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21st Annual Conference and Exhibition

September 21-23, 2015 Hilton Los Angeles Airport

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• 511 Traveler Information

• Connected Corridors/ICM

• Connected Vehicles

• Managed Lanes/Express Lanes/Tolling

• Performance Metrics/ Performance-Based Operations

• Active Transportation and Demand Management

• Adaptive Signal Control

• BSP/BRT/Transit ITS

• Systems Integration

• Transportation Management Centers

• Port Security

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Connecting California• I-80 ICM — Orchestrated programming, planning, design,

delivery, and implementation of the most complex ICM project in California

• I-15 ICM — Managed system implementation and integration of state-of-the-art national Pioneer Site

• Bay Area TMS Master Plan — Partnered with MTC, Caltrans District 4 and CHP to develop a strategic freeway system management plan to guide near-term operational improvements in the Bay Area

• Fresno ITS Strategic Deployment Plan Update — Synergistic coordination across Fresno Region to formulate new ITS Vision

• Bay Area Express Lanes — Design of backhaul communications network and ITS/Electrical Systems; Managed Lanes Technical Advisor

• Caltrans Connected Corridors System Management — Technical leadership to create a Statewide roadmap for Program Management

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Welcome

Dear Conference Attendees,

Welcome!

We are excited to host you at our 2015 ITS California Annual Meeting here in Los Angeles.

Our event committee has worked extremely hard to provide an exciting conference agenda

consisting of exciting speakers, current and interesting technical topics, fantastic tours and

one-of-a-kind demonstrations. Our exhibitors are top-notch and offer some of the best

hardware, software and services that California has to offer.

We have also been careful to carve out time for networking, for this event offers an

extraordinary opportunity to make contacts and connections in the industry. So please, visit

our exhibitors, listen to presentations, engage in discussion, kick the tires in our demo area,

and mingle! The value in ITS California lies in these connections, and when coupled with

content, the value grows.

ITS California serves as a focal point for Intelligent Transportation Systems, representing

our collective interests to ITS America, at the state and federal level. But we find our

value is particularly visible where transportation is planned and deployed—in cities and

in regions. So while we encourage you to enjoy our annual meeting, look a bit further.

We have active Northern and Southern California sections, offering informative luncheon

workshops and other activities for engagement. We hope for the privilege of your continued

interaction and membership. So please, enjoy the conference, and when you return, get

engaged in ITS California in your region!

Best Regardss,

Josh Peterman Melissa Hewitt(Chair) (Event Committee Chair)Senior Associate Vice President/Senior AssociateFehr & Peers Kimley-Horn


Senior Advisors

ITS California Board of Directors

Josh Peterman(Chair)PrincipalFehr & Peers

Nina BabiarzTraining DirectorSCRTTC

Greg LarsonChief, Office of Traffic OperationsResearch and InnovationCaltrans

Brian Burkhard(Membership Committee Chair)ITS Technical Practice Group Leader-WestJacobs

Kris BalajiVice PresidentNorthern California Senior Hwy/Bridge Program ManagerAECOM

James (Jim) MisenerChairConnected California

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

Joy BhattacharyaPrincipalStantec

Carlos Ortiz(Outreach Committee Chair) COOAdvantec

Melissa Hewitt(Event Committee Chair)Vice President/ Senior AssociateKimley-Horn

James Dreisbach-TowlePrincipal TechnologyProgram ManagerSANDAG

Jeff Spinazze(Scholarship Committee Chair) Senior Vice PresidentTrafficware

Steven GotaDirector, Highway ProgramLos Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority

Jack HallITS Program ManagerContra CostaTransportation Authority

Tom WestCalifornia PATH UC Berkeley

Jane White(Treasurer)Senior Civil EngineerCounty of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works

Carol Kuester(Vice Chair–North) Principal Program CoordinatorMetropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)

Rick BacklundAssociate Division AdministratorFHWA - California Division

Steven BradleyWest Regional Traffic/ITS ManagerWSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

Ramin MassoumiVice President, Business DevelopmentIteris, Inc.

Kenny ChaoRegional Director of Transportation TechnologyDKS Associates

Alan ClellandSenior Vice PresidentIteris, Inc.

