: Randy McCourt, former President, ITE International Moderated by Mariya (Mars) Otten-Andrew, WSP

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Tuesday, May 31

> Afternoon

OPEN 7:30 – 5:00 REGISTRATION & INFO DESK > North Tower, Third Floor OPEN 7:30 – 3:30 EXHIBITOR HALL > Third Floor, Junior & Pavilion Foyers

Sponsored by:

Measuring the Transportation Impact of COVID-19 and Implications to Policy Direction 1:30 – 1:50 Clark Lim, Acuere Consulting Inc.

Lessons Learned in the Use of Traffic Performance Measures in Large Scale Alternative Delivery Infrastructure Projects Gabrielle Paquin & Karan Arora, Hatch Ltd.

Georgia Department Of Transportation (GDOT) Safety Engineering Program Anagha Chethalamana Krishnan, AECOM

How has Anticipated Postpandemic Ride-sourcing Use Changed throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic? Evidence 1:50 – 2:10 from a Two-cycle Survey of the Greater Toronto Felita Ong, University of Toronto

Ranking hazard risks for freight transportation network vulnerability analysis Babak Mehran, Jonathan Regehr & Navoda Rillagodage, University of Manitoba

Systemic Road Safety for Rural Roads and Small Communities Russell Brownlee, True North Safety Group

Positioning a mid-sized city for a people-friendly future 2:10 – 2:30 Darren Kropf, City of Kitchener

The Free and Secure Trade – 1st (FAST-1st) Highway 15 Ian Steele, PBX Engineering

MoveSmart - A Proactive Mobility Management Strategy Margie Chung, City of Vaughan

Evaluation of Pedestrian Mobility Interventions on Physical Distancing During Pandemic Tanvir Chowdhury, Ahmad Mohammadi & Tricia Martinez, York 2:30 – 2:50 University

3:00 – 3:30 EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE & COFFEE BREAK > Exhibitor Hall

Highway 16 SAFE Corridor Wildlife Detection System Amy Hunter, PBX Engineering, Keenan Kitasaka, IBI Group

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

> Junior A/B

Thought Leader Sessions

Interactive Workshop: Integrating Lived Experiences into Strategic Transportation Planning Mariam Bello, City of Calgary + Shawn Doyle, Dillon Consulting Limited

Addressing Vulnerable Road Users through Safetyfocused Design Decisions

This workshop will explore how high-level transportation issues impact different demographic groups and network-level recommendations that can improve mobility.

(sponsor-led)

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On-demand transit intervention for multimodal connections and transfers 3:30 – 3:50 Kelly Yili Tang, University of Regina

Using Big Data and Machine Learning to Predict the Impact of Major Events on Traffic Mark Masongsong, UrbanLogiq

Penticton’s Push of Ensuring Resiliency in the Future - A Small Town Things And Does Big Peter Truch, Independent Built Environment & Placemaking Specialist

Reducing Emissions and Delay Through the Automated Health Monitoring of Traffic Signal 3:50 – 4:10 Operations and Infrastructure Sajad Shiravi, Miovision

A Municipal Perspective on the need for a “City-Wide Traffic Model” Purvez Irani, City of Kamloops

How the City of Winnipeg is Building a Speed Management Program Rebecca Peterniak, City of Winnipeg

Tracking diverse pedestrian dynamics and behaviour using kinematics analysis software 4:10 – 4:30 Timothy Young, York University

Fall colours causing traffic jams in one of Canada’s premier recreational and sightseeing destinations - How is this managed? Mathew Koprash & Mehemed Delibasic, McIntosh Perry Consulting Engineers

City of Calgary’s Neighbourhood Streets Pilot Policy Jen Malzer, City of Calgary

Resilient Cities: Managing transport, including people flow, during Major and Mega Events Simon Babes, GHD, Simon Ancliffe, Movement Strategies, a GHD company

Active-ating Parents on School Travel: Translating Research into Metro Vancouver’s Youth Travel Strategy Renate Sitch, TransLink + Sarah Tremblay, Urban Systems

4:30 – 4:50

> Junior C CITE Executive/ Student Chapter Roundtable

> Junior A/B

6D PANEL: Role of Citizen-led Active Transportation Committees in Building Equity

By invitation only Session hosted by the CITE Executive Committee for student chapter leaders and advisors to share ideas and offer feedback on how CITE can support Student Chapters

Moderated by Vanessa Skelton, GHD This session will provide an opportunity to talk to members of Citizenled Transportation Committees who provide their a broad spectrum of experience and perspective for municipalities developing active transportation programs.

