Edward McCormack
Research Assistant Professor, Transportation |
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Ed McCormack received his Masters of Science in Civil Engineering and a Bachelor and Ph.D. in Geography from the University of Washington. Prior to joining CEE, he conducted research on a wide range of transportation topics at the Washington State Transportation Center (TRAC). His experience includes examining the use of technology to improve freight mobility, developing freight performance benchmarks, and exploring the land use-transportation relationship. During his time TRAC, he was also responsible for managing a series of border and freight technology projects for the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT). Previous experience also includes working as transportation planner/modeler for a engineering consulting firm and for a Metropolitan Planning Organization.
EDUCATION
Ph.D., Geography, University of Washington, 1997
M.S., Civil Engineering, University of Washington, 1985.
B.A., Geography, University of Washington, Seattle (1979.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Freight Transportation
Transportation and Technology
Transportation Infrastructure Protection
Land Use and Transportation
CLASSES TAUGHT
CEE 591 Introduction to Freight Transportation
SPCI 503 Critical Infrastructure Protection
PUBLICATIONS
Recent Publications
McCormack, E. D., and M. E. Hallenbeck (2006) ITS Devices Used to Collect Truck Data for Performance Benchmarks. Transportation Research Record 1957, 43-50.
McCormack, E. D., and P. M. Briglia (2003) Using Technology to Move Freight in Washington State. ITE Journal 73(4), 46–49.
McCormack, E. D., G. S. Rutherford, and M. E. Wilkinson (2001) Travel Impacts of Mixed Land Use on Neighborhoods in Seattle. Transportation Research Record 1780, 25–32.
FULL CURRICULUM VITAE (PDF)