Melanie CrottyDirectorMetropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)

Hamed BenouarVice PresidentSenSys Networks


Schedule at a Glance

Special Sessions / Events Technical Sessions Tours / Training / Demos Exhibit Hall

Sunday, September 20

12:00–7:00pm Exhibit Hall Set-up International Ballroom

Monday, September 21

Exhibit Hall Open, 10:15am to 8:30pm

8:00–9:00am Breakfast Foyer Outside Pacific A/B

9:00–10:15am Grand Opening Session Pacific A/B

10:15–10:45am Exhibit Hall Opens / Break Exhibit Hall / Int’l Ballroom

10:45–12:15pm Technical Session 1: Exercise Your Urban IQ: How to Achieve Smart Cities at Home Pacific A/B

12:15–1:45pm Lunch Exhibit Hall / Int’l Ballroom

1:45–3:15pm Technical Session 2: Heavy Metal: Should Bus and Truck Automation Come First? Pacific A

1:45–3:15pm Technical Session 3: Building Sustainable Communities with ITS Pacific B

3:15–3:30pm Break Exhibit Hall / Int’l Ballroom

3:30–5:30pm Vendor Technology Showcase! Exhibit Hall / Int’l Ballroom

5:30–8:30pm Thanks to Our Sponsors Reception (Hosts: EtherWan/ITS California) Exhibit Hall / Int’l Ballroom

Tuesday, September 22

Exhibit Hall Open, 8:00am to 2:00pm

8:00–9:00am Breakfast Exhibit Hall / Int’l Ballroom

9:00–10:30am Technical Session 4: ICM - Continuing Growth and Adoption Pacific A

9:00–10:30am Technical Session 5: Beyond the Safety Pilot - Advancements in Connected Vehicles in CA Pacific B

10:30–11:00am Break Exhibit Hall / Int’l Ballroom

11:00–12:30pm Technical Session 6: Reimagining Urban Throughways - Low-Cost, Local ITS Pacific A

11:00–12:30pm Technical Session 7: White Hats and Black Cats: ITS Cybersecurity Pacific B

12:30–2:00pm Lunch Exhibit Hall / Int’l Ballroom

2:00pm Raffle and Exhibit Hall Closes

2:30–4:30pm Technical Tour #1 - LAWA Operations and LAX Airfield

2:30–5:30pm Technical Tour #2 - Port of Long Beach Harbor Cruise

5:30–7:30pm Meet your Board of Directors Reception (ITS California) Pasadena Garden

Wednesday, September 23 | Demos 8am to 2pm

8:00–9:00am Breakfast Foyer Outside Pacific A/B

9:00–2:00pm Advanced and Connected Vehicle Demonstrations (Take shuttle to off-site location)

9:00–10:30am Technical Session 8: Transit Technologies Pacific A

9:00–10:30am Technical Session 9: Connected Vehicles Starts with Cars: How Impending V2V Rules Affect Infrastruce Owners Pacific B

10:30–10:45am Break Foyer Outside Pacific A/B

10:45–12:00pm Technical Session 10: 511 Evolved—Adapting Traveler Info to Specific Populations Pacific A

10:45–12:00pm Technical Session 11: The Role of ITS in Financing Transportation Pacific B

12:00–4:30pm CA 511 Coalition Roundtable (Box lunch included for attendees only) International A

12:00–4:30pm Training: Connected Vehicle 102 (Box lunch included for attendees only) Pacific A


Highlights

Event Highlights: Monday, September 21Grand Opening Session: Moderator – Josh Peterman, Fehr and Peers, ITS CA Chair9:00–10:15 amPacific A/BJoin us for the Grand Opening Session where a series of distinguished panelists will provide their insights into a variety of current topics ranging from connected vehicles to legislation and funding.

