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The Connected Intersection

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The Connected Intersection
TransportationTraffic SignalsConnected Vehicles

The Connected Intersection

02 · CONNECT — Where Maps, Sensors, Signals and Vehicles Meet. Intersections are becoming data-rich infrastructure. This session examines how GIS, signals, sensing and communications can work together. Connect the physical network: bring mapped infrastructure into a connected, real-time operational environment. Sensors · Cameras · Radar · V2X · Transit · Traffic management systems. Know what is happening now. Post-event intelligence publication: A Local Government Guide to Real-Time Transportation Infrastructure.

Key Takeaways

  • Anatomy of the connected intersection
  • Seeing the intersection
  • Understanding the signal
  • Connecting infrastructure and vehicles
  • GIS as context
  • Practical municipal applications
  • Building a connected corridor

Why Attend?

Intersections are becoming data-rich infrastructure. This session examines how GIS, signals, sensing and communications can work together.

Who Should Attend

  • Transportation Directors
  • Traffic Engineers
  • GIS Directors & Managers
  • Public Works Directors
  • City & County Engineers
  • ITS Managers
  • Traffic Operations
  • Asset Managers
  • CIOs & CTOs
  • Data & Analytics
  • Smart Mobility
  • Emergency Management
  • Transit Agencies
  • MPOs & Regional Planners
  • City & County Leadership

Agenda

  • 01 Anatomy of the connected intersection
  • 02 Seeing the intersection
  • 03 Understanding the signal
  • 04 Connecting infrastructure and vehicles
  • 05 GIS as context
  • 06 Practical municipal applications
  • 07 Building a connected corridor
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