Meeting Program - ITS California...Welcome to our 2014 Annual Meeting of ITS California, the premier...

20TH ANNUALCONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION

October 14 - 16, 2014 | Hyatt Regency, Santa Clara

CONNECTINGCALIFORNIACONNECTING

CALIFORNIA

Meeting Program

2CONNEC T ING C ALIFORNIA • 20 T H ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND E XHIB IT ION

ITS CA Board of DirectorsNina BabiarzTraining DirectorSCRTTC

Kris BalajiVice President Northern California Senior Hwy/Bridge Program ManagerAECOM

Joy BhattacharyaSenior AssociateStantec

Brian Burkhard (Vice Chair - North) ITS Manager of ProjectsJacobs

Alan ClellandSenior Vice PresidentIteris, Inc.

James Dreisbach-TowlePrincipal Technology Program ManagerSANDAG

Steven Y. Gota(Membership Committee Chair)DirectorHighway ProgramLos Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority

Jack HallITS Program ManagerContra Costa Transportation Authority

Carol KuesterDirector, Electronic PaymentsMetropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)

Greg LarsonChief, Office of Traffic Ops Research and InnovationDOT Caltrans

Dan Lukasik (Vice Chair - South)Vice President of SystemsParsons

James (Jim) MisenerDirector, Technical Standards Qualcomm

Carlos OrtizVice PresidentMichael Baker International

Josh Peterman(Chair)Senior AssociateFehr & Peers

Jeff SpinazzeSenior Vice PresidentTrafficware

Harry VoccolaExecutive AdvisorNokia L&C

Melissa Hewitt(Event Committee Chair)Vice PresidentKimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Tom WestDirectorCalifornia PATH UC Berkeley

Jane White (Treasurer)Senior Civil EngineerCounty of Los AngelesDepartment of Public Works

PLEASE JOIN US

Monday evening

for a Board of Directors

Open Briefing to the Membership

to learn about ITS CA events

and membership benefits

in the past year and provide

input on future events

and activities.


Dear Conference Attendees,

Welcome to our 2014 Annual Meeting of ITS California, the premier event for bringing together California’s public

and private sectors – Connecting California -- to discuss the latest advances in transportation technology. We’re

thrilled to be holding this, our 20th meeting, in Santa Clara, in the heart of the Silicon Valley. Many of today’s hottest

transportation technologies have been developed here. In addition, the Santa Clara Valley, and indeed the whole of the

San Francisco Bay Area, exemplifies a region at the forefront of our industry and, in keeping with this year’s conference

theme, uses ITS to connect California travelers within, and beyond, the region.

Our Board of Directors, members and volunteers have worked hard to bring you an experience that eclipses the events

of the last 20 years and sets the stage for the next 20. We have improved on our tours, which this year include the new

Levi’s Stadium, as well as a tour of Stanford’s Volkswagen Automotive Innovation Facility which houses the Volkswagen

Automotive Innovation Lab (VAIL), a state of the art vehicle research facility. Our plenary sessions will offer viewpoints

from some of the industry’s leaders at the Federal and State levels, from ITS America, from vehicle OEMs and from

software developers.

Please plan to spend some time in our Exhibit Hall and hear what new things our exhibitors have to offer. I strongly

encourage you to get a concentrated glimpse of our exhibitors, sponsors and higher level members by attending our

“Vendor Technology Showcase”. We are delighted to be bringing back this event, which received rave reviews the last

two years from both public and private sector attendees.

This event comes on the heels of many other events our organization has held this year. Our northern and southern

CA sections have held workshops and symposiums on topics such as express lanes, connected vehicles, autonomous

vehicles and hosted USDOT at two Connected Vehicle Symposiums. If you are not currently an ITS California member,

I hope this Annual Meeting will convince you that membership in our organization is very worthwhile. In particular,

public agencies should be encouraged to reap the benefits of membership, which includes free registration at our

Annual meeting and free attendance at our luncheon workshops. Please stop by our registration desk or speak with

any of our Board members to find out more information.

I want to give special acknowledgment to our Board of Directors who volunteered hundreds of hours to prepare for and

manage this event. They are a dedicated, creative group and I am privileged to serve beside them. Enjoy the meeting,

and see you in 2015 in Los Angeles!

