Quetica is part of the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) team selected to conduct the INtermodal Freight Optimization for a Resilient Mobility Energy System (INFORMES) under a competitive federal research grant program. The Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) awarded $2.2…

The Center for Transportation Studies - University of Minnesota published its recent monthly newsletter on the latest transportation innovations at the University of Minnesota. Quetica's Mark Berndt was a key contributor at the 26th Annual Freight and Logistics Symposium: Zero-Emission…

Transportation corridors are defined by the infrastructure, services, and relationships connecting places. A corridor can be a national resource connecting large cities, a regional passage connecting a state’s trade centers, or local pathways connecting through a city or town. This…

In February 2024, Quetica’s Ben Zietlow collaborated with industry leaders in connected transportation solutions at the Geotab Connect 2024: Building Trust Through Transparency in a New Era of Data Predictability event in Las Vegas, Nevada. More than 3,000 participants participated…

Quetica’s Mark Berndt moderates during the lectern session, Inland Waterways Resilience and Impact on Agriculture Supply Chains, at the Transportation Research Board’s 103rd Annual Meeting in January 2024. The inland waterway system is critical to domestic and national supply chains;…

Quetica’s Mark Berndt and Ben Zietlow presented during a poster session at Transportation Research Board’s 102nd Annual Meeting in January 2023. Many of the sessions and workshops during the event focused on this year’s spotlight theme: Rejuvenation Out of Disruption:…

Quetica’s Mark Berndt presented at the Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota’s 25th annual Freight and Logistics Symposium. His presentation topic was increasing the resilience of supply chains. The event this year focused on future trends in freight and supply chain…

Quetica’s abstract entitled “Optimizing Winter Maintenance Operations with Stacked Technology Solutions” was submitted and accepted for Topic 4 “New technologies and methods in winter service“ of the XVIth World Winter Service and Road Resilience Congress, Calgary 2022. This paper discusses…

Quetica’s freight practice area leader, Mark Berndt, was recently published in Urban, Planning and Transport Research – An Open Access Journal, Volume 9, 2021 – Issue 1. Mr. Berndt served as a contributing author for the research paper “Multi-criteria prioritization…

Mark Berndt presented during an Interactive Showcase Session at Transportation Research Board’s Innovations in Freight Data Workshop in September 2021. The workshop facilitated conversations between freight data users and decision makers to learn and share the latest applications of traditional and emerging…