L.A. River Revitalization Corp

RIVER REACHES
The scope of this investigation includes the

entire 51-mile length of the Los Angeles River,
and may include selected tributaries that
may provide key opportunities to address the
current water issues of the Southland.
INNOVATION IN DATA ACQUISITION & RESEARCH
TRIMBLE POINT CLOUD SCAN
CYBER CITY 3D MODELING

3D Data and Potential use Platforms for
the Planning and Design of the Los
Angeles River
Sepulveda Basin
(Soft Bottom Zone)

Atwater Park
(Soft Bottom Zone)
3D Building Generation (Work Flow)
Starting Point
Scanning Route
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Action Items 3D Buildings
Balancing Criteria The Winner

Can Ingest Whole LA River Area
Stable
Open Architecture
Essential Functions
Web-Based Architecture
Easy Authoring
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Data
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CurrentCC3DBuildingCoverage
TheothertoolscanserveassupportplatformsforGIS,UrbanDesign,Rendering
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Collecting the Data
Action Items - Apps

Review and Assess 3D GIS Apps/Platforms to
achieve LA River Design Objectives
LiDAR
Aerial Images (Ortho/Stereo)
Planimetrics Data
Other GIS Data
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Gehry Partners has pushed the use of

technology over the past 25 years as a means
to help facilitate and communicate their
complex projects. The process Gehry Partners
uses for every project is rooted in the creation
of a single, central information database,
used by all parties involved to coordinate
the project effort. A single database allows
for all parties to be looking at a) the most
current information available, and b) the same
information. Typically Gehry Partners houses
this information in a 3D computer model.
Since no 3D computer model for the 51-mile
length of the river exists, Gehry Partners
started at ground zero with the firm Trimble.
With a substantial background in GPS,
logistics and mapping, Trimble sent a LIDAR
unit to Los Angeles to help map the Los
Angeles River. The information has been
compiled to create the beginnings of the first
3D computer model of the entire river channel.
DIVERSIFYING THE PURPOSE OF THE LOS ANGELES RIVER
During the course of initial research on the

river channels hydrology requirements, the
team has defined a hypothesis to test in future
work.
With the current 21st century environmental issues Los Angeles is facing as a region, it is logical to consider
how to diversify the use of one of our most significant and underutilized pieces of infrastructure.
MULTI-USE CONDITION
MULTI-USE CONDITION
Dry Weather Flow

90-95% OF TIME
SINGLE-USE CONDITION
Less Than Functional Flow Rate
Greater Than Functional Flow Rate
4-9% OF TIME
1% OF TIME
CHANNEL USES TO BE CONSIDERED
- RETENTION / RECHARGE
- WATER QUALITY
- FLOOD CONTROL
- RETENTION / RECHARGE
- WATER QUALITY
- FLOOD CONTROL
- RECREATION
- LANDSCAPE
- PROGRAMMING
- ECOSYSTEM SERVICES
- RECREATION
- LANDSCAPE
- PROGRAMMING
- ECOSYSTEM SERVICES
Functional Flow Rate = the flow rate where design interventions in the channel can be multi-functional for each specific reach of the LA River.
Functional Flow Rate Example
Functional Flow Rate Example
Section for visual

(between Olympic and Washington)
Doubling the
investment yields
marginal returns
Water quality design storm

(85% storm) loosely equates
to flows <1,900 cfs
Benefit/Return
Functionality
or in other words
Doubling the
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Rate yields only
marginal increases in
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Cost/Investment
Functional Flow Rate
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LAR Flow Data for a Decade
Functional Flow Rate = the flow rate where

design interventions in the channel can be multifunctional for each specific reach of the LA River.
Example:1,900 cfs as Access

