Corridor Infrastructure Management (CIM)
CIM is the practice of organizing and exploiting information in order to optimize the safety, reliability and cost efficiency of a transportation corridor.
CIM generally consists of the following elements:
- Integrating data between linear, geospatial and hierarchical forms.
- Correlating asset, condition finance, operations and work data into the transportation network.
- Transforming data into knowledge using advanced data visualization techniques.
- Automating work prioritization, prediction and forecasting.
