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21st Century Operations Using 21st Century Technologies

Figure 23. Diagram. Regional intelligent transportation systems architecture use in corridor planning.

Flow-chart of the process of planning for transportation systems management and operations within corridors and how regional ITS architecture affects it. The process steps are:

  • Step 1: Getting Started: Scoping the Effort and Building a Team
  • Step 2: Gathering Information on Current and Future Context and Conditions
  • Step 3: Developing an Outcome-Oriented Operational Concept
    • Corridor Goals
    • Corridor Operations Objectives
    • Performance Measures
  • Step 4: Identifying Operations Performance Needs, Gaps, and Opportunities
  • Step 5: Developing an Integrated TSMO Approach
    • Identifying TSMO Strategies Based on Operations Objectives and Performance Needs
    • Evaluating TSMO Strategies
    • Selecting TSMO Strategies
  • Step 6: Programming for TSMO on Corridors
  • Step 7: Implementing

The process then loops back to Step 2 via monitoring and maintaining the level of operations over time.

Regional ITS Architecture provides input at each stage of this process.

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