Flow Rate
i.e., flow rate where interventions
may still be functional
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The River channel has typically been

evaluated for flood control and public safety in
two conditions dry flow, and the design flow.
Dry flow (left) is the majority condition when
it is not raining. The water in the channel
comes from water reclamation plants (such
as Tillman in the Valley), and from storm
sewer run off (people watering lawns, washing
cars, etc.). While the amount of water may
look like a small trickle in the center of the
concrete channel, it is not insignificant. It is a
resource that should be further investigated to
determine additional uses.
Design flow (right), is the maximum capacity
of water for which the river channel was
designed. This condition occurs less than
1% of the time and has predominantly defined
what can and cannot be done in the channel
itself. While design flow cannot be reduced,
perhaps there is a middle ground to be
explored.
The middle diagram represents an initial
analysis of rain gauge data (illustrated below)
for a location just south of downtown Los
Angeles for the flow rate during an 85% storm.
An 85% storm (equivalent to a rain storm)
is a point on a scale where 85% of the time
when it rains the water in the channel is this
amount or less. The measurements showed
the river had only 2 feet of water within it, while
the remaining 29 feet of channel depth was
unaffected. This middle condition appears to
be worth exploring since there is a reasonable
amount of water volume that could potentially
be captured while allowing a large area of the
channel that could be used without impacting
flood control or public safety.
MASTER PLANS
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The team has spent extensive time

understanding the current master plans to
date that include work by the US Army Corp,
the County of Los Angeles, the City of Los
Angeles, the City of Long Beach, LA Metro,
the Department of Water and Power, the
Department of Sanitation, amongst others.
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near-Term improvements
Preconditions for Revitalization

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Long-Term vision
Potential in-channel River improvements
This chapter describes proposals for a revitalized

Los Angeles River.
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The long-term vision for the River involves

restoring a continuous, functioning riparian
ecosystem along the River corridor within the
project area. This would involve restoring riparian
Flooding along the cherry creek in denver, colorado (2006)
vegetation to support birds and mammals, and
Water quality treatment wetlands at Augustus F. hawkins Park. (2006)
goal: enhance Flood storage
ideally, developing fish ladders and riffle pools
Recommendation #4.1:
to allow for restoration of steelhead trout habitat,

though this may take many years and coordination
with downstream cities.
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Potential Regional Level Treatment sites
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Potential Locations for Water Quality

Treatment Terraces
Potential Rubber dam Locations
provide green landscaped terraces for wildlife

habitat, water quality treatment, and public
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1: confluence to sepulveda Basin
2: sepulveda Basin
3: sepulveda Basin to Tujunga Wash
4: Tujunga Wash to Barham Blvd.
5: Barham Blvd. to Burbank Western channel
6: Burbank Western channel to Taylor yard
7: Taylor yard
8: Taylor yard to 1st street
9: 1st street to Washington Blvd.
enjoyment. A system of pathways and overlooks

provides public access.
Accomplishing long-term improvements will
involve expanding channel capacities and
reducing flow velocities. These will be achieved
goal: enhance Water Quality

Identify opportunities for peak flood storage

outside the channel to reduce flow velocities in the
River to sub-critical (less than 12 feet per second)
levels. This will support the maintenance and
reestablishment of vegetation.
Emphasize multiple-benefit landscape treatments

and green infrastructure improvements.
Implement water quality treatment at multiple scales

to maximize efficiency.
Identify opportunities for selective acquisition

of additional rights-of-way to expand the Rivers
floodplain.
Create landscape-based water quality treatment at

major confluences of the River to treat pollutants
carried by tributaries.
Develop treatment terraces within the channel to

treat stormwater flows that daylight or surface in
the River.
Create landscape-based green strips at the top

of Riverbanks and in adjacent linear parkland and
streets to treat stormwater runoff from streets.
through a combination of flood storage outside

the channel in retention basins and underground
Linear park and bikeway at Ballona creek, Playa del Rey. (2006)
goal: enable safe Public Access
soft-bottomed portion of the Los Angeles River, near Los Feliz Boulevard
in Los Angeles (2006)
goal: Restore a Functional Riparian ecosystem
Provide opportunities for safe access to the water,

ensure that people can quickly exit the channel, and
establish a flood warning system in the event of high
flow conditions.
Create a continuous functional riparian corridor that

provides habitat for birds, mammals, amphibians,
reptiles, invertebrates, and fish within the channel
bottom.
Provide opportunities for temporary pools and lakes