Best Regards,

Josh Peterman, PE

Chair, ITS California Board of Directors

Fehr & Peers

Welcome


Program OverviewMonday, October 1312:00 pm - 5:00 pm Exhibit Hall Set-up

3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Registration

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm OPEN Board of Directors Briefing to Membership Napa I

Day 1 - Tuesday, October 148:00 am - 9:00 am Breakfast Tusca Courtyard

9:00 am - 10:15 am Opening Session - Connecting California Ballroom E, F

10:15 am - 10:45 am Break (Exhibit Hall) Ballroom A, B, C

10:15 am - 3:30 pm Exhibit Hall Open Ballroom A, B, C

10:45 am - 12:15 pm Technical Session 1 - Connected Corridors Ballroom D

12:15 pm - 1:45 pm Lunch - Keynote Speaker: Dan Sturges, Team Red US Ballroom F

1:45 pm - 3:15 pm Technical Session 2 - NextGen 511 Ballroom D

1:45 pm - 3:15 pm Technical Session 3 - Moving to Multimodal Payments Ballroom E

3:15 pm - 3:30 pm Break (Exhibit Hall) Ballroom A, B, C

3:30 pm - 5:30 pm Vendor Technology Showcase Ballroom F

5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Exhibit Hall Open Ballroom A, B, C

5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Celebrate Our Sponsors Reception (Exhibit Hall) Ballroom A, B, C

Day 2 - Wednesday, October 158:00 am - 9:00 am Breakfast (Exhibit Hall) Ballroom A, B

8:00 am - 2:00 pm Exhibit Hall Open Ballroom A, B, C

9:00 am - 10:30 am Technical Session 4 - Cars That Drive By Themselves, Oh My! Ballroom D

9:00 am - 10:30 am Technical Session 5 - Implementing Express Lanes in the Bay Area: Some Like it HOT Ballroom E

10:30 am - 11:00 am Break (Exhibit Hall) Ballroom A, B, C

11:00 am - 12:30 pm Technical Session 6 - Connected Vehicles: Coming Soon to a Roadway Near You? Ballroom D

11:00 am - 12:30 pm Technical Session 7 - ITS Completes the Street Ballroom E

12:30 pm - 2:00 pm Lunch - Keynote Speaker: Dr. Bernard Soriano, California DMV Ballroom F

12:30 pm - 5:00 pm Automated and Connected Vehicle Technology Demonstrations (Valet parking lot near hotel entrance)

2:15 pm - 5:00 pm Technical Tour #1- Levi’s Stadium (Meet at Lobby West)

Technical Tour #2 - Stanford’s Volkswagen Innovation Lab (Meet at Hotel Entrance)

5:30 pm - 7:30 pm 20th Anniversary Reception Terra Courtyard

Day 3 - Thursday, October 168:00 am - 9:00 am Breakfast Foyer

9:00 am - 10:30 am Technical Session 8 - ITS Research Activities Across California Ballroom A

9:00 am - 10:30 am Technical Session 9 - Innovative Technology for Local Cities Ballroom B

10:30 am - 10:45 am Break Foyer

10:45 am - 12:00 pm Technical Session 10 - Advancements in Applications and Social Media Ballroom A

10:45 am - 12:00 pm Technical Session 11 - Tolling in Southern California - Then and Now Ballroom B

12:00 pm - 12:15 pm Interactive Grand Finale! Ballroom B

12:30 pm - 4:30 pm U.S. DOT Connected Vehicle 101 Training Ballroom A

Special Sessions / EventsTechnical SessionsTech Tour / Training / Demonstrations


Sessions OverviewOpening Session:

Connecting California Our Opening Session will present a series of questions ranging from Connected Vehicles to Legislation and Funding to a distinguished set of speakers from the public and private sectors.

Session 1: Connected Corridors The Integrated Corridor Management (ICM) initiative is demonstrating techniques for improving mobility in a freeway corridor by coordinating freeway, arterial and transit operations. Lessons learned from the pioneering ICM projects are already being adopted elsewhere in the US. This session provides an update on California’s activities in this area by showcasing projects aimed at deploying elements of ICM and so connecting the corridor operations.

Session 2: NextGen 511 Pioneered by MPOs across the nation, driven by consumers, and later reshaped in Silicon Valley, the traveler information industry has seen cycles transformation - What does the next generation hold?

