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Concept of Operations for the I-15 Corridor in San Diego, California

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March 31, 2008

FHWA-JPO-08-009
EDL Number 14395

Submitted to:

U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
Federal Transit Administration
Research and Innovative Technology Administration

Table of Contents

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Section 1 Scope and Summary: I-15 ICMS Corridor in San Diego
1.1 Introduction and Document Contents
1.2 Development of the ConOps
1.3 Corridor Boundaries, Networks, and Stakeholders
1.4 Corridor Operating and Institutional Conditions
1.5 Issues, Needs, and Potential for Integrated Corridor Management
1.6 Vision, Goals, and Objectives
1.7 ICM Operational Concept Description: Approaches and Strategies
1.8 Required Assets, User Needs, and ICMS Implementation Issues
1.9 Concept Institutional Framework
Section 2 References
Section 3 Existing Interstate 15 (I-15) Corridor Scope and Operational Characterisitics
3.1 Corridor Boundaries and Networks
3.2 San Diego ICMS Corridor Stakeholders and Institutional Partners
3.3 Operational Conditions of the San Diego ICMS Corridor and Associated Networks
3.4 Existing Network-Based Transportation Management and ITS Assets
3.5 Proposed Near-Term Network Improvements
3.6 Current Network-Based Institutional Characteristics
3.7 Regional Architecture Review
3.8 Problems, Issues, and Needs for the San Diego I-15 Integrated Corridor and Associated Networks
3.9 Potential for an Integrated Corridor Management System
3.10 Vision for San Diego I-15 Integrated Corridor Management
Section 4 San Diego I-15 ICMS Operational Concept
4.1 Goals and Objectives
4.2 ICM Approaches and Strategies for the San Diego I-15 Corridor
4.3 ICM Asset Requirements and User Needs
4.4 Comparison of ICMS Asset Requirements with Current and Planned Assets
4.5 Operational Description of ICMS Concept (High-Level/General)
4.6 Alignment with Regional Architecture
4.7 Implementation Issues
4.8 Institutional Framework
4.9 Performance Measures for Evaluation of San Diego ICMS Operations
4.9.1 Performance Measures Targets
4.9.2 Methods for Data Collection and Processing of Performance Measures
Section 5 Operational Scenarios
5.1 Daily Operations
5.1.1 ICMS Strategies and Agency Roles/Responsibilities
5.2 Freeway Incident
5.2.1 ICMS Strategies and Agency Roles/Responsibilities
5.3 Arterial Incident
5.3.1 ICMS Strategies and Agency Roles/Responsibilities
5.4 Transit Incident
5.4.1 ICMS Strategies and Agency Roles/Responsibilities
5.5 Special Event
5.5.1 ICMS Strategies and Agency Roles/Responsibilities
5.6 Disaster Response Scenario
5.6.1 ICMS Strategies and Agency Roles/Responsibilities
 
Appendices
A Sample PeMS Output - Freeway Metrics
B I-15 Corridor Transit Route Maps
C San Diego Freeway Service Patrol Beat Map
D San Diego County Emergency Command Structure
E I-15 Corridor Schematic
F Glossary of ICMS Concept of Operation Acronyms