Dr. Ahsan Habib will be presenting March 19, 2013, 12:30 @ the Westin Nova Scotian Hotel on highlights of recent DalTRAC research.
SWITCH Open Streets
SWITCH for Open Streets is an event that will be taking place Wednesday, March 20th, 2013.
University Avenue will be closed to cars and will host a variety of activities throughout the day (9am-9pm). This
will be an opportunity to focus on people and possibly make University Avenue more people-oriented as is underlined in the Master Plan.
Volunteers are needed for setting up, coordination, baracade watch, and taking down the day of. If you’re interested in volunteering, please contact Gavin Jardine vpstudentlife@dsu.ca or Matt Worona matthew92worona@gmail.com.
LA Metro’s Every Lane a Bike Lane bicycle safety campaign
Creatively Opposing the Minimum Parking Space By-Law in Boston
DalTRAC is Looking for TWO PHD Students
Dalhousie Transportation Collaboratory (DalTRAC) invites applications for two Graduate Assistantship positions for PhD studies, to start in September 2013.
The Graduate Assistants will be expected to contribute in developing innovative approaches for the collection of travel and mobility data, travel behaviour analysis, travel demand forecasting, integrated transport-land use-emission modelling, and the estimation of sustainable transportation indicators.
DalTRAC is a multi-disciplinary transportation research unit, sponsored by the Canada Foundation for Innovation, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, the Province of Nova Scotia, and the Halifax Regional Municipality. It is a new research facility dedicated to transportation studies, planning and policy analysis. The Graduate Assistants will be working under the supervision of Dr. Ahsan Habib.
DalTRAC is Looking for TWO Masters of Planning Students
Dalhousie Transportation Collaboratory (DalTRAC) invites applications for two Graduate Assistantship positions for Master of Planning studies, to start in September 2013.
The Graduate Assistants will be expected to contribute in developing innovative approaches for the collection of travel and mobility data, spatial analysis, estimation of sustainable transportation indicators, transportation planning and policy analysis, and community engagements for transportation projects.
DalTRAC is a multi-disciplinary transportation research unit, sponsored by the Canada Foundation for Innovation, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, the Province of Nova Scotia, and the Halifax Regional Municipality. It is a new research facility dedicated to transportation studies, planning and policy analysis. The Graduate Assistants will be working under the supervision of Dr. Ahsan Habib.
Plan Out Loud
DalTRAC students will be presenting their work Wednesday, April 10
What does campus sustainability mean to you?
Daltrac Lab – Update
Our lab is almost complete!
A work in progress
The Brightest Idea Competition
Dalhousie’s Office of Sustainability is pleased to present the Brightest Idea Competition.
Students and employees are invited to submit their ideas on how to make Dalhousie’s Campuses more sustainable. Send your ideas to rethink@dal.ca and you could win $150 dollars on your Dal card, an Efficiency NS gift basket and the opportunity to see your idea come to life.
For more information visit the Office of Sustainability website .