Eastern. Next, representatives from the faa and the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration join two assistant transportation secretaries to talk about new technology and government regulation. The Transportation Research board hosted this event. All right. Good afternoon, everybody. I hope youre all doing very well today. We are all very much excited to be here with you. On behalf of secretary elaine chao. To present to you on laying the foundation for advanced Transportation Technology. Ill let our panelists introduce themselves in a moment. We want to let you know we appreciate you. Youre a critical audience for us representing researchers and thinking that goes into laying the foundation for a lot of tho these advanced transportation technologies. Trv is a fantastic event. People who attend trv tend to be a wonkier crowd. Understand what were saying more times than not. Hearing from you helps inform everything were doing. Were very much looking forward to this panel today. W
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US Fish and Wildlife Service
A member of the US Fish and Wildlife Service survey crew lies beside the gigantic 108.8kg lake sturgeon pulled from the Detroit River.
Jason Fischer was shocked at what his crew had just caught. Fischer, a US biologist who works with a Michigan-based Fish and Wildlife Service office, was on the water late last month, putting out setlines with hooks to catch and survey the lake sturgeon population in the Detroit River. It was his first setline survey with this three-person crew, and until then, his research had focused on egg and larval stages – we re talking about a fish less than an inch .
US Fish and Wildlife Service
A member of the US Fish and Wildlife Service survey crew lies beside the gigantic 108.8kg lake sturgeon pulled from the Detroit River.
Jason Fischer was shocked at what his crew had just caught. Fischer, a US biologist who works with a Michigan-based Fish and Wildlife Service office, was on the water late last month, putting out setlines with hooks to catch and survey the lake sturgeon population in the Detroit River. It was his first setline survey with this three-person crew, and until then, his research had focused on egg and larval stages – we re talking about a fish less than an inch .