for water-based recreation by installing inflatable
rubber dams.
Connect this corridor to other significant habitat and

migration routes along the tributaries and into the
mountains.
Create a variety of public spaces, including small

pocket parks, natural areas, and urban plazas and
civic spaces in reclaimed areas of the channel.
Ensure public safety by using alternate greening

techniques in areas where the concrete remains
necessary for flood damage prevention.
Improve water quality and provide fish passages,

ladders, and riffle pools that would support desirable
fish species, including steelhead trout if feasible.
Bio-engineer the Rivers edge where feasible to

create and restore wildlife habitat along the upper
reaches of the River.
Recommendation #4.12
Continue development of non-motorized

transportation and recreation elements including
bike and pedestrian paths and multiuse trails in the
River and tributary rights-of-way.
box culverts, and, over the long-term, potential

repurchase of private property to allow for channel
widening.
One fact was clear to the team there was a

wealth of information and research available,
but none of it was coordinated in a way to
allow for holistic and collective decisions to
be made. To fully understand the current
state of planning and how the system works,
everyone in the conversation would need to
have read each plan and understand how they
all relate to each other. This seems to be an
unreasonable expectation and could serve as
a significant obstacle.
CITY OF LOS ANGELES MASTERPLAN

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Urban areas represent a significant

proportion of the footprint that human
beings have on local ecosystems, and
therefore, are an ideal location for
increasing the development of functioning
and productive ecosystems.
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Job Creation
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21% of
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canopy cover compared to
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HYDROLOGICAL 75% of LAs alluvial soils are covered with impervious surfaces, disabling
DISCONNECT
LA Sanitation - Watershed Protection Division
Property value
increase
signifcant groundwater recharge. Instead of natural infiltration, 55% of all

precipitation becomes urban runoff that collects oils, gas, heavy metal brake
dust, animal waste and polluted factory discharge. The engineered stormwater
flood control system sends these pollutants directly to the LA River where it is
carried to the Pacific Ocean. With little local water available, 88% of LAs water
sources are imported from distant locations to meet the needs of over 10
million people.
Dept. of Landscape Architecture 606 Studio - Cal Poly Pomona
issues &
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Dept. of Landscape Architecture - UCLA Extension
33% of
children in LA
County live
within walking
distance of a
park.
Recession
responsible
for 15%
reduction of LA
Citys workforce
- a cut of 5300
positions
The GRASS Vision Plan provides green infrastructure

solutions that manage, treat and infiltrate stormwater
for the Upper Los Angeles River Watershed that also
maximize social, economic and environmental benefits
for the region.
GREENWAYS TO RIVERS ARTERIAL STORMWATER SYSTEM
CITY OF LOS ANGELES - BUREAU OF SANITATION

Residents, visitors, and businesses will find that
Great Streets are welcoming streets that encourage
commerce and community connections.
Provide Non-Motorized Linkage to Transit
Vibrant and prosperous neighborhood

business districts, a goal of Great Streets
corridors and People St initiatives, will support
our economy, both by connecting places and
by creating new neighborhood destinations for
people to visit, see friends and family, and shop.
Better customer information

through the dissemination of
real-time information will help
individuals and businesses
make better travel decisions.
Improved flow of freight traffic
will support the profitability
and productivity of businesses,
and increase the availability
and affordability of goods.
Efficient parking and loading

options will improve access to
businesses and destinations.
Modernized and wellmaintained infrastructure

will improve the reliability and
resilience of our transportation
system to disruptions and keep LAs
economy moving through the 21st
Century.
More mobility choices such bike

sharing and carsharing, will provide
access to people, places, and jobs.
Safer streets for walking
and biking will increase
foot traffic and support
commercial activity.
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CITY OF LA - GREENWAY 2020
LA DOT - GREAT STREETS
EVALUATION CRITERIA
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To help clarify the information in the master

