Mid-Atlantic Ocean Data Portal. 2018. Summary of Outcomes of Mid-Atlantic Ocean Data Portal State Trainings. The Mid-Atlantic Ocean Data Portal is an online toolkit and resource center that consolidates available data and enables state, federal, and local users and the general public to visualize and analyze ocean resources and human use information such as fishing grounds, recreational […]
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The Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI) is a collaborative effort among energy, environment and transportation Agency Heads of 11 Mid-Atlantic and Northeast states and the District of Columbia. The mission of TCI is to foster opportunity for the states in the region to work together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase energy efficiency in […]
From 2008 to 2015, EAC worked with the Department of Community Affairs (DCA) to develop a web-based mapping application that identified the lead-based paint condition of housing in New Jersey. In 2007 DCA identified a need to replace its large, hard to use pdf document with an interactive web-based tool. The web-based mapping application went live […]
From 2011 through to 2016, EAC worked with The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), Child and Adolescent Health Program to establish a Healthy Homes Advisory Committee and a Strategic Plan to assist various state agencies in their data gathering, surveillance, and programs regarding lead, radon, and other home hazards. The end result […]
The degree of coordination among the municipalities and counties of the Raritan River Valley offers a unique opportunity for FEMA to work through the Sustainable Raritan River Collaborative to assess public knowledge, economic impacts, and risk management in mitigation of flood hazards in a focused riparian corridor. The project team is working on framework issues […]
The National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network (EPHT) brings together health and environment data from national, state, and city sources and provides supporting information to make the data easier to understand. New Jersey is one of 26 states that receives federal funds to develop a state program that feeds into the national network. EPHT is […]
Rutgers launched the Sustainable Raritan River Initiative (SRRI) in 2009 to convene scientists, engineers, business and community leaders, environmental advocates and governmental advocates and governmental entities to craft an agenda for the restoration and preservation of new Jersey’s Raritan River, its tributaries and bay. A joint program of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning […]
The loss of inland waterway infrastructure assets could have severe adverse societal and economic effects areas directly impacted, the surrounding regions and/or the nation. The Supporting Secure and Resilient Inland Waterways (SSRIW) project is being undertaken in close collaboration with our sister NTSCOE, the Mack-Blackwell Rural Transportation Center at the University of Arkansas. The goal […]
The transit environment, with large numbers of people in close contact with one another, can facilitate the spread of disease between individuals and places. By incorporating the knowledge and best practices of doctors, epidemiologists, and several of the nation’s foremost transit organizations, this training will prepare agency policymakers and front line employees to actively combat […]
The Transportation Management: Vulnerability, Risk and Security certificate is offered to Rutgers graduate students through the Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. Participating faculty include the School of Engineering, the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (SEBS), the School of Arts and Sciences, and UMDNJ. The fifteen-credit multi-disciplinary program takes a risk analysis approach to transportation […]