AWARDS SUBCOMMITTEE
 
CHAIR: Tom Furlani, Ph.D., Center for Computational Research - SUNY, Buffalomailto:furlani@ccr.buffalo.edu?subject=Awards%20Subcommitteeshapeimage_3_link_0
2011 RECIPIENTS TRB Paper No. 11-0018 (Winner) “Public Preferences on the Use of Visualization in the Public Involvement Process in Transportation Planning” R.L. Cheu, M. Valdez, S. Kamatham, R. Aldouri TRB Paper No. 11-1363 (Honorable Mention) “Driving Simulator Research on Safe Highway Design and Operation” A.R.A. van der Horst, J.H. Hogema 2009 RECIPIENTS TRB Paper No. 09-2034 version 2 (Winner) “Visual Analytics for Transportation Incident Data Sets” K. Wongsuphasawat, D. Filippova, M. VanDaniker, M.L. Pack, A. Olea TRB Paper No. 09-0152 version 2 (Honorable Mention) “Can the Driving Simulators Contribute to Solving the Critical Issues in Geometric Design?” F. Bella TRB Paper No. 09-3272 version 3 (Honorable Mention) “Using Visualization Tools to Build Consensus for Sustainability and CO2 Emission Reduction” M. Venner, H. Rue, M. Chavez 2008 RECIPIENTS TRB Paper No. 08-1025 “Integrated Transportation and Land Use Scenario Modeling Using Casewise Visual Evaluation (CAVE): Case Study Jeffersonville, IN” B. Blandford, T. Grossardt, J. Ripy, K. Bailey 2011_AWARD_1.html2011_AWARD_1.html2011_AWARD_2.html2009_AWARD_1.html2009_AWARD_2.html2009_AWARD_2.html2009_AWARD_3.html2009_AWARD_3.html2008_AWARD.html2008_AWARD.htmlshapeimage_4_link_0shapeimage_4_link_1shapeimage_4_link_2shapeimage_4_link_3shapeimage_4_link_4shapeimage_4_link_5shapeimage_4_link_6shapeimage_4_link_7shapeimage_4_link_8shapeimage_4_link_9
the Greg Herrington Award for Excellence in visualization research

In memory of Greg Herrington, this award honors his many contributions toward advancing the application of visualization in transportation. 


A visionary in the application of technology to transportation design and engineering, Greg was an early adopter of the utilization of 3D visualization in design and planning.


Through his leadership, Utah DOT utilized some of the latest 3D visualization technology for many projects such as the Virgin River Arch Bridge, greatly reducing cost overruns and time to completion, and the Logan Canyon Curve project long delayed by environmental impact concerns.  In 2004, Greg was recognized internationally for his work on the Virgin River project.

Virgin River Arch Bridge - Utah

(photos courtesy Utah DOT)

circa 2003 - photo courtesy IHEEP

The Greg Herrington Award for Excellence in Visualization Research, which is presented annually, seeks to build on Greg’s pioneering work by formally recognizing leading edge research in the application of visualization across transportation.