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Intelligent Transportation Systems Telecommunications Infrastructure Forum : April 27, 1995

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    On April 27, 1995 a group of 35-40 representatives from telecommunications companies, state and local transportation agencies, and consulting groups where brought together by the U.S. Department of Transportation's ITS Joint Program Office and Volpe Center to discuss their roles, and the factors influencing decision-making in the deployment of fiber optic telecommunications infrastructure to support the needs of transportation agencies. Background information on ITS and related telecommunications issues is contained in the overview section of the proceedings. Douglas Melcher of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology prepared the summary of the day's discussions which focused on seven major topic areas. Following the summary of proceedings is a synopsis of additional 'post meeting' thoughts of five participants. The rest of the document is the briefing book - a compilation of articles and other information - which was provided to participants prior to the workshop.
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