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California Charrette - Redefining ITS Evaluation for Environmental Sustainability
| 题名： | California Charrette - Redefining ITS Evaluation for Environmental Sustainability |
| 作者： | Son, P.; Paruch, J. |
| 关键词： | Connected vehicle (CV)##Integrated Corridor Management (ICM)##Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)##Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)##Vehicle miles traveled (VMT)## |
| 摘要： | The purpose and goal of the charrette was to explore the idea of refining ITS evaluation methods to help make the case that ITS projects provide environmental benefits, and that they should therefore be eligible for funding that is earmarked for environmental improvements. This charrette is brought together Caltrans, MTC, and other experts from the region to redefine how ITS projects advance state and regional environmental sustainability goals. In doing so, a secondary goal of this charrette was to enhance the eligibility of these projects for federal and state funding opportunities. ITS America assisted Caltrans and MTC by bringing together experts in the transportation, policy, and environmental sustainability fields to help redefine ITS evaluation. This report provides a summary of that charrette, and is divided into sections based in the sessions that occurred during the charrette. The sections of the report are 1) Environmental Funding Sources, 2) Performance Measures, 3) Analytical Tools and Methods, 4) Data Needs and Data Management, and 5) Overall Recommendations and Next Steps. |
| 总页数： | 93 |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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