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Transportation Planning Analysis Unit
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About Us
Mission Statement
Provide direction for long term management and improvement of Oregon's transportation system and to promote the cost-effective use of public funds through effective research, development and technology transfer.
Organization
Annual Performance Measures

Programs
The Transportation Planning Analysis Unit (TPAU) provides transportation analysis services to customers at several levels – detailed project specific, broader facility and transportation systems, and project and policy effects at a statewide level. Examples of detailed analyses include project development and intersection analyses. Facility or system analyses cover a broader or regional area and include corridor studies, urban models, air and noise quality analyses, and transportation system plans. Statewide analyses include land use/transport/economic integrated analyses.

Services provided cover a wide range:
  • Consistent procedures and methodologies are important in development and application of analysis and modeling tools and processes. 
  • TPAU regularly provides education and training in development and application of analysis and modeling tools and processes for specific projects as well as for broad policy questions. 
  • Accurate and current data is a key element of analysis and modeling tools. 
    Applied research is routinely conducted to continue to provide state-of-the-art and state-of-the-practice resources to customers. 
 
 
Page updated: January 15, 2008

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