Keynote Lunch Speaker: Paul FeenstraSenior Vice President for Government and External AffairsIntelligent Transportation Society of America (ITS America)

Lunch 12:15–1:45pmInternational Ballroom

Greg WinfreeAssistant Director of Research & TechnologyUSDOT

Malcolm DoughertyDirectorCalifornia Department of Transportation

Peter MarxChief InnovatorCity of Los Angeles – Technology Office

Paul CoppingSmart City AdvisorDigital Greenwich

INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM

Vendor Technology Showcase

3:30–5:30 pm

Reception Immediately Following

Thanks to Our Sponsors Reception

5:30–8:30 pm

Hosted by

Paul Feenstra oversees the organization’s policy priorities, legislative outreach and communications strategy. He rejoined ITS America in 2013 after spending most of 2012 with Keystone Public Affairs, where he worked on Senator Rick Santorum’s Presidential campaign and represented clients in the transportation, technology and energy industries. Prior to that Paul was Vice President for Government and Public Affairs at ITS America where he worked to raise the industry’s profile, educated key policy and decision makers, and advocated for smart technology solutions in the surface transportation reauthorization process.Feenstra previously served as policy advisor to U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters where he served as the Secretary’s liaison to the myriad Federal agencies involved in transportation.Feenstra holds a Masters degree in International Commerce and Policy from George Mason University and a Bachelors degree in Finance and Business Management from the Pennsylvania State University.


Highlights

Meet your Board of Directors Reception

Join us for hors d’oeuvres and cocktails on the 3rd floor Pasadena Garden courtyard. Bring your questions and ideas and spend time getting to know the ITS California Board Members.Pasadena Garden Courtyard | 5:30–7:30pm

Seats are limited. Reserve your spot in advance through Eventbright or by contacting [email protected]

Event Highlights: Tuesday, September 22

Technical Tour #1: LAWA Airport Response and Coordination Center and LAX Airfield Tour

Technical Tour #2: Port of Long Beach Harbor Cruise

Keynote Lunch Speaker: Self-Driving Cars and the Future of MobilityDmitri DolgovPrincipal EngineerGoogle

Lunch 12:30–2:00pmExhibit Hall

2:30–4:30pm | Free

2:30–5:30pm | $25

Dmitri Dolgov is a Principal Engineer at Google, where he leads

the software team on the Self-Driving-Car project. Prior to that, he worked on

self-driving cars at Toyota and at Stanford as part of Stanford’s DARPA Urban

Challenge team. Dmitri received his B.S. and M.S. in Physics and Math from the

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 1998 and 2000, respectively,

and his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Michigan in 2006.

In 2008, Dmitri was named one of “Artificial Intelligence’s ten to watch—the

Future of Artificial Intelligence” by the IEEE Intelligent Systems Magazine.


Highlights

SIGN UP NOW!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 its2015.sched.org to find session information, speaker information, leave feedback and create a personalized schedule during the annual meeting.

Advanced and Connected Vehicle Technology Demonstrations9am to 2pm Shuttle to Off-site Location Free with Conference Registration

Join us Wednesday between 9am and 2pm off-site to experience the latest in connected and automated vehicle technologies. Take a short ride to experience DSRC-based V2V and V2I applications firsthand; watch the wireless communication between vehicle and controller in elements of an emerging multi-modal intelligent traffic signal system (MMITS); check out the largest, most interactive series of video surveillance, access control, and advanced imaging technologies inside a full-size heavy duty truck; and test for yourself the new version of the freight advanced traveler information system (FRATIS).

Pick up the shuttle every 20 minutes from the west entrance of the hotel and journey nearby to our Connected Vehicle Demonstration Zone, highlighted by a Swarco solar-powered color dynamic message sign. Admission is included with registration to the conference – kindly show your badge at the shuttle stop.

U.S. DOT — Connected Vehicle 102 TrainingCome and learn about the latest on connected vehicles! 12:30–4:30pm (Lunch included)

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: Wednesday, September 23


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Exhibit Hall

Date HoursMonday 10:15 am – 8:30 pmTuesday 8:00 am – 2:00 pm


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Monday Lunch (12:00–1:45pm, Exhibit Hall/International Ballroom)

Breakfast (8:00–9:00am, Foyer Outside Pacific A/B)

Break (10:15–10:45am, Exhibit Hall/International Ballroom)

Exhibit Hall Opens (10:15am, International Ballroom)

Grand Opening Session (9:00–10:15 am) / Pacific A/B(Moderator: Josh Peterman, Fehr & Peers, ITS California Chair)

Join us for the Grand Opening Session where a series of distinguished panelists will provide their insights into a variety of current topics ranging from connected vehicles to legislation and funding.- Greg Winfree — Assistant Secretary, USDOT, Office of Research and Technology - Malcolm Dougherty — Director, California Department of Transportation- Peter Marx — Chief Innovation Technology Officer, City of Los Angeles Mayor’s Office- Paul Copping — Smart City Advisor, Digital Greenwich

