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Laurine Lassalle

Laurine Lassalle

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Data Desk Editor, Aspen Journalism

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FairfieldLocal news in the Caldwells Essex Fells and Roseland.

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Sports, War, Politics, Movies, Technology.

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Total articles 280

  • AI vehicle counters to provide better input on upper-valley traffic flow

    By Laurine Lassalle Verified| Aspen Daily News Verified Eight new artificial intelligence-enabled traffic counters set up across Pitkin County soon will provide officials with a more detailed picture of traffic flows in the upper valley. “It’s very exciting because it's going to increase the information that we have on congestion, traffic movements, travel, different types of travel and different types of congestion,” said Linda DuPriest, director of the Elected Officials Transportation Committee.

    By Laurine Lassalle Verified · Aspen Daily News

    Mar. 16, 2025

  • AI vehicle counters to provide better input on upper valley traffic flows

    By Laurine Lassalle Verified| Aspen Journalism Verified Eight new artificial intelligence-enabled traffic counters set up across Pitkin County will soon provide officials with a more detailed picture of traffic flows in the upper valley. “It’s very exciting because it’s going to increase the information that we have on congestion, traffic movements, travel, different types of travel and different types of congestion,” said Linda DuPriest, director of the Elected Officials Transportation Committee (EOTC).

    By Laurine Lassalle Verified · Aspen Journalism

    Mar. 15, 2025

  • AI vehicle counters to provide better input on upper-valley traffic flow

    By Laurine Lassalle Verified| Aspen Daily News Verified Eight new artificial intelligence-enabled traffic counters set up across Pitkin County soon will provide officials with a more detailed picture of traffic flows in the upper valley. “It’s very exciting because it's going to increase the information that we have on congestion, traffic movements, travel, different types of travel and different types of congestion,” said Linda DuPriest, director of the Elected Officials Transportation Committee.

    By Laurine Lassalle Verified · Aspen Daily News

    Mar. 16, 2025

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Aspen Journalism

Aspen Journalism's nonprofit newsroom reporting on water, environment, social justice, history and data from Aspen to Marble to upper Colorado River Basin.

United States

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