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Garrison: Increasing the Flexibility of Legacy Systems

Bill Garrison gave the 2007 Anderson Distinguished Lecture in Applied Geography, in which he gave a talk on "Increasing the Flexibility of Legacy Systems", a topic dear to his heart. The proceedings, excellently prepared, also provide some background on Garrison, and the Legacy has provided, both to Geography and Transportation.

Well worth the read if you feel transportation is stuck, and no real progress is being made.

-- dml

Posted by David Levinson on September 15, 2007 05:29 PM |

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