1. Exercise Your Urban IQ: How to Achieve Smart Cities at Home (10:45 am–12:15 pm / Pacific A/B)(Moderators: James Dreisbech-Towle, SANDAG)

At the intersection of travel demand, information, and infrastructure moving at the speed of thought, a new urban idea is emerging that has the potential to reshape how we work, live, and play. This session will explore these concepts through a lively discussion of parking management, mobility hubs, information sharing, and on-demand, shared-use transportation. Please join our panel of experts and participate in the conversation.- San Diego Regional Parking Management Toolbox - Antoinette Meier, SANDAG - The Role of Big Data and Analytics in the Move Toward Scientific Transportation Engineering —

Bob McQueen, Øcash Company - FHWA: Parking Pricing Strategies & Implementation — Rick Backlund, Associate Division Administrator,

FHWA - California Division- Mobility Hubs & Express Lanes: Inter-mobility Improving Highways & Arterials — Hilary Norton,

Fixing Angelenos Stuck in Traffic (FAST)

2. Heavy Metal: Should Bus and Truck Automation Come First? (1:45–3:15 pm / Pacific A)(Moderator: Greg Larson, Caltrans)

This session explores the reasons for pursuing heavy vehicle automation in lieu of passenger car automation. Some of these reasons include having professional drivers that are more likely to be able to handle failures of the automation system, as well as better vehicle maintenance that will reduce the likelihood of such failures in the first place. Come listen to and contribute to the debate on this provocative topic.- Steering Automation project — Wei-Bin Zhang, PATH- Volvo’s Truck Automation Research in Europe, California Truck Platooning project — Aravind Kailas, Volvo- Peloton’s Truck Platooning System — Josh Switkes, Peloton

Agenda

Monday, September 21


Breakfast (8:00–9:00am, Exhibit Hall/International Ballroom)

Break (3:15–3:30pm, Exhibit Hall/International Ballroom)

Vendor Technology Showcase (3:30–5:30pm, Exhibit Hall/International Ballroom)

Break (10:30–11:00am, Exhibit Hall/International Ballroom)

3. Building Sustainable Communities with ITS (1:45–3:15 pm / Pacific B)(Moderator: Ramin Massoumi, Iteris)

This session will discuss how communities across the country are using technology as a solution to not only manage their transportation infrastructure, but also to accommodate growth and development, helping build sustainable communities with increased mobility, efficiency and safety.- Sustainability, A Caltrans Perspective — Melissa Thompson, Caltrans- Inducing Sustainable Communities with ITS — Sam Morrissey, Iteris - Lyft and the New Mobility Landscape: The Role of Ridesharing in California’s Sustainable Future — Emily Castor, Lyft - Reserve a Space for Smart Parking — David Leingang, Swarco

4. Integrated Corridor Management (ICM) - Continuing Growth and Adoption (9:00–10:30 am / Pacific A)(Moderator: Joe Butler, PATH)

This session will take a look at where corridor management is headed - focusing on data, technology, state wide adoption and organizational trends. We will hear the latest from projects inside and outside of California. - From Integrated Corridor Management to Integrated Regional Management - Dallas Experience —

Ahmad Sadegh, Schneider Electric/Todd Plesko, Dallas Area Rapid Transit - California Connected Corridors Program - A Strategic Approach to Statewide ICM — Joan Sollenberger/

Dr. Nick Compin, Caltrans- Using Real-Time Data to Automate Variable Speeds and Traveler Information — Jim Peters, DKS Associates- The Future of Integrated Corridor Management - Enhanced Decision Support Utilizing New Data, New Metrics and

the Internet of Things and People — Dr. Jane MacFarlane, Here/Nokia

5. Beyond the Safety Pilot: Advancements in CV in CA (9:00–10:30 am / Pacific B)(Moderator: Brian Burkhard, Jacobs)

Already known for the technical hot bed, California is now becoming a place where connected vehicle technology and deployments are advancing well beyond the landmark work done in the Safety Pilot. Learn about up-to-date new advancements in CV applications, radios, evaluations, test beds, and deployments that are happening right here in our backyard.- The Multi-Modal Intelligent Traffic Signal System (MMITSS) Project — Greg Larson, Caltrans - GoMentum CV/AV Testbed: Putting California First — Jack Hall, Contra Costa Transportation Authority;