Session 3: Moving to Multimodal Payments: One Account for Tolls, Transit, Bikeshare & More This session will explore the challenges and opportunities associated with establishing a single, multimodal payment account for customers. Where might program providers realize cost savings? What are the pros and cons of statewide coordination? To what extent can public sector agencies use incentives/disincentives to encourage behavior change? What actions are required to educate customers and encourage them to take advantage of the benefits?

Session 4: Cars That Drive By Themselves, Oh My! The what, how and why of vehicle-highway automation.

Session 5: Implementing Express Lanes in the Bay Area: Some Like it HOT Our panel will discuss Northern California Express Lanes and the future of managed lanes in Northern California.

Session 6: Connected Vehicles: Coming Soon to a Roadway Near You? NHTSA recently announced its decision to begin the rulemaking process that will likely lead to a mandate requiring car builders to install connected vehicle technologies on all new passenger cars by the year 2019. While this mandate is limited to vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communications technologies that improve safety, there is a corresponding effort by FHWA to develop guidance for infrastructure owner/operators on how to deploy roadside equipment that enables vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communications that complement the vehicle side. Attend this session to hear about the current activities and future plans for the national Connected Vehicle Program.

Session 7: ITS Completes the Street Today’s streets need to accommodate a variety of transportation modes. Come and learn how ITS is implemented in the pursuit of context-sensitive design; ITS helps transit vehicles, bicyclists, pedestrians and others work together within the same street space.

Session 8: ITS Research Activities Across California Our panel members will describe the most innovative ITS research that is being conducted by California academic institutions. Discussion will span key areas of interest and provides an opportunity for attendees to identify and understand emerging trends, technologies, and scientific breakthroughs before ITS products hit the streets.

Session 9: Innovative Technology for Local Cities Selected municipalities and agencies across the country that have deployed ITS systems and Advanced Signal Systems will be invited to come share their real world experiences, lessons learned, and success stories. Various state of the art technologies will be explored at this session to gain insight on what progressive cities are doing to be prepared for the future.

Session 10: Advancements in Applications and Social Media for Transportation The proliferation of smart phones and the internet has provided new capabilities for the advancement of ITS and connected vehicles. This session will explore the use of mobile applications and social media that are being used to help improve transportation safety, mobility, and the environment. Presenters will share stories on research, development, uses, and lessons learned.

Session 11: Tolling in Southern California – Then and Now Over 20 years ago, Southern California lead the way with one of the most commercially successful managed lanes systems in the country in the 91 Express Lanes. Since that time, Southern California has deployed Open Road Tolling (ORT) as well as additional express lanes such as the Metro Express Lanes, and more are on the way. Attend this session to understand how tolling in Southern California has evolved and how it will change the method of transportation in the near future for Southern California commuters.


Mr. Malcolm Dougherty Director,

California Department of Transportation (Caltrans)

Dr. Luca Delgrossi Director

Driver Assistance & Chassis Systems U.S., Mercedes-Benz

Research & Development North America, Inc.

Mr. Kenneth M. Leonard Director of the USDOT Intelligent

Transportation Systems Joint Program Office (ITS JPO)

Mr. Bill MitchelSenior Director

WW Public SectorMicrosoft

Dan SturgesUrban Mobility Designer

Team Red US

A series of distinguished panelists will provide their insights into a variety of current topics ranging from connected vehicles to legislation and funding.

Opening Session: Connecting California9:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. Ballroom E, F

Keynote Lunch Speaker: Right Sizing MobilityLunch: 12:15 – 1:45 p.m. Ballroom F

Event Highlights Tuesday, October 14

Vendor Technology Showcase and

Celebrate Our Sponsors Reception

Vendor Technology ShowcaseBallroom F

3:30 – 5:30 p.m.

Sponsors ReceptionExhibit Hall - Ballroom A, B, C

5:30 – 7:30 p.m.


Dr. Bernard SorianoDeputy Director, California

Department of Motor Vehicles

Keynote Lunch Speaker: California Regulations for Autonomous CarsLunch: 12:30 – 2:00 p.m. Ballroom F

20TH Anniversary

ReceptionCome and celebrate our

20th ITS California Annual Meeting!

