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Early in the TRM process, the following goals were identified:• to promote and build support for an ongoing, long-term,holistic investment in the innovative technologies neededto renew and enhance Canada’s CIS;• to adopt the TRM as a blueprint for the renewal andenhancement of Canada’s CIS;• to develop a nationally shared vision among all partners;• to develop a realistic and exhaustive analysis of the stateof CIS, as driven by the construction industry’s needs;and• to increase research and development.Four organizations led this project to ensure the rapid, effectivedevelopment and management of the TRM: the CanadianSociety for Civil Engineering (CSCE), the Canadian Councilof Professional Engineers (CCPE), the Canadian Public WorksAssociation (CPWA) and the National Research Council of Canada(NRC). These organizations represent a wide range of disciplineswithin the CIS community.Numerous other organizations and associations have been involvedin acquiring and distributing the information required to completethe TRM by June 2003. Among these participants were:• federal and provincial governments;• municipalities;• owners and operators;• consulting engineers;• construction companies;• manufacturers;• suppliers; and• universities and colleges.Ground-breaking technology in our subway systemsP A G E 1 7
OrganizationalStructure of theTechnology Road MapProjectThe TRM project was overseen by a Project Steering Committee.This committee created an Expert Panel, chaired by Mr. Reg Andres,Vice-President of R.V. Anderson Associates Ltd., composed ofrecognized researchers and practitioners from across Canada.Preserving the environmentP A G E 1 8
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