Arya Rohani, Stantec- Connected Vehicle Local Project Evaluation, Prioritization, and Selection — Virginia Lingham, MTC - Applications for the Environment: Real-Time Information Synthesis (AERIS) — Peng Hao, Center for Environmental

Research, UC Riverside

Agenda

Tuesday, September 22

Thanks to Our Sponsors Reception (5:30–8:30pm, Exhibit Hall/Int’l Ballroom)


The app shall set you free.Download the free Go511 app to outsmart traffic. Visit Go511.com/apps.


6. Reimagining Urban Throughways: Low-cost, Local ITS (11:00 am–12:30 pm / Pacific A)(Moderator: Carlos Ortiz, Advantec)

This session will cover a wide array of low-cost, innovative technology applications used on local streets. A great session for municipalities to attend. - OpenAWAM: Bluetooth Travel Time Analysis Using Inexpensive Hardware and Open-Source Software —

John Kerenyi, PE, Senior Engineer, Public Works, City of Moreno Valley- ITS in Pasadena – Multimodal Applications and a Push for Data Sharing – Joaquin Siques, TE, Engineer,

City of Pasadena- How Do You Know if Your City is Smart? - Peeter Kivestu, Teradata- Connecting Cars to Traffic Lights: Tales from the Trenches – Matt Ginsberg, CEO, Connected Signals

7. White Hats and Black Cats: Staying Lucky in the Changing World of ITS Cybersecurity (11:00 am–12:30 pm / Pacific B)(Moderator: Doug Gettman, Kimley-Horn)

Five speakers will present short, speed-round-format presentations on cybersecurity issues, challenges, and solutions related to Intelligent Transportation Systems. You won’t get bored and feel the need to text. We promise. - Federal Initiatives in Cybersecurity — Ed Fok, FHWA Resource Center - Hack My Traffic System, I Dare You — Brent Schlack, Washtenaw County Road Commission, Ann Arbor, MI- Airport Security Technology — Dominic Nessi, Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) - Security and the Next Generation ATC and Cabinet Standards — Ralph Boaz, Pillar - Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) Innovation Center — Gary Miskell, VTA

Technical Tour #1 - LAWA Operations & LAX Airfield Tour (2:30–4:15 pm / See page 18)

Technical Tour #2 - Port of Long Beach Harbor Cruise (2:30–5:30 pm / See page 19)

8. Transit Technologies (9:00–10:30 am / Pacific A)(Moderator: Steven Bradley, Parsons Brinckerhoff)

Technological advances and social media in bus and rail provide essential tools to promote public safety, increase customer satisfaction and ensure operating efficiency. We’ll hear how transit technologies are being deployed to expand appeal to new markets, engage customers and collect valuable industry feedback. Join us as we review the current results of and the future potential for transit technologies to improve; fare collection, scheduling, routing, multimodal traveler information, underground cell, Wi-Fi communications, surveillance, and pollution reduction required to meet California transit air-quality mandates. - Sensor Data Automation and Analytics for Preventive Maintenance and Service Reliability — Peter Badovinatz, IBM

/ Sahid Sesay, Smart Connect- A First and Last mile solution–Dynamic Transit — Gary Miskell, Santa Clara VTA- Using the Power of Real-Time Information to Enhance Your Rider’s Experience — Rick Spangler,

Avail Technologies / Apolonio Del Toro, Sunline Transit

Agenda

Tuesday Lunch (12:30–2:00pm, Raffle: 2:00pm, Exhibit Hall/Int’l Ballroom)

Breakfast (8:00–9:00am, Foyer Outside Pacific A/B)

Wednesday, September 23

Meet your Board of Directors Reception (5:30–7:30pm, Pasadena Courtyard)


9. Connected Vehicles Starts with Cars: How Impending V2V Rules Affect Infrastructure Owners (9:00–10:30 am / Pacific B)(Moderator: Jim Misener, ITS CA Board)

