Use of GIS technologies to facilitate the transportation project programming process.

Jia, Xudong; Yang, Vicki Yiyu; California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. Department of Civil Engineering

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Use of GIS technologies to facilitate the transportation project programming process.

2008-05-01
By Jia, Xudong ; Yang, Vicki Yiyu

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Use of geographic information systems technologies to facilitate the transportation project programming process
Creators:

Jia, Xudong ; Yang, Vicki Yiyu

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Corporate Creators:

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. Department of Civil Engineering
Corporate Contributors:

California. Department of Transportation
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Geographic Information Systems Geographic Information Systems--California--Inland Empire Transportation--California--Inland Empire--Planning Transportation Agencies--California--Inland Empire--Planning Transportation Departments Transportation Planning
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

California
Corporate Publisher:

Leonard Transportation Center
Abstract:

Transportation project programming in a transportation agency is a process of matching

potential projects with available funds to accomplish the agency’s mission and goals of a

given period of time. Result of this process is normally a transportation improvement

program (TIP) or a Capital Improvement Program (CIP) that sets up the financial plan as

well as the scope and schedule of transportation improvement projects to be implemented

by a transportation agency.

Many transportation agencies (including Southern California Association of

Governments (SCAG) and the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA))

recently have employed Geographical Information System (GIS) technologies to

facilitate their project programming process. The geographical representation of

transportation projects greatly helps decision-makers prioritize transportation projects

visually. It also helps notify the public of transportation improvement projects in an easyto-

read, graphic format on the Web.

This project has conducted an assessment of cities in the Inland Empire region on their

transportation project programming process and the use of GIS technologies for the

programming process. Based on the assessment, the project has provided

recommendations and methodologies that could be used to incorporate GIS and project

programming tools in the development of transportation improvement programs. Also the

project has developed a GIS-based conceptual framework and a work plan whose purpose

is to implement the programming methodologies for the cities within the Inland Empire

region.
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