Overview of Operations

Start Date:

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Summary:

This course provides an overview of the field of transportation systems management and operations (TSM&O),  with a focus on the optimal operation of freeways and arterials as an integrated corridor system to achieve greater user mobility. It introduces the basic terminology and acronyms of the field, and provides an explanation of the manner in which TSM&O relates to the structure of the transportation system and the agencies responsible for its management. The course also includes a brief discussion of performance measurement and other measures that are recommended for evaluating the overall operation of the transportation system from a TSM&O perspective. It includes a description of the various strategies and tools available to the TSM&O practitioner, including their potential benefits.

 

Learning Objectives:

Once you complete this course, you will be able to:

• Define mobility as it related both to the agency and the user
• Differentiate between ITS and TSM&O
• Understand the characteristics of a transportation agency that are essential for a strong TSM&O program
• List operations strategies that have an impact on mobility
• Identify the benefits of TSM&O in comparison with traditional construction and maintenance activities

Cost:

See registration details

Course Credit:

0.8 CEUs

Instructors:

Gary Euler

Organizational Capability Element:

    Evaluation of Operations Strategies
    Freeway Operations

Operations Area of Practice:

    Corridor and Arterial Traffic Management
    Freeway Management

Role in Organization:

Transportation Planner
Senior Engineer
Researcher/Academic
Principal Engineer
Manager / First Line Supervisor
Director / Program Manager
Maintenance Staff
Technician
CEO / GM / Commissioner
Engineer
Operator
Senior Manager
Public Safety Officer
Transit Professional
Associate Engineer