The impending Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking will usher vehicle safety communications, but other than the potential for safety roads, what does it mean to infrastructure owner-operators? This session explores the potential extent of the to-be-proposed rule, and the many ways it will affect road operators.- Pointing to the Future: Setting the V2X Deployment Context — Jim Misener, ITS California Board- V2I Opportunities Stemming from the V2V Mandate — John Kenney, Director and Principal Researcher,

Toyota InfoTechnology Center- Why V2V BSM is Not Your Grandfather’s Probe Message? — Navin Katta, Research and Development Engineer,

Savari Networks- How impending V2V affects the City and how the City prepares for V2V — John Thai, City of Anaheim

10. 511 Evolved—Adapting Traveler Information to Specific Populations (10:45 am–12:00 pm / Pacific A)(Moderators: Iain Fairweather, LA SAFE/511)

With the maturity of the traveler information market has come a number of systems that have tailored information to specific populations. Learn about the latest in transport information trends: giving back to our veterans and service members, incorporating data that engages millennials, helping riders feel more secure about taking transit, and the latest in supporting freight movement in the California.- VetsGo511: Traveler Information for Veterans — Melissa Park, LA Metro - Bringer Big(ger) Data into 511 — Kristin Virshbo, Castle Rock- Changing the Paradigm of Fixed Route Transit: Do we need fixed routes? — Mark Dunzo, Kimley-Horn- Freight Advanced Traveler Information System (FRATIS) Phase 2 — Sam Fayez, Ph.D., Productivity Apex, Inc.

11. The Role of ITS in Financing Transportation (10:45 am to 12:00 pm / Pacific B)(Moderator: Arti Gupta, Transportation Mobility Solutions)

It is becoming clear that with fuel efficient cars, and in the future, with decrease in VMT, the gas tax will not be enough to support the aging transportation infrastructure. As different revenue generation applications; congestion charging, tolling, payment cards, user fees, parking metering, etc. become more main-stream, we need to explore the planned uses of these revenue streams by agencies: are the agencies looking to use these funds to pay for the operations and maintenance of infrastructure generating the revenue or is the plan to use this revenue for broader purposes? This session explores ITS-based financing options for agencies and how they are addressing the issues of public perceptions related to mobility, safety, and equity while deploying revenue generation projects. - Caltrans and Mileage Based User Fee Alliance — Norma Ortega, Caltrans- Oregon’s Mileage Based User Fee — Chuck Larsen, ODOT - Alternative Ways to Fill the Funding Gap — Carol Kuester, MTC - Metro Express Lanes Net Toll Revenue Reinvestments — Philbert Wong, LA Metro

Agenda

Break (10:30–10:45am, Foyer Outside Pacific A/B)

CA 511 Coalition Roundtable (12:00–4:30pm, International A / See page 21)

Training: Connected Vehicle 102 (12:00–4:30pm, Pacific A / See page 23)


ITSCA Annual Meeting Tours

Technical Tour #1 Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) Airport Response & Coordination Center (ARCC) & Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Airfield Tour — 2:30–4:15pmLAWA ARCC houses state-of-the-art technologies that provide day-to-day, round-the-clock coordination support to manage all of the Los Angeles International Airport’s many operations, as well as seamlessly integrating tenant and governmental agency activities. During an airport incident or emergency, the Incident Management Center (IMC) is activated. See how the IMC functions as the nerve center for security and operations and how technologies enhance operations.

The tour will start on the tarmac for an up-close look at the airfield portion of the multi-billion dollar LAX modernization program, including the new Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT). Learn about the history of LAX, the current LAX modernization program, and some of the landside improvements such as the Crenshaw/LAX Line (led by LA Metro), the proposed transit center, people mover, and more! The tour will then conclude with an on-site presentation of the ARCC and IMC.

Participants should embark the shuttle at the departure point at the west entrance of the hotel at 2:30 p.m. for this 1.5 hour tour. Expect to return to the hotel at approximately 4:15 p.m.


Technical Tour #2 Port of Long Beach Harbor Cruise — 2:30–5:30pm (Cost $25)ITS California is pleased to present the sights and sounds of a major international seaport close-up – from the water. The Port of Long Beach, the second busiest seaport in the United States, is a hub of international commerce with massive freight ships, powerful tugboats and soaring cranes. You will be able to learn firsthand about their Advanced Transportation Management Information System (ATMIS) and the use of surveillance cameras and change message signs to improve traffic flow.

