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  • Cell phone app provides custom emergency alerts
    CUTR researchers have developed an application for cell phones to provide custom alerts in emergencies such as hurricanes. Recently featured on WTSP Channel 10, developer Sean Barbeau noted that the app could be used to direct people to the nearest special-needs or pet-friendly shelter or tell people where the nearest gas station w/fuel is in a shortage, when their location is in immediate danger, or how and when they can return to their home after a disaster. The app is expected to be available in 2010.
  • Gonzalez-Velez awarded ITS Florida scholarship
    CUTR Graduate Research Assistant Enrique Gonzalez-Velez has been awarded the prestigious 2009 Anne Brewer Scholarship by ITS Florida. The scholarship is sponsored by PBS&J and notes the company's strong commitment to education. It was established to encourage bright and promising students to consider ITS and Traffic Engineering as a career path. The $2,000 award will be presented to Gonzalez-Velez at the ITS Board of Directors meeting in Orlando on April 14.
  • USF Urban and Regional Planning Program newsletter published
    USF's new Urban and Regional Planning Program, part of the Department of Geography, recently published its first newsletter. Information about the program and for potential applicants is included.
  • CUTR publication wins 2008 TBITE award
    CUTR's "Transportation Concurrency Best Practices Guide" was awarded the 2008 Project of the Year Award from the Tampa Bay Institute of Transportation Engineers. Principal researchers on the project were CUTR researchers Kristine Williams, Karen Seggerman, and Pei-Sung Lin, with outstanding graphic design by Wendy Teague. The project was sponsored by the Florida Department of Community Affairs.
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