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1 Practice: Archeological Predictive Model
Subject Areas: Environment
Planning
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina Department of Transportation
Contact: Matt Wilkerson
Title: Archaeology Supervisor
Email: mtwilkerson@ncdot.gov
Phone: 919-431-1609
Description: The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) uses of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology to predict and quantify potential archeological impacts in order to streamline the ident ...[click for more]
   
2 Practice: Core North Carolina DOT Data
Subject Areas: Operations
Planning
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina State Univeristy Library
Contact: Jeff Essic
Title: Librarian
Phone: (919) 515-5698
Description: The North Carolina Dept. of Transportation GIS Unit produces a substantial amount of GIS and imagery data and in many cases this data is available for download. The list of data below from NC DOT is n ...[click for more]
Related Documentation: https://www.lib.ncsu.edu/gis/ncdot
   
3 Practice: GIS-Based Road Vulnerability Index (RVI)
Subject Area: Maintenance
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina State University
Contact: Greg Ferrara
Title: Institute for Transportation Research and Education
Email: Gpferrar@ncsu.edu
Phone: 919-515-8656
Description: FHWA's Winter 2012 GIS in Transportation Newsletter describes the development of a quantitative Road Vehicle Inventory (RVI) GIS layer by the North Carolina State University's Institute for Transporta ...[click for more]
Related Documentation: https://www.gis.fhwa.dot.gov/newsletters/Newsletter_Winter2012.aspx#editorial
   
4 Practice: Go!NC
Subject Area: GDC
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina Department of Transportation
Contact: John Farley
Title: Manager, GIS Unit
Email: JCFarley@ncdot.gov
Description: Go!NC is an ArcGIS Online-based data portal that consolidates, aggregates, and shares geospatial information for both internal and external users. The site provides an intuitive interface through whic ...[click for more]
   
5 Practice: Institute for Transportation Research and Education's (ITRE) Visual Analytics Modeling and Simulation (VAMS) group
Subject Area: Operations
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina State University
Contact: Greg Ferrara
Title: Institute for Transportation Research and Education
Email: Gpferrar@ncsu.edu
Phone: 919-515-8656
Description: FHWA's Spring 2010 GIS in Transportation Newsletter describes the work that the Institute for Transportation Research and Education (ITRE) at North Carolina State University has provided for the North ...[click for more]
Related Documentation: https://www.gis.fhwa.dot.gov/newsletters/Newsletter_Spring2010.aspx#editorial
   
6 Practice: Multi-Hazard Risk Tool
Subject Area: Planning
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina-Asheville
Contact: Todd Pierce
Title: Research Scientist, Renaissance Computing Institute
Description: FHWA's Winter 2011 GIS in Transportation Newsletter describes the development of Buncombe County's Multi-Hazard Risk Tool by the Renaissance Computing Institute at the University of North Carolina-Ash ...[click for more]
Related Documentation: https://www.gis.fhwa.dot.gov/newsletters/Newsletter_Winter2011.aspx
   
7 Practice: NC OneMap
Subject Areas: Asset Management
Environment
Maintenance
Operations
Planning
Environmental Streamlining
PEL
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
Contact: Tim  Johnson
Title: Director
Email: tim@cgia.state.nc.us
Phone: 919.733.2090
Description: In 2003, the North Carolina Geographic Information Coordinating Council (GICC) adopted four priority areas to serve as a guide for Council activities. These four areas are: (1) develop a common understanding of North Carolina data resources; (2) prepare an ongoing data inventory for all geospatial data holdings across North Carolina; (3) develop data content standards for key data themes along with cost projections for maintaining those themes; and (4) enable more widespread use of geospatial data through better access and distribution of the data. The adoption of NC OneMap as a new vision for North Carolina was a key step in executing the GICC work plan.

NC OneMap allows users to view geographic data seamlessly across North Carolina, search for and download data for use on their own GIS, view and query metadata, and determine who has what data through an on-line data inventory.
Related Documentation: https://www.nconemap.gov/
   
8 Practice: NCDOT's GIS Use for Southeast High Speed Rail Constraint Mapping
Subject Area: Planning
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina Department of Transportation
Contact: David Foster
Title: Rail Environmental Programs Manager
Email: dbfoster@dot.state.nc.us
Phone: 919-508-1917
Description: The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), the Federal Highway Administration North Carolina Division and the Federal Railroad Administration are leading the development of the tiered En ...[click for more]
  Image: Southeast Highspeed Rail   
   
9 Practice: North Carolina's Phased Environmental Approach
Subject Area: Environment
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina Department of Transportation
Contact: David Foster
Title: Rail Environmental Programs Manager
Email: dbfoster@dot.state.nc.us
Phone: 919-508-1917
Description: "The Phased Environmental Approach," was initiated by NCDOT as a pilot to improve its process for integrating environmental issues into the transportation System Planning Process. This project has est ...[click for more]
  Image: The Neuse River Bridge  
   
10 Practice: Tulula Creek Wetlands Mitigation Site
Subject Areas: Environment
Planning
State: North Carolina
Organization: North Carolina Department of Transportation
Contact: Julie Hunkins
Title: Director, Office of Environmental Quality
Email: jhunkins@ncdot.gov
Phone: 919-508-1582
Description: The Tulula Creek Wetlands Mitigation Site is a project undertaken by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Construction of a golf cour ...[click for more]
   
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