Learn what is involved in terminal logistics operations and how $180 billion worth of cargo moves through the Port and onto rail and trucks to supply our nation with everything from clothing and furniture to machinery and petroleum.

Please be at the shuttle departure point at the west entrance of hotel no later than 2:20 p.m. The shuttle will depart from the hotel at 2:30 p.m. to take participants on a 30 minute (travel time is approximate) ride to the Port where we will embark on a 1.5 hour harbor cruise. The bus will return to the hotel at approximately 5:30 p.m.


Connected Vehicle Technology Demonstrations

Join us Wednesday between 9am and 2pm offsite to experience some of the latest in connected and automated vehicle technologies. Take a short ride to experience DSRC-based V2V and V2I applications firsthand; watch the wireless communication between vehicle and controller in elements of an emerging multi-modal intelligent traffic signal system (MMITS); check out the largest, most interactive series of video surveillance, access control, and advanced imaging technologies inside a full-size heavy duty truck; and test for yourself the new version of the freight advanced traveler information system (FRATIS)

Pick up the shuttle every 20 minutes at the west enterance of the hotel, and journey nearby to a huge demonstration lot, as your enter our Connected Vehicle Demonstration Zone, highlighted by a Swarco solar-powered color dynamic message sign. Admission is free with paid registration to the Conference – show your badge at the shuttle stop.

Bosch Security Systems – Truck TechnologyBosch Security Systems will present the largest, most interactive product exhibit truck in the industry, in the form of a full-size heavy duty truck and trailer that provides an interactive series of exhibits/demonstrations. Test Bosch's video surveillance solutions, examine their access control and intrusion and fire detection systems, and listen to their dynamic audio demonstrations.

Arada Systems & eTrans Systems – Live V2V & V2I Vehicle/CV AppeTrans together with hardware vendor Arada Systems will demonstrate DSRC based applications for both Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V21) applications. These applications will show the possibilities for both enhanced safety and mobility using these advanced technologies. This demonstration will allow conference attendees to a ride in the car and see though live driving in a small test course of how the V2X applications work.

Savari Networks & Econolite – V2l Technology that can Support MMITSSThe Econolite and Savari connected vehicle demonstration will feature a display that includes an Econolite Cobalt® ATC controller and software communicating wirelessly with the Savari Street WAVETM Roadside Unit and MobiWAVETM On Board Equipment (vehicle). This demonstration will highlight elements of the emerging Multi-Modal Intelligent Traffic Signal System (MMITSS) - a multi-modal priority signal control system in which several priority requests from varying modes of transportation can be safely accommodated simultaneously in a V2X environment.

Productivity Apex – The Next Generation of FRATISProductivity Apex will demonstrate hardware and software elements on the next generation of the freight advanced traveler information system (FRATIS) Connected Vehicle suite of freight mobility applications. This next generation of FRATIS includes a new tablet-based user access approach, and communication with DSRC 5.9 GHz technologies to facilitate new FRATIS V2X applications to improve freight mobility and logistics.


California 511 Coalition Summit

Roundtable The first annual summit of the California 511 Coalition will be held on Wed, Sept 23, 2015 as a part of a 511 track within ITS California’s 2015 Annual Conference and Exhibition. The roundtable session invites the owners of 511 systems (Coalition members) in CA to the table to update attendees on program status and to discuss current technical, marketing, and partnership topics. The roundtable session is free to Coalition members (though we encourage you to attend the broader conference to which registration fees apply) and is open to conference attendees to observe from the audience (observers must be registered conference attendees.)

A agenda below includes an interactive question and answer period for attendees and a short timeframe during which vendors and consultants can provide a short marketing pitch to the convened Coalition members. In keeping with ITS California rules, presenters from the vendor/consultant community must be current members of ITS California.

Agenda

Wednesday, Sept 23, 2015 Noon – 4:30pm Hosted lunch will be provided by LA SAFE to registered attendees.

This roundtable will convene the 511 owners in CA to discuss current topics that can lead to improved service, better risk management, and cost savings across the state. Discussion amongst owners will be observed by attendees and followed by an open question and answer period for attendees to engage owners in the discussion.