Terra Courtyard | 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

“Automated and Connected Vehicle Technology Demonstrations”

Come on by and check out the automated cars technologies that will be on display from 12:30 pm - 5:00 pm.

Event Highlights Wednesday, October 15

As part of the annual meeting, several companies have agreed to demonstrate applications in the conference center’s parking lot. Among the applications to be shown are:

• Pedestriansafetyapplicationsusingwirelesscommunications – Savari Networks

• Afully-equippedcommercialtruckcapableofplatooningoperations – Peloton Technology

• Scanninglaser,keycomponenttoself-drivingcars–Quanergy

This year’s ITS California Annual Meeting Schedule

and Program is also available in an electronic

format for your smartphone, tablet, or computer! Go to

its2014.sched.org to find session information,

information on speakers, leave feedback, and create

a personalized schedule during the annual meeting.


Ballroom A | 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. | Cost – Free!!

U.S. DOT - Connected Vehicle 101 TrainingCome and learn the latest on connected vehicles!

INTERACTIVE GRAND FINALE!

Join us to close out the event, learn the results of our surveys, and win raffle prizes (including a GoPro, iPad and others) Must be present to win.

Ballroom B | Noon – 12:15 p.m.

This workshop targets transportation

planners, managers, and engineers at state

and local agency levels, who are interested

in learning more about the Connected

Vehicle Program and its benefits and

implications for public agencies.

Event Highlights Thursday, October 16


Innovation Done Right…We Make a Difference

Connected Vehicles • Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)

Traffic Management Centers (TMC) • Communication Systems

Traffic Signal Systems • Traffic Engineering • Transit/BRT

Transportation Planning • Transportation Engineering

Contact: Carlos Ortiz, Vice Presidentc: 949-636-0646 [email protected]

Stop by Booth #24 at ITS CA - October 14 - 15!


Tuesday, October 14Opening SessionOur Opening Session will present a series of questions ranging from Connected Vehicles to Legislation and Funding to a distinguished set of speakers from the public and private sectors.Ballroom E/F | 9:00 am – 10:15am

• Mr. Kenneth M. Leonard, Director of the USDOT Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office (ITS JPO)

• Mr. Malcolm Dougherty, Director, California Department of Transportation (CALTRANS)

• Dr. Luca Delgrossi, Director, Driver Assistance and Chassis Systems U.S., Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America, Inc., a Daimler Company

• Mr. Bill Mitchel, Senior Director, WW Public Sector, Microsoft

Technical Session 1 • Connected Corridors

Moderator: Alan Clelland, Senior Vice President, Transportation Systems, Iteris, Inc. Ballroom D | 10:45 am - 12:15 pm

• TheConnectedCorridorsVisionforCalifornia Ali Zaghari, Deputy District Director of Operations, Caltrans District 7 and Alexandre Bayen, PATH UC Berkeley, Director, Institute for Transportation Studies

• I-80ICMUpdate Raj Murthy, Principal Project Manager, Hatch Mott MacDonald

• I-15CorridorManagement James Dreisbach-Towle, Principal Technology Program Manager, San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG)

• CCTVCameraInteroperabilityinOrangeCounty Morteza Fahrtash, Branch Chief of Traffic System Development , Caltrans District 12

Luncheon Keynote • Right Sizing MobilityDan Sturges, Urban Mobility Designer Team Red USBallroom F | 12:15 - 1:45


Technical Session 2 • NextGen 511Ballroom D | 1:45 pm - 3:15 pm

Moderator: Melissa Hewitt, Vice President Associate, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.• NextGen511:TheWisdomofCrowds

Dr. Baron O. Grey, Technical Consultant, Congestion Reduction, LA SAFE 511

• 511SFBayNextGen–ANewChapterinTravelerInformation Alysha Nachtigall, 511 Program Coordinator, Website and Communications, Metropolitan Transportation Commission

• NextGeneration511andtheAgeofMobileApplications James Dreisbach-Towle, Principal Technology Program Manager, San Diego Association of Governments

• LatestDevelopmentsintheInlandEmpire511System Brian Cunanan, Commuter and Motorist Assistance Manager, Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC)

Technical Session 3 • Moving to Multimodal Payments: One Account for Tolls, Transit, Bikeshare & More Ballroom E | 1:45 pm - 3:15 pm

Moderator: Carol Kuester, Director Electronic Payments, Metropolitan Transportation Commission• MultimodalPaymentsConvergence:HypeorTransformation?

