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Support from the Federal Highways Administration's Recreational Trails Program enables us to host a great conference for minimum fees |
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Sunday, March 9, 2-6:30 PM at Atlantis (Coral Reef Room, 2nd floor) and
Monday, March 10, 8 AM-8:45 PM at nearby Bartley Ranch Regional Park
Data collected during the assessment can also be used to provide information to all users about the grade, cross slope, tread width, surfaces, and obstructions. This information, known as Trail Access Information (TAI) allows users to select trails based on their abilities and to increase their trail safety and success. Several land agencies and organizations across the nation are using the UTAP to inventory trails and to provide information to trail users and to determine compliance with design standards.
This two-day workshop combines classroom and practical, hands-on trail assessment experience to ensure that participants have the skills and confidence to conduct assessments. Participants completing this workshop will be able to establish a comprehensive inventory of trail characteristics to use for planning, maintenance, budgeting, mapping, and determining compliance with guidelines for trails and access routes. All members of the Beneficial Designs’ training staff have experience leading trail assessments and teaching agency representatives from all over the country to be trail assessment coordinators. Participants enjoy a high staff-to-trainee ratio, assuring that each person receives the individual attention he or she needs. Each trainee receives a complete set of training materials, including a training guide, Fast Facts guide, informational video, as well as a variety of Universal Trail Assessment products. More info on UTAP from Beneficial Designs. UTAP Workshop Schedule
Please contact Beneficial Designs at (775) 783-8822 for more information or if you need any accessibility accommodations for classroom or on-trail sessions. Weather and ground conditions for field trips are usually cool, dry, and snow-free. Summarized weather data in Reno for close to the workshop date. UTAP space is limited Location Cost $350 during Early Registration (on or before Feb. 22) Other optional items you may wish to purchase: TBA UTAP minimum Tool Kit $199.00 TrailWare 2.0 Software
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This four-hour indoor workshop on Beneficial Designs' TrailWare software will be held from 8 AM through noon on Tuesday, March 11 at Atlantis. TrailWare 2.0 is a software program for efficiently managing trail data collected through the Universal Trail Assessment Process (UTAP). TrailWare makes storing and analyzing data easier, allows for creating trail characteristic reports (e.g. grade, cross slope, width, obstructions, and surface) for management purposes, and Trail Access Information reports suitable for distribution to trail users. The course will provide instruction on using TrailWare effectively for trail data management. Participants will learn how to enter data, perform data analysis, and create and use reports. Registration fee includes course materials and a trial version of TrailWare 2.0 Software. NOTE: It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that participants bring a portable computer to the course that is ready for the installation of TrailWare (Windows 95 or newer; 32 MB RAM; CD-ROM drive). Participants must have appropriate AUTHORIZATION passwords to load software onto the computer, many Windows 2000 and XP operating platforms restrict permission for loading software. Participants without their own computer to use during the course will be watching the software demonstration and will not have the opportunity to try the program. Contact Beneficial Designs at (775) 783-8822 for more information about computer requirements. More info on TrailWare from Beneficial Designs. There is no class size limit for the TrailWare workshop. Atlantis and the classroom are accessible. Cost $95 during Early Registration (on or before Feb. 22)
$199.00 TrailWare 2.0 Software
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| Rotational penetrometer, a new tool designed by Beneficial Designs to objectively measure "firm and stable" surfaces. |
Demonstrating use of basic tools used in the UTAP during the 2002 Trailbuilders Conference. |
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