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

1. Welcome to the Integrated Corridor Management (ICM)Pioneer Sites Webinar Audio: 1-888-455-7125, passcode 1543826 Closed Captioning: http://www.fedrcc.us//Enter.aspx?EventID=1084740&CustomerID=321 July 2008 http://www.its.dot.gov/icms/

2. 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.

3. 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).

4. 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 Q&A

5. 1. USDOT ICM Program Overview July 17 – Dale Thompson, FHWA July 22 – Brian Cronin, RITA July 24 – Steve Mortensen, FTA

6. 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 Initiative—Applying Systems Engineering • ICM Analysis, Modeling, and Simulation • Next Steps • Major Milestones for 2008 • ICM Knowledge and Technology Transfer • Questions

7. 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.

8. 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

9. Corridor Networks Today Freeway Systems Arterial Signal Systems Rail Systems Bus Systems

10. Tomorrow With ICM Managing All Corridor Capacity Significant Congestion ICM Systems

11. 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

12. ICM Pioneer Site Corridor Assets

13. Current High-Level ICM Program Plan FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 FY 10 FY 11 Stakeholder Working Group Phase 1:Foundational 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

14. ICM Initiative—Applying 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

15. ICM AMS Focus: Integrated Performance Measures

16. Traffic control strategies such as ramp metering and arterial traffic signal control 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

17. 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 Next Steps

18. Major Milestones for 2008 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG 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

19. 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 ICM Knowledge and Technology Transferhttp://www.its.dot.gov/icms/

20. ICM Knowledge and Technology Transferhttp://www.its.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

21. Brian Cronin, RITA brian.cronin@dot.gov202-366-8841 Steve Mortensen, FTAsteven.mortensen@dot.gov202-493-0459 Dale Thompson, FHWA dale.thompson@dot.gov202-493-3420 Contacts ICM Web Site: http://www.its.dot.gov/icms/

22. QUESTIONS?

23. 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?

24. 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

25. 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

26. 3. Webinar Conclusion – ICM Q&A General Discussion

27. QUESTIONS? • For the USDOT • For the Pioneer Sites

28. 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. 

29. Thank You Brian Cronin, RITA brian.cronin@dot.gov202-366-8841 Steve Mortensen, FTAsteven.mortensen@dot.gov202-493-0459 Dale Thompson, FHWA dale.thompson@dot.gov202-493-3420 ICM Web Site: http://www.its.dot.gov/icms/