Michael Dinning, Director, Transportation Logistics and Security, Volpe, The National Transportation Systems Center

• StatewideNetworkIntegrationandOpportunitiestoImprovetheCustomerExperience Chad Edison, Deputy Secretary for Transportation, California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA)

• PracticalApproachestoAchieveMultimodalPayments Trevor Findley, Sr. Project Manager, Electronic Payment Systems, CH2MHill

• TransitRewards-GrantingExpressLaneCredittoTransitRiders Elba Higueros, Transportation Planning Manager, Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro)

Vendor Technology Showcase • Ballroom F | 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Moderators: Jane White, LA County Department of Public Works, Steve Gota & Eva Pan, LA MetroReturning this year, ITS California will once again host the very popular Vendor Technology Showcase! All ITS California members who are exhibitors and sponsors of our organization have been invited to present their latest products and advancements to all conference attendees during this session. The Showcase provides an exclusive opportunity for our higher tiered members to highlight their firms when the Exhibit Hall is closed, and there are no concurrent technical sessions. It is a unique forum to distribute information to conference attendees in a non-competitive, low pressure environment. Since this session will occur directly before our Tuesday Evening Exhibit Hall “Celebrate Our Sponsors” reception, if something interests an attendee, they will have an opportunity after the showcase to follow-up with that exhibitor or sponsor.

Celebrate Our Sponsors Reception • Exhibit Hall - Ballroom A|B|C | 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Tuesday, October 14


Wednesday, October 15Technical Session 4 • Cars That Drive By Themselves, Oh My! Ballroom D | 9:00 am - 10:30 am

Moderators: James (Jim) Misener, Director, Technical Standards, Qualcomm Carlos Ortiz, Vice President, Michael Baker International• RealizingSelf-DrivingVehicles-Dr. Chris Urmson, Director, Google Self Driving Cars

• DriverAssistiveTruckPlatooning:NewLevelsofSafetyandEfficiency Josh Switkes, CEO, Peloton Technology

• DevelopmentofCaliforniaRegulationsforTestingandOperationofAutomatedVehicles Dr. Steven E. Shladover, California PATH Program of the Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Berkeley

Technical Session 5 • Implementing Express Lanes in the Bay Area: Some Like it HOTBallroom E | 9:00 am - 10:30 am

Moderator: Melanie Crotty, Director, Operations, Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)• ManagingMobility:EngineeringanExpressLanesNetwork

Lisa Klein, Express Lane Principal, Metropolitan Transportation Commission

• ManagedLanesinAlamedaCounty-Stewart Ng, Deputy Director, Alameda County Transportation Commission

• ManagedLanes:ATopTenList-Casey Emoto, Deputy Director, Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority

• StatewideManagedLanesPlanning-Joe Rouse, Statewide Manage Lanes Chief, Caltrans

Technical Session 6 • Connected Vehicles: Coming Soon to a Roadway Near You?Ballroom D | 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

Moderator: Greg Larson, Chief, Office of Traffic Operations Research, Caltrans• PreparingforConnectedVehicleImplementation-Jim Wright, Manager Connected Vehicle Programs,

American Association of State Highways and Transportation Officials, (AASHTO)

• EmergingFreightConnectedVehiclesProgramsinSouthernCalifornia Mark Jensen, Principal, Cambridge Systematics

• ATechnologyCompanyPerspective-AlessandroNorscia,Director,ProductManagement,QualcommAtheros

• AnAutoIndustryPerspective Maarten Sierhuis, Director, Nissan Research Center Silicon Valley-Nissan North America


Wednesday, October 15Technical Session 7 • ITS Completes the StreetBallroom E | 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

Moderator: Josh Peterman, Senior Associate, Fehr & Peers, Chair ITS California • MTC’s511MultimodalTripPlanner

Sarah Husain, 511 Transit Program Coordinator, Metropolitan Transportation Commission

• TheSmartphoneCompletestheStreet-James(Jim)Misener,DirectorofEngineering,Qualcomm

• TheMulti-ModalIntelligentTrafficSignalSystem(MMITSS) Larry Head, Associate Professor and Department Head Systems and Industrial Engineering, University of Arizona

• UsingITStoImproveFreightMovement Elliot Martin, UC Berkeley Transportation Sustainability Research Center

Luncheon Keynote • California Regulations for Autonomous VehiclesDr. Bernard Soriano, Deputy Director California Department of Motor VehiclesBallroom F | 12:30 pm – 2 pm

Technical Tours (See page 16 for more details)

Space is limited for both tours - sign up in advance through eventbrite or at check-in desk.