plans, the team began to extract key objective
information from each plan. Similar information
from each plan was paired with additional data
and then organized into a series of evaluation
criteria. This approach would be the beginning
effort to create an organizational structure to
coordinate information between existing plans.
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to ecology and open space issues, to public
health and transportation issues. As the team
continues to meet with agencies and key
stakeholders, the list continues to expand.
The power of organizing and collecting the
objective data in this manner is that one
can overlay the information to understand
important and new relationships helping public
agencies, stakeholders and communities
prioritize the criteria.
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For example, several datasets can be

overlaid to understand that water recharge
(replenishing the aquifer) is better done in
some locations, and not useful in others. Water
quality is an important factor in this evaluation
and the overlays help to identify both
opportunities and when criteria are in conflict.
EVALUATION CRITERIA
PARKS AND OPEN SPACE
LAND USE
STAKEHOLDERS
PUBLIC HEALTH
As another example, the team found that

improvements along the river could have
additional impacts beyond those originally
expected. Overlaying data illustrated areas
where residents who have the least access
to open space along the river had higher
obesity statistics, which confirmed an alarming
relationship identified by the work of Dr.
Richard Jackson at UCLA. Creating additional
open space along the River could positively
impact public health in our region.
Figure 11. Existing and Planned Parks, Recreation Areas, Open Spaces Areas, and
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many topics, and therefore provide grounded
backing for additional funding resources to
make improvements along the River.
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ST
7TH HWY
138
AV S
IRWINDALE
BALDWIN
PARK
Rio Hondo
College
Cerritos
Towne Center
183RD
Los Cerritos
Center
CONANT
S
OTE
L
COY
ONA
LOS
DIAG
PAC
IFIC
LONG BEACH
DE HILL
G OD
OLD
N
YO
OAD
ARD
RAILR
ORCH GE
VILLA
ST
ANAHEIM ST
10TH
7TH
ON
NY
CA
THE
L CA
SAN PEDRO
WILLOW
SIGNAL HILL
Long Beach
City College
4TH
BROADWAY
SA N D
L
ROCK W E
SANTA FE
SHEPARD
FOSTER
10
FEE
DUR
AB
NG
SA
CK
BIOLA
ALAMEDA
Angel's
Gate Park
Korean
Bell
WY
PK
BL
SAN
PEDRO
MAR
CK
SLA
TIN
MAR
25TH
DEL
Long
Beach
Mem
Hospital
PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

ANAHEIM ST
5TH ST
VALL
EY
SOUTH
EL MONTE
ER LL
TYL SWE
COG
H
RUS NES
THIE
BEACH
PASEO
LONG BEACH HARBOR
405
WILLOW ST
PACIFIC AV
DOWNTOWN
LONG BEACH
39
HUNTINGTON
DUARTE
605
EXCELSIOR
ALONDRA
DEL AMO
ROYAL OAKS
RAMONA
EE
RF
DU
TELEGRAPH
IMPERIAL HWY
ROSECRANS
SOUTH
Heartwell Park
19
LONG BEACH
AIRPORT
(LGB)
WARDLOW
710
14
Placerita Canyon Natural Area
Bike-In Movie Theater
AV H
AV H
LANCASTER BL
AV L
AV M
AV N
AV G
AV I
AV J
Lancaster
Commerce
Center
Lancaster
City Park
AV K-8
RTZ HILL RD
AV P-12
Santa Fe Dam
Recreation Area
RAMONA
EL MONTE
770
TA
SAN TA
ANI
Pico Rivera
Municipal
Golf Course
FLORENCE AV
ALLINGTON
Long Beach
City College
AV L
3
AV F
AV G
LANCASTER
AV J-8
QU
Whitney Canyon Park
BRADBURY
LEMON
Irwindale
Speedway
ARDEN
LONG
ST
COVER
WARDLOW
710
103
WATERFRONT
RED CAR
Ports OCall
Village
PH
GRA
TELE
BOYLE
MILES
13TH
19TH
White Point Park
WILLOW
47
103
EL MONTE
LAKELAND
Cerritos
College
TRAI
L
LAKEWOOD
CARSON ST
BIXBY
47
PACIFIC COAST HWY
ANAHEIM ST
E
SEASID
San Pedro
Peninsula Hosp
6TH
9TH
BOMBERRY
AV M
AV N
14
BALDWIN PARK
LEGG
LAKE
BL
DOWNEY RD
MA
UR
ESTE
1ST
Royal Palms
County Beach
47
S UMM ERLAND
213
25TH
Ave
Park
ROOSEVELT
WILMINGTON
110
Peck Park &

