Adaptive Traffic Control Systems Training
TRAINING: November 30, 2026 - December 3, 2026 , 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM PT
This online course offers a summary of fundamental principles, operational requirements and expected benefits of some of the frequently deployed Adaptive Traffic Control Systems (ATCS).
Students will obtain a significant amount of technical information to understand fundamental principles of operations, deployment requirements, and reported operational benefits of ATCS.
Topics:
- Fundamental principles of ATCS operations
- Adjustment of signal timings and operational flexibility
- Traffic responsive and AI based signal timing
- Detection requirements
- Communication requirements
- Software and hardware requirements
- Reported operational modes
- Institutional preparation for deployment of an ATCS
- Reported operational benefits
Instructors:
- Joy Bhattacharya, PE, PTOE, Vice President, Advanced Mobility Group
- Aleksandar Stevanovic, PhD, Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh
This course is ideal for traffic engineers, planners, technicians, and decision makers in municipal, county, and state agencies interested in the operations, requirements and benefits of ATCS technologies.
About ITS Berkeley
The UCB Institute of Transportation Studies develops leading-edge innovations influencing movement of people and goods and advancing sustainability, economic health, and quality of life at the University of California Berkeley.
ITS Berkeley is a leading center for transportation research worldwide, helping to address issues facing California's infrastructure and beyond.
