Welcome to the Integrated Corridor Management (ICM) Pioneer Sites Webinar

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Welcome to the Integrated Corridor Management
(ICM)Pioneer Sites Webinar
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• July 2008
• http//www.its.dot.gov/icms/

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Webinar Overview

• Webinar will last approximately 3 hours.
• Webinar is being recorded the recording will be
  posted online and used as a resource to help with
  ICM implementation.
• This webinar is designed to be interactive
• There will be an opportunity to ask questions
  following each presentation, and again at the end
  of the webinar.
• We will also solicit input from the audience to
  help us all understand the state of the practice
  across the country in this area.
• We may not be able to respond to all questions
  within the timeframe, but will get back to you
  following the webinar if your question was
  unanswered.

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Reminders

• All participants are in listen-only mode. The
  operator will provide instructions on how to ask
  a question over the phone.
• You may type questions into the chat area if you
  think of a question during the presentations.
• There will be several occasions where we will
  bring up multiple choice polls.
• Poll responses are not anonymous participants
  will not be able to tell who responded but the
  webinar hosts will be able to determine who
  responded to each question.
• There will be several occasions where we ask open
  ended questions. Please type your responses into
  the chat area during these times. (These
  responses will not be anonymous).

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Agenda

• USDOT ICM Program Overview
• ICM Pioneer Sites Experiences
• July 17 Houston, Minneapolis, and San Diego
• July 22 Montgomery County and Oakland
• July 24 Dallas, San Antonio, and Seattle
• Webinar Conclusion ICM QA

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1. USDOT ICM Program Overview

• July 17 Dale Thompson, FHWA
• July 22 Brian Cronin, RITA
• July 24 Steve Mortensen, FTA

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1. USDOT ICM Program Overview

• Contents
• Purpose of the ICM Webinar
• USDOT ICM Initiative Goals
• Description of ICM
• Eight USDOT ICM Pioneer Sites
• ICM Pioneer Site Corridor Assets
• ICM Program Plan
• ICM InitiativeApplying Systems Engineering
• ICM Analysis, Modeling, and Simulation
• Next Steps
• Major Milestones for 2008
• ICM Knowledge and Technology Transfer
• Questions

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Purpose of the ICM Pioneer Sites Webinar

• The purpose of this ICM Pioneer Sites Webinar is
  to impart upon a broad range transportation
  professionals interested in ICM the concept of
  ICM and some of the lessons learned in ICM
  initiative to date.

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USDOT ICM Initiative Aims to Deliver

• ICM systems and strategies with demonstrated
  value
• Analysis methodology that can be used by others
• Knowledge, resources, and proven approaches that
  facilitate adoption/ integration of ICM by other
  corridors across the country

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Corridor Networks Today
Arterial Signal Systems
Freeway Systems
Bus Systems
Rail Systems
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Tomorrow With ICM
Significant Congestion
Managing All Corridor Capacity
ICM Systems
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Eight USDOT ICM Pioneer Sites

• 3 Stages for the Pioneer Sites
• Stage 1 Concept of Operations, Sample Data, and
  System Requirements Specification
• Stage 2 Analysis, Modeling, and Simulation
• Stage 3 Demonstration and Evaluation

Seattle
Minneapolis
Montgomery County
Oakland San Diego
Dallas San Antonio Houston
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ICM Pioneer Site Corridor Assets
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Current High-Level ICM Program Plan
FY 04
FY 05
FY 06
FY 07
FY 08
FY 09
FY 11
FY 10
Stakeholder Working Group
Phase 1Foundational Research
Phase 2 Corridor Tools, Strategies Integration
Phase 3 Stage 1 ICM Pioneer Site Concept of
Operations and System Requirements Specification
Phase 3 Stage 2 -Analysis, Modeling Simulation
of Selected Pioneer Sites
Phase 3 Stage 3 Pioneer Demonstration
Projects
Site Applications Feasibility
Site Development Feasibility
Development Feasibility
Phase 4 ICM Operations Concept Knowledge and
Technology Transfer
Standards Completion and Deployment
September 2005
March 2008
February 2009
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ICM InitiativeApplying Systems Engineering

• ICM Phase 1 (SE Phase 0) Foundational Research
• Generic ICM Concept of Operations
• ICM Implementation Guide
• ICM Phase 3 (SE Phases 1-2) Stage 1 ICM
  Pioneer Site Development
• Concept of Operations
• System Requirements Specification