Tour#1,Levi’sStadium 2:15 pm – 5:00 pm Meet at Lobby West

Tour#2,Stanford’sVolkswagenAutomotiveInnovationLab 2:15 pm – 5:00 pm

Meet at Hotel Entrance

20th Anniversary ReceptionTerra Courtyard | 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm


Thursday, October 16Technical Session 8 • ITS Research Activities Across CaliforniaBallroom A | 9:00 am - 10:30 am

Moderator: Tom West, Director California PATH -University of California, Berkeley• CaltransResearchProgram- Coco Briseno, Chief, Division of Research, Innovation and System Information, Caltrans

• ExploratoryAdvancedResearchProjectsonCooperativeAdaptiveCruiseControl Dr. Steven E. Shladover, California PATH Program of the Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Berkeley

• EmergingEnvironmentalITSApplicationsforGoodsMovement Matt J. Barth, Professor of Electrical Engineering, University of California-Riverside

• 3DMobileTerrestrialLaserScanningforIntelligentTransportationSystems Ty Lasky, Researcher, University of California – Davis

Technical Session 9 • Innovative Technology for Local CitiesBallroom B | 9:00 am - 10:30 am

Moderator: Joy Bhattacharya, Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Lead, Stantec• AutomatedTrafficSignalPerformanceMeasures

Mark Taylor, Traffic Signal Operations Engineer, Utah Department of Transportation

• GettingofftheGround–SuccessandFailuresofaSmallCityinanITSWorld Kevin Merrill, Development Services Department, City of Arcadia

• InnovativeTechnologyforLocalCities-Daniel Lai, ITS Technical Manager, Transpo Group

• SanJose’sApproachtoWirelessCommunication-Ho Nguyen, ITS Engineer, City of San Jose

Technical Session 10 • Advancements in Applications and Social Media for TransportationBallroom A | 10:45 am - 12:00 pm

Moderators: Brian Burkhard, ITS Project Manager, Jacobs

Carlos Ortiz, Vice President, Michael Baker International• SocialMediaandtheTravelers’RoleinAdvancedTravelerInformationSystems

Mark Heiman, ITS/511/Capitol Valley SAFE Program Manager, Sacramento Council of Governments

• SharinginaConnectedEnvironment-Paul Steinberg, Vice President Business Development, Car.ma

• MobileAppsandtheMobility-as-a-ServiceFuture:LessonsfromtheRideScoutExperience Dr. Beaudry Kock, Transportation System Engineer, RideScout

• HowCrowds&theCloudareIntegratingTransportationDatainCalifornia Gary Carlin, Director, Western Business Development, Public Sector, INRIX


Thursday, October 16Technical Session 11 • Tolling in Southern California – Then and NowBallroom B | 10:45 am - 12:00 pm

Moderator: Dan Lukasik, Vice President of Systems, Parsons Transportation Group• CaliforniaDreamin–TheEvolutionandExpansionofTollinginCalifornia

Greg Hulsizer, Vice President of Transportation, Cambria Solutions

• AStudyofRegionalTollingSolutionsinSouthernCalifornia Annie Nam, Manager, Goods Movement and Transportation Financial Planning Department, Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG)

• MultijurisdictionalTollingandCooperation–the91ExpressLanesExpansion John Standiford, Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC)

• SanDiegoTolling,theAnswerforCongestionRelief James Dreisbach-Towle, Principal Technology Program Manager, San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG)

Interactive Grand Finale!Ballroom B | 12:00 pm - 12:15 pm

U.S. DOT Connected Vehicle 101 TrainingBallroom A | 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm

