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Annual Meeting 2009 ITS-CA Annual Meeting November 16th & 17th, 2009 Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim, CA.
2008 ITS-CA Annual Meeting December 8 & 9, 2008 The Intelligent Transportation Society of California (ITS-California) Annual Meeting was held on Monday, December 8th and Tuesday, December 9th at the Embassy Suites in Sacramento, California. This year’s meeting featured a Plenary Session and five special sessions on aspects of ITS and Sustainability, as well as technology exhibits and presentations by members and sponsoring organizations. Presentations from the Annual Meeting will be made available for viewing under each session below, please check back soon. Session One: ITS- Safety and Sustainability Jim Misener, Executive Director, UC Berkeley PATH Program - "VII Update on Safety"
Session Two: ITS- Mobility and Sustainability Ryan Billeci, City of Sacramento - "Traffic Operations Center I-5 Closure" Mike Poursartip, CEO, InfoTek - "Arterial Mobility Improvement - AMI" Brian Fuller, VP Engineering, Sensys Networks - "Arterial Travel Time to and Sustainable Urban Transportation Management" Session Three: ITS- Connected Travelers and Sustainability Prof. Matt Barth, UC Riverside - ITS and The Connected Traveler: Environmental Research in the Audi "Clean Air, a Viable Planet" Research Initiative
Session Four: ITS- Demand Management and Sustainability Bill Greco, TrafficCast - "Changes in Traffic Consumption Models and Revenue" Caroline Rodier, UC Berkeley - "Smart Parking in San Diego" Prof. Alex Skabardonis, UC Berkeley - "ITS Transportation Demand Management" Ross Scheckler, Calmar - "Using Commercial Vehicle Telematics as a Highway Probe Data Source" Session Five: ITS- Environment and Sustainability David Lively, Transportation System Management Planner - "Cutting Carbs in the Transportation Sector" Prof. Matt Barth, UC Riverside - "ITS-Environment" Bob Grandy, Fehr & Peers - "ITS Demand Management and Sustainability - Strategies to Reduce GHG Emissions" Louis G. Neudorff, VP, Iteris, Inc. - "The Impacts of Transportation on Climate Change, and Vice Versa"
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