ITS Washington Annual Meeting
    Meydenbauer Center
    Bellevue, Washington
    November 12, 2008

    Presentations

    Northwest Region Traffic Operations
    aComm
    		 Sound Transit Light Rail pdf

    ppt
    Dick Adams, PE, PTOE
    City of Lynnwood     		Wireless Communication in the ITS network pdf pptx
    Cascadia Institute
    		 Puget Sound Traffic Technology and Management: Making the System Smarter

    Beyond Oil: Transforming Transportation: A National Demonstration Project    		 pdf ppt
    Jennifer Charlebois, P.E.
    Tolling and Systems Project Engineer
    Urban Corridors Office
    		 Columbia River Crossing Project: An I-5 bridge, transit and highway improvement project pdf ppt
    SR520 Urban Partnership Project pdf ppt
    Bart Cima
    IBI Group, Seattle
    		 Toll Technology - 101 pdf ppt
    Community Transit Swift BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) pdf ppt
    Vin Dang
    NW Region Freeway Operations
    WSDOT
    		 TMC Operation Lessons Learned pdf ppt

    Michael Forbis, P.E. ITS Engineer
    Northwest Region Traffic Operations

    Paula Hammond
    Secretary of Transportation

    Steve Reinmuth
    Chief of Staff

    		 Center to Center (C2C): Regional Signal Interoperability Using the Traffic Buster Network pdf ppt
    King County Metro Transit
    		 RapidRide Transit Design and Implementation pdf ppt
    King County Metro Transit
    		 King County Metro Transit ITS:

    Overview of the King County Metro Transit Intelligent Transportation Systems    		 pdf ppt
    Phil Klinkon, AIA
    IBI Group     		Bus Rapid Transit Station Design – ITS Integration pdf ppt
    Paul Lavallee
    		 Vancouver Area Smart Trek Fiber Sharing Between Agencies pdf ppt
    Fred Liang
    City of Bellevue    		 Regional Arterial Operation Traffic Responsive Control in Bellevue pdf ppt
    Tim McDowell
    Electronic Engineering Manager
    WSDOT ITS Communications and Wireless Technology     		WSDOT Wireless Communications for ITS Applications pdf ppt
    Tyler M. Patterson
    Tolling Enginee
    Urban Corridors Office
    		 SR 167 High Occupancy Toll (HOT) Lanes Pilot Project pdf ppt
    Jim Peters, P.E., P.T.O.E.
    Transportation Engineer
    DKS Associates
    		 Gresham Traffic Signal System Optimization: A Comprehensive Evaluation of Corridor Performance After Deploying Adaptive Signal Contro pdf ppt

    		Central Puget Sound Regional Fare Coordination Project pdf ppt
    Matt Shelden, AICP
    Strategic Planning Manager
    Sound Transit    		 Connecting the region with transportation options pdf  
    Snohomish County
    		 Wireless Communications in ITS pdf pptx
    John Tatum
     Traffic Engineer
    City of Marysville
    		 Marysville Wire Based Ethernet System pdf pptx
    W Kevin Tucker
    Network Administrator
    Snohomish County
    		 Snohomish County Traffic Management Center pdf pptx

     

     

    Supporting Infrastructure Decision Making Through Simulation
    Workshop Sponsored by ITS Washington
    Center for Urban Horticulture – Seattle
    October 15, 2008

    Agenda

    List of Attendees

    Papers (in order of presentation)

    Tony Woody, P.E.
    CH2M Hill    		 The Traffic Analysis Toolbox: Traffic Simulation Modeling
    Jim Dale, P.E.
    Vice President
    PTV America    		 Supporting Infrastructure Decision Making with Simulations: Simulating ITS
    Bill Love
    CH2M Hill    		 Microsimulation Modeling: Measures of Effectiveness
    Maren Outwater
    Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC)

    Integration of Demand and Network Models
    Mark Hallenbeck
    Director
    Washington State Transportation Center (TRAC)    		 ITS Deployment & Simulation

     

     

    Report of some European experiences, facts and perspectives
    Dr. Rainer Schwarzmann, PTV AG (Germany)
    August 2008

    Active Transportation Management (ATM) (13 MB)
    ATM—no use of hard shoulder (video) (44 MB)

    ITS Washington Panel Session
    March 27, 2008
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