List of Figures and Tables

List of Figures

Figure 1	Schematic of Generic Corridor
Figure 2	"V" Diagram
Figure 1-1	Map of the Generic Corridor
Figure 1-2	Operational Responsibility for Corridor Networks
Figure 1-3	Institutional Framework of Generic Corridor ICMS
Figure 3-1	Map of the Generic Corridor
Figure 3-2	Operational Responsibility for Corridor Networks
Figure 3-3	Roadway Use During Typical Work Day
Figure 3-4	Transit Use During Typical Work Day
Figure 3-5	Existing Network-based ITS Assets
Figure 3-6	Regional ITS Architecture
Figure 4-1	Institutional Framework of Generic Corridor ICMS
Figure 5-1	Scheduled Event Scenario
Figure 5-2	Minor Traffic Incident
Figure 5-3	Major Traffic Incident
Figure 5-4	Minor Transit Incident Scenario
Figure 5-5	Major Transit Incident
Figure 5-6	Evacuation Scenario

List of Tables

Table 1-1	Layout — ICMS Concept of Operations
Table 1-2	Generic Corridor Stakeholders
Table 1-3	Attributes of Regional ITS Architecture
Table 1-4	Major Corridor Issues and Needs (as Identified by Stakeholders)
Table 1-5	ICMS Goals & Objectives
Table 1-6	Summary of Significant Changes and Additions to the Generic Corridor
Table 3-1	Generic Corridor Network Characteristics
Table 3-2	Generic Corridor Stakeholders
Table 3-3	Breakdown of Transportation System Users during Peak and Off-Peak Hours (Percent)
Table 3-4	Travel Market Trip Types in the Generic Corridor (Percent)
Table 3-5	Average Peak Period Travel Times; Corridor Length Trips
Table 3-6	Network Transportation Management Assets
Table 3-7	Corridor Issues and Needs (as Identified by Stakeholders)
Table 4-1	Generic Corridor Goals and Objectives for ICMS
Table 4-2	Relationship Between Corridor Goals and Needs
Table 4-3	Proposed ICMS Approahces and Strategies for the Generic Corridor
Table 4-4	Relationship Between ICM Operational Strategies and Corridor Goals
Table 4-5	Generic Corridor Asset Requirements
Table 4-6	Comparison of Existing Corridor Assets with ICM Requirements
Table 4-7	Summary of Significant Changes & Additions to the Generic Corridor
Table 4-8	ICMS Implementation Issues
Table 4-9	Corridor Command Center Staff
Table 4-10	Generic Corridor Performance Measures and Targets
Table 4-11	Potential Performance Measure Targets
Table 5-1	Summary: Daily Operational Scenario (Recurring Congestion)
Table 5-2	Scheduled Event Scenario
Table 5-3	Minor Traffic Incident Scenario
Table 5-4	Major Traffic Incident Scenario
Table 5-5	Minor Transit Incident Scenario
Table 5-6	Major Transit Incident Scenario
Table 5-7	Major Planned Special Event Scenario
Table 5-8	Evacuation Scenario