Publications
Research publications and books published by the Institute for its core faculty, as well as for three affiliates,
- the California Partners for Advanced Transit and Highways (PATH) program,
- the California Center for Innovative Transportation, and
- the Berkeley Center for Future Urban Transport
are stored in the ITS Berkeley Publications Database.
Research publications produced by the Traffic Safety Center are stored in the California Digital Library e-Scholarship Repository.
Research publications of the Pavement Research Center are posted on its Web site.
It contains more than 1,400 items, and more than 900 of them are downloadable as PDFs.
Our Textbook: Fundamentals of Traffic Engineering, 16th edition (UCB-ITS-CN-2007-1), 460 pp, $50. By Wolfgang S. Homburger, Research Engineer Emeritus, Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California, Berkeley, CA, Jerome W. Hall. Professor of Civil Engineering, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, William R. Reilly, Transportation Consultant, Tucson, AZ, Edward C. Sullivan, Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering, California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo, CA. With contributions by guest authors of the sections indicated: Chapter 21: Michelle DeRobertis, P.E., Consulting Traffic Engineer, Oakland, CA, Appendix B: Loretta Hall, Freelance Technical Writer, Albuquerque, NM, Chapter 26: John J. Logan, P.E., Principal, JL & Associates, Seattle, WA, Chapter 20: Matthew Ridgway, Principal, Fehr & Peers, San Francisco, CA, Chapter 28: Vernon H. Waight, P.E., Caltrans (Retired), San Francisco, CA This textbook serves as an introduction to the field of traffic engineering. Designed mainly for one-week short courses, it is also used increasingly in university engineering instruction. It includes standards, guidelines and references, including extensive links to government and professional resources. |
Separate publications lists are maintained by the other ITS affiliates,
- the UC Berkeley Traffic Safety Center,
- the National Center of Excellence for Aviation Operations Research (NEXTOR), and
- the Pavement Research Center.
An additional online source for reports, papers and dissertations by faculty, students, and researchers from all four UC transportation programs (Berkeley, Davis, Irvine and Los Angeles) is the University of California Transportation Center research papers page.