1. Opening remarks (10 min., Iain Fairweather, LA SAFE)

2. Introductions (10 min.)

3. Region Updates and Highlights (3-5 min. each, 60 min.)

4. Roundtable Discussions

a. Technical

i. Accuracy/coverage/challenges with traffic data (INRIX, WAZE, etc.) (20 min.)

ii. Status/lessons learned of outsourcing model (SANDAG, MTC) (20 min.)

iii. Trending usage statistics and how it informs operations and enhancements (20 min.)

iv. Incorporating traveler information into HARs for corridor construction zones and incident management (20 min.)

b. Marketing/Branding

i. Should we be examining rebranding? (20 min.)

ii. Targeting our audiences/addressing millennial needs (20 min.)

c. Integration/Partnership

i. Public-private partnerships (20 min.)

5. Questions/Open Discussion with Attendees (20 min.)

6. Vendor Open Forum (2 minutes each, sign up in advance; 20 min.)

7. Adjourn


Training: Connected Vehicle 102

This instructor-led workshop builds on the Connected Vehicle 101 workshop by providing additional details about future vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure applications. It will describe initial considerations for deploying the enabling technology such as:

• Identifying regional and local transportation challenges

• Developing deployment concepts

• Integrating your connected vehicle project into ongoing operations

• Determining the kinds of data to collect and share

• Using the Connected Vehicle Reference Implementation Architecture (CVRIA) to identify the key interfaces across the connected vehicle environment.

The objective of the workshop is to prepare transportation managers, project engineers, and operations staff for participating in a connected vehicle pilot deployment.

Plus, Box Lunch included for attendees only.

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Thank you to our Exhibitors!

Exhibitors


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come join us2016 ITS California Annual Conference and Exhibition

Hyatt Regency Indian Wells

September / October 2016


2015 Events Committee

Subcommittee Leads:Aravind Kailas, Volvo Group North America — CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

Christopher Hedden, Cambridge Systematics, Inc. — AUDIO

Gary Carlin, Inrix — ADVERTISEMENTS

Eva Pan, LA Metro — VENDOR SHOWCASE

James Dreisbach-Towle, SANDAG — FOOD AND BEVERAGE

Josh Peterman, Fehr & Peers — KEYNOTES

Katherine Mertz, Sensys Networks, Inc. — OUTREACH

Kenny Chao, DKS Associates — TOURS

Robert Campbell; Mark Jensen, Cambridge Systematics, Inc. — TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATIONS

Stacy Unholz, IBI Group — WEB SITE

Steve Gota, LA Metro — EXHIBIT HALL

Steven Bradley, Parsons Brinckerhoff — SCHEDULE

Tiffany Huang, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. — RAFFLE

Tom Petrosino, AECOM — SIGNAGE

Event Committee Co-ChairMelissa Hewitt, P.E.Vice President/Senior AssociateKimley-Horn

Event Committee Co-ChairJane WhiteSenior Civil EngineerCounty of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works

Committee Members:Aravind Kailas, Volvo Group North America

Gary Carlin, Inrix

Carlos Ortiz, ADVANTEC Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Carol Kuester, MTC

Christopher Hedden, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

Dan Lukasik, Parsons

Daniel Wong, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

David Shaw, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Donald Wang, EtherWAN Systems, Inc.

Ed Alegre, LA Metro

Eva Pan, LA Metro

Greg Larson, DOT Caltrans

James Dreisbach-Towle, SANDAG

Jane White, LA County Dept. Public Works

Jeff (J.P) Spinazze, Trafficware Group, Inc.

Joe Jeffrey, Road-Tech Safety Services, Inc.

Katherine Mertz, Sensys Networks, Inc.

Katrese Nickelson, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Ken Johnson, City of Burbank

Kenny Chao, DKS Associates

Mark Jensen, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

Marnie Primmer, TranspoGroup

Melissa Hewitt, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Michael Kim, Sensys Networks, Inc.

Michelle Bishop, EtherWAN Systems, Inc

Mohammad Motie, USC Student

Reinland Jones, LA Metro

Richard Shinn, Iteris, Inc.

Shel Leader

Stacy Unholz, IBI Group

Steve Gota, Metro

Steven Bradley, Parsons Brinckerhoff

Tiffany Huang, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Tom Petrosino, AECOM

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