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Item AirTAP Fall Forum 2004(Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2004-11) Center for Transportation StudiesThe inaugural AirTAP Fall Forum brought together Minnesota aviation personnel from a cross-section of the industry to address challenging issues in airport administration, operations, and maintenance. Participants heard from aviation experts on topics that ranged from attracting business to airports, setting rates and charges, and meeting FAA minimum standards to controlling wildlife, keeping runways safe, and using the AirTAP marketing toolkit. Sponsors of this forum included CTS, AirTAP, the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, and the Federal Aviation Administration.Item AirTAP Fall Forum 2005(Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2005-10) Center for Transportation StudiesThe inaugural AirTAP Fall Forum brought together Minnesota aviation personnel from a cross-section of the industry to address challenging issues in airport administration, operations, and maintenance. Participants heard from aviation experts on topics that ranged from attracting business to airports, setting rates and charges, and meeting FAA minimum standards to controlling wildlife, keeping runways safe, and using the AirTAP marketing toolkit. Sponsors of this forum included CTS, AirTAP, the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, and the Federal Aviation Administration.Item AirTAP Fall Forum 2006(Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2006-10) Center for Transportation StudiesThe inaugural AirTAP Fall Forum brought together Minnesota aviation personnel from a cross-section of the industry to address challenging issues in airport administration, operations, and maintenance. Participants heard from aviation experts on topics that ranged from attracting business to airports, setting rates and charges, and meeting FAA minimum standards to controlling wildlife, keeping runways safe, and using the AirTAP marketing toolkit. Sponsors of this forum included CTS, AirTAP, the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, and the Federal Aviation Administration.Item AirTAP Fall Forum coverage in Briefings 2008(Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2008-10) Center for Transportation StudiesThe inaugural AirTAP Fall Forum brought together Minnesota aviation personnel from a cross-section of the industry to address challenging issues in airport administration, operations, and maintenance. Participants heard from aviation experts on topics that ranged from attracting business to airports, setting rates and charges, and meeting FAA minimum standards to controlling wildlife, keeping runways safe, and using the AirTAP marketing toolkit. Sponsors of this forum included CTS, AirTAP, the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, and the Federal Aviation Administration.Item AirTAP Fall Forum coverage in Briefings 2007(Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2007-10) Center for Transportation StudiesThe inaugural AirTAP Fall Forum brought together Minnesota aviation personnel from a cross-section of the industry to address challenging issues in airport administration, operations, and maintenance. Participants heard from aviation experts on topics that ranged from attracting business to airports, setting rates and charges, and meeting FAA minimum standards to controlling wildlife, keeping runways safe, and using the AirTAP marketing toolkit. Sponsors of this forum included CTS, AirTAP, the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, and the Federal Aviation Administration.Item AirTAP Fall Forum coverage in Briefings 2009(Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2009-09) Center for Transportation StudiesThe inaugural AirTAP Fall Forum brought together Minnesota aviation personnel from a cross-section of the industry to address challenging issues in airport administration, operations, and maintenance. Participants heard from aviation experts on topics that ranged from attracting business to airports, setting rates and charges, and meeting FAA minimum standards to controlling wildlife, keeping runways safe, and using the AirTAP marketing toolkit. Sponsors of this forum included CTS, AirTAP, the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, and the Federal Aviation Administration.Item AirTAP Fall Forum coverage in Briefings 2010(Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2010-10) Center for Transportation StudiesThe inaugural AirTAP Fall Forum brought together Minnesota aviation personnel from a cross-section of the industry to address challenging issues in airport administration, operations, and maintenance. Participants heard from aviation experts on topics that ranged from attracting business to airports, setting rates and charges, and meeting FAA minimum standards to controlling wildlife, keeping runways safe, and using the AirTAP marketing toolkit. Sponsors of this forum included CTS, AirTAP, the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, and the Federal Aviation Administration.Item AirTAP Fall Forum coverage in Briefings 2011(Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota, 2011-10) Center for Transportation StudiesThe inaugural AirTAP Fall Forum brought together Minnesota aviation personnel from a cross-section of the industry to address challenging issues in airport administration, operations, and maintenance. Participants heard from aviation experts on topics that ranged from attracting business to airports, setting rates and charges, and meeting FAA minimum standards to controlling wildlife, keeping runways safe, and using the AirTAP marketing toolkit. Sponsors of this forum included CTS, AirTAP, the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, and the Federal Aviation Administration.Item Geologic Mapping Forum 22/23 Abstracts(Minnesota Geological Survey, 2023) Thorleifson, HarveyThe Geologic Mapping Forum in Minneapolis in 2018 and 2019 was attended by ~100 geologic map authors, program managers, and allied professionals from geological surveys and associated agencies, who met to discuss the status and future of geological mapping in the USA. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 Geologic Mapping Forum planned for April 7th to 9th, 2020, was not held. It therefore was decided that GMF Online would be held as meetings of about two hours duration on Thursdays at Noon Central, about once per month, from early autumn until spring, in 2020/2021, and again in 2021/2022, and in 2022/2023. The intended GMF audience is geologic map authors and program managers, and the focus again was on geology rather than funding or GIS. Optional abstracts for the 20-minute invited talks were requested, and are presented here.Item OFR21-01, Geologic Mapping Forum 20/21 Abstracts(Minnesota Geological Survey, 2021) Thorleifson, L HarveyDue to the coronavirus pandemic, the Geologic Mapping Forum for 2020 and 2021 was held online as monthly meetings from October 2020 to April 2021. As many as 140 geological map authors, program managers and allied professionals from geological surveys and associated agencies attended, to discuss the status and future of geologic mapping in the USA and neighboring countries. The meeting was hosted by the Minnesota Geological Survey of the University of Minnesota. Participants were invited to present a 20-minute minute talk, and were given the option to submit a 1 to 2-page abstract published in this Open File.Item OFR22-02, Geologic Mapping Forum 21/22 Abstracts(Minnesota Geological Survey, 2022) Thorleifson, L HarveyDue to the coronavirus pandemic, the Geologic Mapping Forum was again held online in 2021/2022, as monthly meetings from September 2021 to April 2022. As many as 158 geological map authors, program managers and allied professionals from geological surveys and associated agencies attended, to discuss the status and future of geologic mapping in the USA and neighboring countries. The meetings were hosted by the Minnesota Geological Survey of the University of Minnesota. Participants were invited to present a 20-minute minute talk, and were given the option to submit a 1 to 2-page abstract published in this Open File.Item Personal Rapid Transit Informational Forum: A Summary Report 2009(Center for Transportation Studies University of Minnesota, 2009-11) Center for Transportation StudiesNovember 17, 2009, Rochester, Minnesota - Due to growing interest in PRT, the Minnesota Department of Transportation (Mn/DOT) brought together PRT companies and policymakers at a November 2009 forum to discuss the potential of PRT in Minnesota and beyond. CTS hosted the workshop for Mn/DOT.