The connected vehicle research being sponsored by U.S. DOT is moving from research to reality. The connected vehicle

concept leverages the potentially transformation capabilities of wireless technology to make surface transportation safer,

smarter and greener. Connected vehicles will ultimately enhance the mobility and quality of life of all Americans, while

helping to reduce the environmental impact of surface transportation. As we move towards implementation, we are

developing a better understanding of how the connected vehicle infrastructure will be deployed and operated. A number

of states have gained valuable experience in what it means to deploy a connected vehicle application(s) in the field

through their participation in the ITS test beds. The USDOT’s Research and Innovation Technology Administration (RITA)

is offering Connected Vehicle 101 workshops at ITSA State Chapter meetings across the country through its Professional

Capacity Building Program (PCB). Participants will learn about the safety, mobility and environmental applications

envisioned for the connected vehicle environment. They will gain an overview of the infrastructure requirements

being developed, including communication standards, and operations and maintenance implications, and upcoming

policy decisions. The workshop will include a report on the ITS test beds and model deployment in Ann Arbor, MI and

solicit feedback from the participants about their decision factors and needs concerning the future connected vehicle

environment.

Space is limited – sign up in advance through eventbrite or at check-in desk.

CONNEC T ING C ALIFORNIA • 20 T H ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND E XHIB IT ION16

TOURNO.1: LEVI’SSTADIUMAdjacent to our Annual Meeting location at the Hyatt

Regency Santa Clara is Levi’s Stadium. This new home

of the San Francisco 49ers NFL team is the stage for

the team’s next generation of tradition and glory. ITS

CA is providing an opportunity to be one of the first

to go behind the scenes of this state-of-the art venue

which will deliver the ultimate fan experience through

innovation and technology, in one of the most envi-

ronmentally friendly facilities ever constructed.

Limit 50

Cost $25.00

2:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

TOURNO.2:STANFORD’SVOLKSWAGENAUTOMOTIVEINNOVATIONLABITS CA is pleased to be providing a tour of Stanford’s

Volkswagen Automotive Innovation Facility which

houses the Volkswagen Automotive Innovation Lab

(VAIL). This lab is a state-of-the art vehicle research

facility where interdisciplinary teams can work on

projects that move vehicle technology forward.

High-profile Stanford projects accommodated in the

building comprise research on drive-by-wire and driv-

er assistance systems research by the Dynamic Design

Lab of Chris Gerdes, including Shelley, the vehicle that

raced up Pikes Peak without a driver in 2010; research

vehicles from the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab

that use deep learning and computer vision to auto-

mate the driving process; research on the interaction

of drivers with vehicles in a state-of-the-art driving

simulator that was implemented in 2013; and the

Stanford Solar Car Project that designs, builds and

operates the vehicles competing in the World Solar

Challenge in Australia. In order to improve safety,

sustainability, performance, and enjoyment of auto-

mobiles, the Automotive Innovation Facility provides a

place for researchers to test new ideas in real vehicles.

Limit 30

Cost $25.00

2:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Technical Tours

Space is limited!

Sign up in advance

through eventbrite

or at check-in desk.


Thank You to our Sponsors!

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Bag Sponsor Lanyard Sponsor


Thank You to our Exhibitors!


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Tuesday (10/14) 10:15 am - 3:30 pm Reception 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Wednesday (10/15) 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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keep California m o v i n g


Pioneering Leadership in Intelligent Transportation Systems

www.parsons.com

Since 1944, Parsons has been a trusted name in transportation, providing safe and competitive engineering and construction services on transportation projects of any size and complexity. With its 25 years of leadership in ITS, we are proud to add the Delcan team to our firm, providing ITS expertise to every category of transportation, from roads and highways to railways, mass transit, and ports.

Connected VehiclesParsons is leading the way in connected vehicle technology deployment which includes the design of various Dynamic Mobility Applications, assessment on connected vehicle data capture management as well as in-depth knowledge of Connected Vehicle standards.

Active Traffic ManagementParsons is at the forefront of Active Traffic Management, deploying for its customers a wide variety of ATM strategies. These include adaptive ramp metering, speed harmonization, variable speed limits, dynamic lane management, dynamic merge control, junction control, traffic signal operations and dynamic routing.

Integrated Corridor Management Building upon its success with the award-winning Route 8 project in Hong Kong, Parsons has or is implementing various other Integrated Corridor Management (ICM) projects including the I-80 ICM in the Bay Area, the Dynamic Corridor Congestion Management project in Los Angeles and the award-winning I-15 ICMS in San Diego.

