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  • 2011 Fall Road Business

    The 2011 Fall issue of the UNH Technology Transfer Center Road Business quarterly newsletter is now available online! Find the digital copy here. If you'd like to receive the UNH T² Road Business newsletter by email, please call 603-862-1362 or email t2.center@unh.edu.

  • Needs Assessment Survey

    The UNH Technology Transfer Center has created an online survey available for you to share your thoughts pertaining to our programs. We appreciate all honest feedback regarding our programs and how we can better fit your needs in the future. Please take a few minutes and complete our survey online. We certainly value your opinion and rely on it to create a better program based on your needs. Click here to take the survey!

  • Calibrate Your Salt Spreaders

    Now is the time to calibrate your spreaders before the snow starts to fly (again!). Use T2's Simplified Calibration Method available here

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Every Day Counts Exchange #2

The Federal Highway Administration's "Every Day Counts" initiative introduces its second webinar Exhchange on February 16, 2012. Take part in the webinar and local discussion from 1pm-4:30pm at the NHDOT. For more information, click here to view the flyer, and to register call 603-862-2826


UNH Technology Transfer Center Road Business

The Fall 2011 edition of the UNH Technology Transfer Center Road Business is available here to read online. If you would like to subscribe to this quarterly publication than please contact us by e-mail at t2.center@unh.edu, or call us at 603-862-1362.


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Mosaic Parcel Map Project

The 2011 Mosaic Parcel Map Update is nearing completion with 70% of NH municpal data already submitted. T2's responsibiilties have expanded beyond the Mosaic Parcel Map & Property Tax Equalization Software as the Department of Revenue has entered into a contract with T2 to develop and implement an e-file system.


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NH Salt Accounting System

T2 in partnership with NHDOT, NHDES, FHWA, and USEPA have released the first version of a salt accounting system. It provides an intuitive interface for private sector winter maintenance companies to track annual and storm by storm salt usage and operations. It is free to the public and live at www.roadsalt.unh.edu


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