Tours for pre-registred delegates only. See details on page 9.

Sponsored by:

> Pavilion D

6C Neighbourhood Streets & Active Travel

1:30 – 4:30 TOUR 3B SEABUS MULTIMODAL

> Junior D

6B Managing Traffic - Events, Big Data & City-wide Models

1:30 – 4:30 TOUR 3A CYCLING AND PUBLIC SPACES

> Pavilion C

6A Data & Models for 3:30 – 5:00 Improved Network Operations

> Afternoon

SCHEDULE TUE PM

Tuesday, May 31

The panel, featuring citizens of both large urban and small rural areas, will discuss what works in each of their communities and take questions from the audience.

BANQUET DINNER CRUISE 5:30 – 10:00

> Magic Yacht Charters, 1601 Bayshore Drive

This year’s banquet will be a quintessential Vancouver experience: a scenic three-hour buffet dinner cruise in Coal Harbour, English Bay and False Creek aboard two premier charter yachts. Attire: Smart casual. Buffet dinner. Bar available. Sponsored by:

SCAN FOR MAP & DIRECTIONS

There will be two boat departure times. Complimentary bus and walking shuttles will be provided to and from the hotel. Please refer to this event in the conference app for details on shuttle locations and departure times. The dock is a 25-minute walk from the Sheraton Wall Centre.

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Wednesday, June 1

Morning OPEN 7:30 – 12:00 REGISTRATION & INFO DESK > North Tower, Third Floor

6:30 – 7:30 MORNING RUN > Meet in hotel lobby 7:30 – 8:30 LIGHT CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST > Junior & Pavilion Foyers

Cariboo Disasters Integrating Resiliency into Decision Making James LaPointe, BC MoTI + Natasha Elliott, Urban Systems

Building Resiliency within a ZEV Transition Plan Rippan Bhattacharjee, GHD Limited

Building Consensus through Regional Transportation Planning Arth J Vin, Lynn Machacek & Rhys Wolff, HDR

Navigation Apps: A Blessing or a Curse to our Cities? 8:50 – 9:10 Alon Weinberger, Evolve

Automated Avalanche Detector System Ian Steele, PBX Engineering

Achieving a Net-Zero City and What You Should Do About It Thomas Thivener, WATT Consulting Group

Kamloops North Shore Transportation Study Borg Chan & Kurtis Mayne, ISL Engineering + Purvez Irani, City of Kamloops

Network Emissions Vehicle Flow Management Adjustment (NEVFMA) 9:10 – 9:30 Pascal Volet, Aimsun

Network-Level Analysis of Reliability to Sight Distance Requirements: Towards a more Resilient Road Network Suliman Gargoum, UBC

Environmental Impacts of Connected and Automated Vehicles Considering Traffic Flow and Road Characteristics Saad Roustom, Carleton University

The City of Calgary’s Main Streets Program: 17 Avenue and 37 Street Main Street Dennis Hoffart & Syed Ali, The City of Calgary

10:00 – 10:30

COFFEE BREAK

> Junior A/B

CITE Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Primer and Roundtable Discussion

Sponsored by:

Framework to Integrate Emerging Mobility Technologies in Transportation 8:30 – 8:50 Master Plans Gordon Hui & Ray Bacquie, R.J. Burnside & Associates Limited

Real-time SignalVehicle Coupled Control: Using Connected Vehicle Data to Dynamically 9:30 – 9:50 Improve Intersection Safety Tarek Ghoul, University of British Columbia

> Junior C

7D Regional & Community Planning Case Studies

Vancouver’s Climate Emergency Parking Program Alina Cheng, City of Vancouver

CITE invites all delegates interested in diversity, equity & inclusion (DEI) to this learning and sharing opportunity. The session will start with a contextual presentation about DEI in the workplace and industry and some information on what ITE and CITE are doing on these topics. Participants will then form interactive breakout groups to reflect on the conference and their own experiences. They will be asked to offer ideas on what the industry and CITE can do in the ongoing journey to support more meaningful change in this area.

Tours for pre-registred delegates only. See details on page 9.

