Kauai Regional ITS Architecture Operational Concepts: Hawaii Department of Transportation, Airports Division, Kauai District The following are the roles and responsibilities, by functional area or by project, for Hawaii Department of Transportation, Airports Division, Kauai District. Functional Area or Project Roles and Responsibilities Status Emergency Management for HDOT-AIR-K Wireless Communications Upgrade Dispatch HDOT-AIR-K/ARFF fire and emergency vehicles in respond to emergencies and incidents at the Lihue Airport. Existing Provide emergency response, including fire and emergency response for Lihue Airport. Existing HDOT-AIR-K Airport Secondary Entrance Roles and Responsibilities Coordinate with HDOT-HWY-K for design and implementation of ITS on roads approaching the Lihue airport. Planned HDOT-AIR-K Mobile Data Terminals Roles and Responsibilities Dispatch HDOT-AIR-K/ARFF fire and emergency vehicles in respond to emergencies and incidents at the Lihue Airport. Existing HDOT-AIR-K Parking Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Roles and Responsibilities Monitor secure areas using surveillance equipment, including CCTV. Existing HDOT-AIR-K Roads Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Roles and Responsibilities Monitor secure areas using surveillance equipment, including CCTV. Existing HDOT-AIR-K Traveler Information Kiosk Roles and Responsibilities Disseminate traveler information through traveler information kiosks at the Lihue Airport. Planned Kauai Airport Operations Manage parking at the Lihue Airport. Existing Monitor secure areas using surveillance equipment, including CCTV. Existing Kauai Emergency Management Coordinate emergency plans, evacuation and reentry plans, and disaster management plans with the Kauai EOC. Existing Coordinate incident and threat information with the Kauai EOC. Existing Dispatch HDOT-AIR-K/ARFF fire and emergency vehicles in respond to emergencies and incidents at the Lihue Airport. Existing Provide emergency response, including fire and emergency response for Lihue Airport. Existing Kauai Information Dissemination Disseminate traveler information through traveler information kiosks at the Lihue Airport. Planned Kauai Traffic Signal Control Coordinate with HDOT-HWY-K for design and implementation of ITS on roads approaching the Lihue airport. Planned

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