The efforts to develop collaborative relationships with Caltrans, public agencies, academia, and private partners have enabled Connected Corridors to build an extended organization or "ecosystem" of participants who contribute their input, expertise, and support to the ICM project. This ecosystem includes transportation engineers, electrical engineers, researchers, system engineers, software developers, communication specialists, public relation experts, policy analysts, project and program managers, government organizations, and more. It is composed of seven distinct groups:
Group |
Members/Role |
Core personnel working at Berkeley PATH | (40+ personnel) Program Management, Research, Outreach, Communication, Systems Engineering, AMS (Analysis, Modeling, and Simulation), Systems Development, and Evaluation. This includes multiple professors, researchers, communication personnel, engineers, management, and administrative support. |
Connected Corridors operations team working at Caltrans HQ | The Connected Corridors HQ team and their staff provide program management and focus on organizational change, funding, prioritization, and overall program visibility and support. |
I-210 Pilot team working at Caltrans D7 | The Deputy of Operations and the I-210 Corridor Manager lead the team at D7. A number of the office chiefs and their staff also provide support. The PR department is also participating in our outreach efforts. |
I-210 stakeholder organizations | LA Metro, LA County, Cities of Pasadena, Arcadia, Monrovia, and Duarte, other groups including Foothill Transit, Pasadena Transit, CHP, Coroner’s Office, local FHWA office, LA Safe, RIITS/511 |
Government organizations not directly related to the I-210 Pilot | FHWA, USDOT RITA, SANDAG, SCAG (Southern CA Association of Governments), San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments, South Coast Air Quality Management District |
Consulting firms | Systems Metrics Group, ITERIS (including the former BTS), Cambridge Systematics, Emergent Technologies, Iteris, Kimley-Horn, Atkins |
Industry partners | Schneider, Stantec, Here (Nokia), Inrix, TSS, Transcore, Parsons, McCain, Telegra |
The diagram below illustrates the Connected Corridors ecosystem, while the Concept of Operations describes the groups of stakeholders, their roles and relevant subgroups, and categories of system users. Click the images to view the documents:
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