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ICM AMS Focus Integrated Performance Measures
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Multi-level Analysis Tools Provide Comprehensive
Insight
Regional patterns and mode shift Transit
analysis capability
Traveler information, HOT lanes, congestion
pricing and regional diversion patterns

• Traffic control strategies such as ramp metering
  and arterial traffic signal control

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Next Steps

• Apply AMS tools/methods to the selected AMS
  Pioneer Sites to validate methods and results
• Analyze arterial data, decision support, and mode
  shift
• Upload Phase 2/Stage 1 Resources to Knowledgebase
• Pioneer Site CONOPS and Requirements documents
  and lessons-learned
• Technical Integration resources
• AMS Test Corridor documents and findings

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Major Milestones for 2008
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
AUG
JUL
SEP
OCT
KTT Beginning (Knowledgebase Uploads,
Newsletters, Email List, Webinars/Workshops,
Presentations, Peer Exchanges, Publications, and
more.)
Completed ICM Test Corridor Analysis
Completed 8 Pioneer Site Concepts of Operations
and Requirements Documents
Select up to 3 AMS Pioneer Sites
Complete AMS Plans for Selected Pioneer Sites
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ICM Knowledge and Technology Transferhttp//www.i
ts.dot.gov/icms/

• Resources Available Now in the ICM Knowledgebase
• Foundational Research Documents
• Pioneer Site ConOps and Requirements Documents
• Technical Integration/Data Gap Technical
  Resources
• AMS Resources and Findings
• Fact Sheets
• ICM Newsletter
• Trade Journal Articles

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ICM Knowledge and Technology Transferhttp//www.i
ts.dot.gov/icms/

• KTT Resources Coming Soon
• Pioneer Site Webinars
• New Fact Sheets
• Conferences and Peer-to-Peer Exchanges
• Lessons-Learned from ICM Pioneer Sites
• Updated Resource Guidance Documents

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Contacts

• Brian Cronin, RITA brian.cronin_at_dot.gov202-366-88
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• Steve Mortensen, FTAsteven.mortensen_at_dot.gov202-
  493-0459
• Dale Thompson, FHWA dale.thompson_at_dot.gov202-493-
  3420

ICM Web Site http//www.its.dot.gov/icms/
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QUESTIONS?
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Audience Poll!

• Please use the poll and chat windows to answer
  these questions
• What corridors in your area might be feasible
  candidates for implementing ICM?
• For the corridor in your area that you are most
  familiar with, what phase of ICM implementation
  are you currently in?
• If you are not planning on implementing ICM, why
  not?
• If you are implementing ICM, what types of
  corridor level performance measures have you
  identified?       

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2. ICM Pioneer Sites Experiences

• July 17 Houston, Minneapolis, and San Diego
• July 22 Montgomery County and Oakland
• July 24 Dallas, San Antonio, and Seattle

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2. ICM Pioneer Sites Experiences

• Contents
• Operational
• Why our Site needs ICM
• How ICM will help our Site
• Institutional
• Who are our ICM Stakeholders
• How our Site defined Roles and achieved Buy-in
  among ICM Stakeholders
• Technical
• What our proposed ICMS will look like
• How our ICMS will facilitate ICM
• Lessons Learned

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3. Webinar Conclusion ICM QA

• General Discussion

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QUESTIONS?

• For the USDOT
• For the Pioneer Sites

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Audience Poll!

• Please use the poll and chat areas to respond
• Rank the level of usefulness of the ICM website
  and Knowledgebase if you have used it.
• What types of ICM knowledge and technology
  transfer materials would be useful to you?
• Would you like to be added to the ICM Newsletter
  email list?
• Are you interested in supporting the DOT ICM
  Program as an ICM Stakeholder Workgroup
  participant?  As a stakeholder workgroup
  participant, you will participate in general and
  technical ICM Program discussion topics that
  provide DOT with ICM Program guidance and
  resolution of technical issues. 

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Thank You

• Brian Cronin, RITA brian.cronin_at_dot.gov202-366-88
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• Steve Mortensen, FTAsteven.mortensen_at_dot.gov202-
  493-0459
• Dale Thompson, FHWA dale.thompson_at_dot.gov202-493-
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ICM Web Site http//www.its.dot.gov/icms/