Rec Ctr
M IRAL
Marymount
College
Friendship
County Park
NIO
ANTO Cherry
Lakewood
Center Mall
AV L-8
Carter
Whit
Park
Clear
Channel
LANCASTER
Stadium LANCASTER BL
Valley Central
Shopping
Center
Antelope
Valley
AV K
College
el Moun
Rawley
tains Duntley
Park
AV K-8
AV L
LA
KE
N YON
DOC
NE
WH
WE
AL
ILE
LA
R
V
DUARTE RD
Live Oak
Mem Park
Peck Road
County Park
EL MONTE
GARVEY
L
RIE
SOTO
SAN
CARSON ST
HARRY BRIDGES
ONT
WESTM
AN
BE
MC
WEST
CITY BL
IELD
GARF
RIVER
213TH
SANTA FE
SPRINGS
Paddison
Square
NORWALK
605
BIKE
ASHWORTH
CANDLEWOOD
210
LIVE OAK
WASHING
TON
BROAD
CHARLED
ESWOR
TH
ARTESIA BL
SOUTH
DEL AMO
Huntington
Oaks Center
ARCADIA
LONGDEN
BALDWIN
TEMPLE
GOLDEN
ROBLES
9TH
LOS ANGELES
CARSON
BELL
FLOW
ER
BELLFLOWER
91
HARDING
COLORADO
10
CLARKMAN
NORWALK
FOSTER
ROSECRANS
COMPTON BL
ALONDRA
70TH
De Forest
Park
MARKET
710
605
DUNNING
Stonewood
Center
Rio San
Gabriel Park
19
405
LOMITA BL
MACHADO
Harbor LAKE
Park
LA
Harbor
College
PALOS
VERDES
RES
Founders Park
VICTORIA
47
DEL AMO
WARDLOW
110
HARBOR
CITY
LOMITA
PALO S V E
BL
ALONDRA
El Camino
College
Compton Ctr
760
762
ARTESIA
VICTORIA
DEL AMO
A CA
NEWHALL
William S Hart
County Park
S AN
FREER
EL MONTE
AIRPORT
AIL
O TR
ND
HO
105
105
762
COMPTON
760
CALDWELL
GREENLEAF
TURMONT
Southbay
Pavilion
at Carson
LA County
Harbor-UCLA
Medical Center 223RD
235TH
TORRANCE
MUNICIPAL
AIRPORT
COMPTON
COMPTON
AIRPORT
ARTESIA FWY
PL ACERIT
LYONS
RIVE
R BI
KE
WAY
S
MONROVIA
Santa
Anita ON
Park
Arcadia
County
Park
TEMPLE
CITY
AZUSA
ROSEMEAD
19
MIN
ES
PICO
RIVERA
Rivera
Park
TELE
GRA
PH
AV
Downey
Depot
IMPERIAL HWY
PARAMOUNT
710
ROSECRANS
POPLAR
MPTON BL
CO
COMPTON
SLAUS
ON
Sierra
Vista
Park
FOOTHILL
Santa
Anita
Fashion
Park
RD
LEMON
OLIVE
LOWER
MISSIO
N
WASH
INGT
Pico Rivera
ON
Towne Center
DOWNEY
& GRAY
LAKEWOOD BL
SIERRA
MADRE
LA County
Arboretum
DUARTE
LAS TUNAS
VALLEY
FLOR
ENCE
STEW
ART
VIEW
RNEY
19
LONGDEN
ALHAMBRA
Rancho
Los Amigos
National
Rehabilitation
Center
GARD
ENDA
LE
JR
CYN
TO
DEL MAR
SAN PASQUAL
GTON
HUNTIN
SAN
GABRIEL
Alhambra
Municipal
Golf Course
GAGE
John Anson
Ford Park
710
762
HWY
KI
NG
AV J
AV J-8
AV J-8
San Gabri
AV K
14
ELIZ
ABE
TH
Masters
Angeles National
Forest
College
POWELL
AV I
AV J
N
NYO
COLORADO
SAN
MARINO
Huntington
Library &
Botanical
Gardens
ON
MISSI
AV I
CA
ND
SA
TT
SCO
Hastings
Ranch
Plaza
SIERRA MADRE VILLA
OAK
LOS
DALY
WILLOWBROOK
ROSECRANS
StubHub Center
Soccer Stadium
Victoria
County
Park
DEL AMO
BELL
GARDENS
ST
Park
LU
TH
ER
760
161ST
91
190TH
HARBOR
GATEWAY
BELL
AV
CUDAHY
FIRESTONE
IMPERIAL
NDVIE W
G RA
SIERRA MADRE BL
E
DR
MA
OA
FIGUER
ORANGE
GROVE
26
FLORENCE
SANTA ANA
H I LLSB O ROUG H
RK
EATON
CYN RES
EY
ER
MONT
MAIN
AV H
Canyon
Country
Park
SOLEDAD CANYON
Y
HW
14
LINE
METROLINK SAN BERNARDINO LIN
ABBOTT
LONG BEACH BL
LYNWOOD
California
Institute
of the Arts Y CA N
E
Antelope
Valley
Fairgrounds
39
ALLEN
Pasadena
City College
PASADENA
GLENARM
710
SOUTHERN
WILLOWBROOK
110
170TH
213
H
NC
CANYON
COUNTRY
VIA PRINCESSA
RA
SIER
CALG
R OVE
VISTA
AV
B
AM
LH
780
California Institute
of Technology
CALIFORNIA
762
ARA RIVE
R
SANTA CL
Scale/Miles
14
138
AV G
AV H
CA
N YO N
College of the Canyons

