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The Pacific Southwest Region (PSR) University Transportation Center hosted its annual congress on March 17-18, at the University of Southern California. New this year, PSR convened two panels that focused on emerging data needs in California.

This panel will focus on open data plans that allow interoperability of data and systems. California is developing open data standards and protocols. At the same time, the California Integrated Travel Project (Cal-ITP) has commissioned standards and hardware that can allow multi-platform payments across any transit system in the state. The Los Angeles DOT, in partnership with LA Metro, is also launching a Mobility Wallet pilot that aims to allow interoperability of payment across public and private platforms. What challenges and opportunities may arise?

Topics to be covered include:

-How do we share data across multiple platforms? What are the privacy and confidentiality issues that might arise?

-How can research universities help address those challenges?

-How can data sharing, open data, and interoperability be implemented when working with private transportation providers?

Marlon Boarnet – USC, (moderator)
Hunter Owens – Caltrans and Cal ITP
Jason Lally – California Office of Data and Innovation
Avital Shavit – LA Metro
Geoff Boeing – USC
Caroline Rodier (invited) – UC Davis