Sponsored by:

> Pavilion D

7C Moving towards a Net-Zero Future Transit, Parking, EVs & CAVs

8:30 – 11:30 TOUR 4B WALKING - PLAZA’S PLACEMAKING AND URBAN SPACES

> Junior D

7B Designing for Extreme Weather and Climate Change

8:30 – 11:30 TOUR 4A CYCLING - DOWNTOWN AND EAST VAN

> Pavilion C

7A Integration of 8:30 – 10:00 Mobility Services and Technology

Sponsored by:

SCHEDULE WED AM

Join colleagues from across Canada for a 5 km run to start your day

> Junior & Pavilion Foyers

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The Ottawa Covid Ped/Bike Collision Reduction: What do the numbers say and what does it mean? 10:50 – 11:10 Caitlyn Prevost, City of Ottawa

11:10 – 11:30

Sponsored by:

TRUE NORTH SAFETY GROUP

Variable Speed Limit System (VSLS) Ian Steele, PBX Engineering 10:30 – 10:50

Using GIS for Safety Project Prioritization in Snohomish County Bianca Popescu, City of Bellevue

> Junior C

YPT Vancouver Unconference Session

YPT (Young Professionals in Transportation) Vancouver is pleased to be hosting an Unconference session to fosters open and engaging conversations about transportation.

How a Unique DiscreteEvent Simulation Model can Assess Ferry Traffic in 2037 Basse Clement & Harvey Harrison, McElhanney

Managing Traffic and Transportation during major events, construction, and disasters Pascal Volet, Aimsun

A Smarter, More Responsible and More Collaborative Approach to Planning Communities and Transportation Systems in British Columbia Michael Thomas & Kathryn Weicker, BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure

Better data for more resilient planning – tracking mobility choices in North Vancouver Andreas Rose, R.A. Malatest & Associates + Blair Underhill, City of North Vancouver + Monique Beaudry, Associated Engineering

What Do You Do When You Close Half of a Bridge? Adam Pitcher, City of Courtenay + Ming Xia & Natasha Elliott, Urban Systems

Rebuilding Fort St. John’s 100 Street, a Story of Community Planning, Pride and Northern Resilience Chad Carlstrom & Ian Roth, Urban Systems

Misleading Statistics Understanding the Accuracy of Data in the Age of Transportation Data and Technology Sajad Shiravi, Miovision

Glenmore Trail Widening & Crowchild Trail Interchange Improvements Managing Construction Through Traffic Laurie Humble, Jacobs + Syed Ali, The City of Calgary

June 4–7

Building the New Age of Information with Smart Mobility Solutions in the Coachella Valley, California Carlos Carlos, ADVANTEC Consulting + Eric Cowle, Coachella Valley Association of Governements

> Junior A/B

8D Managing Traffic - Construction & Disasters

Pattullo Bridge Replacement Project Sam Young, Transportation Investment Corporation + Wendy Itagawa, Transportation Investment Corporation

11:30 – 11:50

SAVE THE DATE!

> Pavilion D

8C Data & Modelling for Resilient Planning

This session will be an attendeedriven meeting where topics will be suggested by participants and then discussed in smaller groups. The groups can discuss their desired topic using a format of their choice.

8:30 – 11:30 TOUR 4B WALKING - PLAZAS & URBAN SPACES

and Community Building

Help us reduce waste by returning items for future re-use 8:30 – 11:30 TOUR 4A CYCLING - DOWNTOWN AND EAST VAN

> Pavilion C > Junior D 10:30 – 12:00 8A Road Safety Using Data 8B Transportation Accessibility Sponsored by:

Please return your lanyard & hotel key

Morning

SCHEDULE WED AM

Wednesday, June 1

CITE 2022 EXCELLENCE IN TRANSPORTATION AWARDS LUNCHEON 12:00 – 1:30

> Grand Ballroom Three floors down from registration area, by escalator or elevator

Join us to celebrate the best and brightest of Canada’s transportation community and wrap up the CITE/QUAD 2022 Conference at our Annual Awards Luncheon Sponsored by:

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Exhibitors Pavilion Foyer & Pavilion A/B Exhibitor Hall 12/13

Junior Foyer

LOCATION

Trade show booths are located on the third floor of the Sheraton Wall Centre, North Tower in the Junior and Pavilion Foyers as well as in Pavilion A/B.

HOURS Booths will be staffed at these times for you to connect at the Welcome Reception and during the breakfasts and breaks:

4/5

SUN, MAY 29 > 6:00 – 8:00 PM MON, MAY 30 + TUES, MAY 31 > 7:30 – 8:30 AM > 10:00 – 10:30 AM > 3:00 – 3:30 PM

Pavilion Ballrooms

10a

Interactive Zone

10 15

Junior Ballrooms

Master of Engineering Leadership

21 17

8 18

at Escalators

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7 19

Elevators

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