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Suggested Citation:"Table of Contents." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2018. Volume 2: TRAQS: A Combined Interface for Project-Level Air Quality Analysis. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/25229.
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NCHRP Project 25-48 2 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 4 PROJECT SCOPE ............................................................................................................................................ 4 Project Objective ....................................................................................................................................... 5 Project Structure and Workflow ............................................................................................................... 6 Phase I .................................................................................................................................................... 6 Phase II ................................................................................................................................................... 6 PROJECT WORKFLOW ................................................................................................................................... 7 PROJECT DELIVERABLES ............................................................................................................................... 8 Task 1: Assessment of Existing Tools and Design Architecture .............................................................. 8 Major Functional Design Elements ......................................................................................................... 8 Minimally Acceptable Product Features ................................................................................................ 9 Desktop-Based Application .................................................................................................................. 10 Distribution as Open-Source Software ................................................................................................. 10 TRAQS Bug Fixes ................................................................................................................................... 12 Software Development Plan ................................................................................................................. 12 Task 2: Stakeholder Input ...................................................................................................................... 15 Stakeholder Outreach Group ............................................................................................................... 15 Online Survey ....................................................................................................................................... 15 Survey Findings ..................................................................................................................................... 16 Task 3: Phase I Summary ....................................................................................................................... 18 Task 4: Interface Implementation ......................................................................................................... 19 Task 5: Interface Tests ........................................................................................................................... 19 Task 6: Interface Beta Testing and Client Acceptance Test .................................................................. 19 Interface Beta Testing .......................................................................................................................... 19 Client Acceptance Test ......................................................................................................................... 19 Task 7: Final Project Deliverables/Phase II Report ................................................................................ 19 DEVIATIONS FROM THE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND ELIMINATED FEATURES ...................... 19 FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS TO TRAQS......................................................................................................... 20 CONCLUSION .............................................................................................................................................. 21 APPENDIX A: STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH GROUP ORGANIZATIONS ......................................................... 23 APPENDIX B: PRESENTATION SLIDES FOR TRAQS TRAINING .................................................................... 25

NCHRP Project 25-48 3 Figure 1. Design Overview ............................................................................................................................ 8 Figure 2. Preprocessor ................................................................................................................................ 13 Figure 3. Post Processor .............................................................................................................................. 14 Figure 4. Results of the MAXDIFF Experiment (n=27) ................................................................................. 16 Table 1. Project-Level Emissions Analysis Guidance Documents & Software .............................................. 5 Table 2. NCHRP 25-48 Project Deliverables .................................................................................................. 7 Table 3. Applicable Open-Source Models ................................................................................................... 11 Table 4. Stakeholder Engagement Process ................................................................................................. 15

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TRB's National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) Web-Only Document 246: Volume 2: TRAQS: A Combined Interface for Project-Level Air Quality Analysis documents the development of TRAQS (TRansportation Air Quality System), a Graphical User Interface-based software application that simplifies project-level air quality analysis of mobile source emissions. TRAQS integrates the “modeling chain” components of traffic activity, mobile emissions, and air dispersion modeling.

TRAQS is designed to streamline the model process and minimize any limitations of standalone software packages by integrating individual models and databases into a user-friendly, intuitive Graphical User Interface. It provides access to advanced modeling tools and mapping features. Overall, TRAQS offers the capabilities necessary to complete a Project-Level air quality analysis with increased accuracy and efficiencies.

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