Canyon Country Campus
Park
SANTA CLARITA
PRINC ES SA
WY
LINDA
AV
162ND
LOMIT
A BL
CR
EST
SS
RE
154TH
ROLLING HILLS
ESTATES RDES DR
LAKE
210
COLORADO
DEL MAR
FILLMORE
SOUTH
PASADENA
TON
TING
HUNPOP L A
PLUM
O
NY
CA
UE T
BOUQ Central
SANTA CLARITA
1/2
General William J Fox

NES Apollo Park
Airfield
BAR
MJ
AV G
Eaton
Canyon
County
Park
WASHINGTON
VILLA
UET
UQ
BO
ILL
San Gabriel Wilderness Area
CO R O
CH
Valencia
NE
MOUNTAIN
SOUTH PASADENA
HILLS
William Carey
International
ORANGE GROVE
110
P
N
ENA FWY
SA PASAD
ArroyoMISSION
Park
TWEEDY South Gate

CENTURY
WATTS
PARMELEE
135TH
139TH
ROSECRANS
ROSECRANS
166TH
ARTESIA BL
TORRANCE
W
HA
NS
HUNTINGTON PARK
SOUTH
GATE
92ND
HARBOR GATEWAY TRANSIT CENTER
GAFFEY
H IGHRI DG E
VERDES DR
LOS
S
PA
MA
Cal State Univ

Los Angeles
CSULA
CAL STATE LA
Lincoln
Park
MAIN
GAGE
760
FIRESTONE
DE
SECO CANYON
RA
MOUNTA
IN PKWY
MEDNOCINO
NEW YORK University
HOWARD
210
AV 60
EL SERENO
BROADWAY
751
103RD ST/
WATTS TOWERS
103RD
AVALON
Magic Johnson
County Rec Area
TORRANCE BL
CR E
WOOD
BU
RY
CRYSTAL
LAKE
L Town Center
AB
DR
Mountain
View
Cemetery
ARROYO
SECO MONTEREY
TRAIL
LINCOLN/CYPRESS
110
751
FLORENCE
FIRESTONE
HARBOR FWY
VERMONT/
ATHENS
132ND
GARDENA
146TH 147TH
156TH
710
SEPULVED
A
Dodger
Stadium
Cal State University