Advanced Transportation Management Systems With over 80 large-scale ATMS implementations in recent years, Parsons are leaders in providing the most innovative and feature-rich ATMS solutions. This includes our Intelligent NETworks® ATMS offering which offers a low cost/high value option for transportation agencies.

For more information: Dan Lukasik • 714.868.8060 • [email protected]

The ITS Industry continues to evolve with the growing trend to put everything on the network. EtherWAN Systems has been there from the begining providing intelligent hardened solutions speciically designed for harsh environemnts.

EtherWAN manufactures Ethernet Connectivity products designed, tested and certiied to operate in the harshest enviornments - making them ideal for transportation systems.

When Connectivity is Crucial

Visit us at Booth #1

Solutions forIntelligent Transportation Systems

Ethernet Switches | Media Converters | Ethernet Extenders | Serial Device Servers


launches the markets 1st

DSRC Upgradeable Fiberwire Technology

Focusing on V to I applications Systems Integrated Fiberwire combines fiber capacity wireless backhaul, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi access and 5.9GHz DSRC enabling applications

such as transit signal priority, signal pre-emption and connected vehicle enabling faster and safer commutes

Benefits to DOT, MTA, DPW and Public Safety:

Reduce Deployment cost and increase applications: Wireless backhaul in place of Fiber Improve Traffic Safety: 5.9GHz DSRC Reduce Maintenance and installation costs

1. Connecting all the intersections together to enable access to all intersection IP equipment.

2. Pull one cat5 wire to power all radios. Improve MTA passenger safety: Continuous on board remote CCTV monitoring Improve Quality of Life and decrease harmful emissions with shorter commute times:

Adaptive Signal Control, vehicle detection Improve commuter experience and increase ridership by providing on board Wi-Fi

Everything you need to provide faster, safer commutes in cities and along highways.

Stop by booth 38 at ITS CA in Santa Clara October 14-16th to learn more!


Leaders in ITS and CV Technologies

Oakland Ontario

Irvine

Signal Design Systems Integration Communications Traffic Operations Centers Connected Vehicles

Ramp Metering Signal Coordination Bikeway Planning/Design Urban Planning Civil Design

San Diego Diamond Bar

San Jose Hong Kong

www.Advantec-USA.com

909-860-6222; 949-861-4999; 510-282-2078


2015 Annual Meeting21st Annual Conference and Exhibition | LAX Airport Hilton

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For information about sponsorship opportunities, contact:

Melissa Hewitt, P.E. [email protected]

Tricia Crannell [email protected]


Notes

Nayan Amin TJKM Transportation

Joy Bhattacharya Stantec

Steven Bradley Parsons Brinkerhoff

Brian Burkhard Jacobs

Aileen Cabico TJKM Transportation

Kenny Chao KDS

Alan Clelland Iteris

James Dreisbach-Towle SANDAG

Steve Gota LA Metro

Jack Hall Contra Costa Transportation Authority

Melissa Hewitt Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.Event Committee Chair

Tiffany Huang Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Reinland Jones LA Metro

Wendy Jones Michael Baker International

Carol Kuester MTC

Greg Larson Caltrans

Virginaia Lingham MTC

Dan Lukasik Parsons

Ellen Martinez Sensys Networks

Katherine Mertz Sensys Networks

Jim Misener Qualcomm

Katrese Nickelson Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Carlos Ortiz Michael Baker International

Eva Pan LA Metro

Josh Peterman Fehr & PEERS

Tom Petrosino URS

J.P. Spinazze TrafficWare

Faye Stroud Michael Baker International

Harry Voccola

Jane White Los Angeles County Department of Public Works

Daniel Wong Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

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Kimley-HornisGrowing!JoinoneofFortune’s“100 Best Companies to Work for in America!”Kimley-Hornisoneofthenation’smost comprehensive andhighly respected transportation engineering and landplanningfirms.Wehave severalexcitingITSopportunitiesavailableintheWesternRegion.Formoreinformationduringtheconference,contactourattendeesMelissa Hewitt at 310-344-8805 or Lisa Burgess at 602-318-7605. Otherwise, contactAnne Bologna formore details: [email protected].

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