Dominguez Hills
ROLLING
HILLS
A
RO
SE
UE
IG RR OYO
Ernest E
Debs
Regional
Park
HERITAGE SQUARE
110
Elysian Park
LO
HIGHLAND
PARK
HIGHLAND PARK
105
South Coast
Botanic Garden
AW
ECHO
PARK
79TH
110
ATHENS
405
107
HW
Y
MERI
DI AN
YORK
E
CYPRESS
PARK
FLORENCE AV
745
754
Los Angeles
Southwest
College
MARINE
NE
Occidental
College
Elyria
Canyon
Park
SOUTHWEST MUSEUM
CY
P
COPPER H
NE
WHA
LL
MAGIC
U
Open Space
ALTADENA
ALTADE
NA
NT
ROSEMO
WEST
RI
CO
AS
T
T
ES
CR
DO
NAN
FER
PACIF
IC
SAN
CATALINA
RANCHO
PALOS VERDES
Point
Vicente
Park
754
MANCHESTER
98TH
108TH
Del Amo
CARSON ST
Fashion Madrona Marsh
Center Nature Preserve
PALOS VERDES
ESTATES
VERDUGO
AV
110
Subject to Change
PACIFIC
HERMOSA
110
101
State Highway or Freeway
EA
L
Glassell PA SO
Park
101
EL SEGUNDO BL
Alondra
El Camino
College
County
Park
710 BEACH
VERDES DR
PALO S
N
Interstate Freeway
US Highway or Freeway
Seal Beach Pier
Analyze Existing Conditions (Step 2)

To better understand the unique challenges of an individual
station area chosen for Pathway network development, the
subject site should be reviewed at both a macro and micro
level. The intent of the analysis is to evaluate the existing
condition and characteristics of the station area, and inform
the layout of Pathway network routes. The analysis includes
mapping, compiling, and overlaying various layers of station-
Station Analysis
specific data that together highlight conditions within half

mile of the station portal, along with regional planning context
and adjacent station area improvements to three miles of the
station portal. The analysis steps include:
Overlay Maps
LA River Night Run Series
Walking route
LA 2050 Listens
Placemaking
Workshop
Foothill Blvd.
210
Sierra Madre St.
nne
toa
.
Ave
E Colorado Blvd.
Site Visit
(Station Survey)
Rossmore Blvd.
S Ri
MAR 2014
E
WHIT
EY
LL
VA
DIAM
Scholl
Canyon
Park
MOUNT
WASHINGTON
794
83RD
92ND
757
120TH ST
DO
REDON
Point of Interest
FlyAway
757
MANCHESTER
710
LAWNDALE
TORR A NCEBL
Forest Lawn
Memorial Park
CRENSHAW
South Bay
Galleria
Columbia
190TH Regional
Park
DEL AMO
OND
Torrance County Beach
R6
Amtrak Station
CENTURY
HAWTHORNE
740
AND
BEL
GRANT
ANITA
Airport/Civic/Government
710
Municipal Rapid
Bus Line & Stop
405
91
HERMOSA
BEACH RIPLEY
REDONDO
BEACH
Redondo County Beach
Park/Recreation Area
Metrolink & Station

Metro Rapid
Bus Line & Stop
DOUGLAS
MARINE
School/College/University
Transitway & Station
HYDE
Great Western
Forum
105
Raleigh Studios
Manhattan Beach
ARTESIA BL
1
Art Center
College of Design
(Hillside Campus)
AS
CH
EVY
CH
GLASSELL PARK
ER
TCH
IDE FLE
PARK
DOWNTOWN
& NORTHEAST LA
76TH
URN
WISEB135TH
Plaza
El Segundo
R
PIE
Redondo Beach Pier
Shopping Area
Metro Liner & Station
YO
AN
EC
RD
LOMA ALTA
704
BEVER
762
10
LY
CHINATOWN
GARVEY
IO
5
3RD
LA County+ USC
770
CIVIC CTR/
Medical Center
6TH
GRAND PARK
MONTEREY
WILSHIRE/ WILSHIRE/ WILSHIRE/
UNION
LAC+USC MED CTR
WESTERN NORMANDIE VERMONT
PARK GRAVES
PERSHING SQ
STATION
762
10
S
OLYMPIC
WESTLAKE/
AS
770
RUSH
RUSH
EY P
751
7TH ST/
TER
KOREATOWN MACARTHUR
PARK 728 METRO CTR
1ST MARIACHI PLAZA BOYLE
PICO
HILL
R7
LITTLE TOKYO/
GARVEY
L.A. LIVE
VENICE BL
SOTO HEIGHTS
East Los Angeles
SA
733
ARTS DISTRICT PICO/ALISO
NG
RESERVOIR
Staples Center
770
Community College
AB
DE
CESAR E CHAVEZ
Los Angeles
WASHINGTON
PICO
770
6TH
Convention
GRAN
4TH
Whittier
760
754
RIGGIN
ERO
Center
10
60
Narrows
720
7TH
INDIANA
WHITT
POTR
3RD
Rec
University of 23RD STREET
IER
BL
The Shops at
Area
LO
Southern
BL
Mount St
MARAVILLA
ATLANTIC
Montebello
MONTEBELLO EL
BE
California
Marys
EAST LA
GRAND
VE
AMIGOS
710
RL
8TH
CIVIC CENTER
LO S
EXPO/ College
LINCOLN
Y BL
SAN PEDRO ST
OLYMP
757
720
VERMONT
5
ADAM
IC
BEVERLY
19
EXPOSITION
WASHINGTON
JEFFERSON/USC
S
BL
WHITTIER
MADISON
EAST OLYMPIC
Exposition EXPO PARK/USC
EXPO/
BL
28TH
37TH ST/USC
LOS ANGELES
OLYMPIC
720
Park
WESTERN
39TH
760
72
AMTRAK/METROLIN
AMTR
MLK JR
Coliseum
JR
Rio Hondo BEVERL
LOS ANGELES
K RIVERSIDE
WASHIN
AK/M
37TH VERNON
LINE
Y BL
Park
ETRO
GTON
AV
110
LINK
VERNON
VERNON
BANDIN
762
LOCH
MONTEBELLO/COMMERCE
ORAN
705
705
WHITT
I
LOMO
GE
WASH
LEONIS
IER
CO
ND
751
INGTO
BL
LINE
MAYWOOD
51ST
& 91
N
745
710 54TH
LINE
LIN
740
LA
FLORENCE
SLAUSON
MINES
COMMERCE
SLAUSON
SLAUSON
SLAUSON
SLAUSON
T
72
COMMERCE
OU N 19
IMPERIAL HWY
KING
HARBOR
VERDUGO
ND
HIGHLA
OCEAN
Tourist Attraction/
Sports Venue
Transfers
AIL
E TR
BIK
BAY
TH
SOU
Class I Bike Path Access Point
Metro Rail Line & Station
GS
SPRI N
G
HIN
RS
PE
MAR
DEL
VISTA
Bike Racks & Lockers
CR Y STAL
CO
LIN
Hermosa
Beach Pier
OLD
Valencia
Marketplace
39TH
HAWTHORNE
MUNICIPAL
AIRPORT
REDONDO BEACH
Veterans
Parkway MANHATTAN BEACH BL
Hermosa Beach
THE
Six Flags
Magic
Mountain
CL
ANYON
OC
PIC
Hahamongna
Watershed Park
Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
(JPL)
DEVILS
GATE
RESERVOIR
710
R7
INGLEWOOD
740
RS
SUNS
ET
TEMP
LE
VERMONT/
754 BEVERLY
4TH
Glendale
Community
College
SILVER LAKE
SILVER
LAKE
RES
FLORENCE AV
EL SEGUNDO
ROSECRANS
Manhattan
Beach Pier
Bike Route (Class III)
Bike Lockers
101
720
HAWTHORNE/
LENNOX
MANHATTAN
BEACH
Manhattan County Beach
VE
VERMONT/
SANTA MONICA
757
JEFFERSON
710
Inglewood
Park
740
West
Los Angeles
AVIATION/LAX
MARIPOSA
El Segundo Beach
Bike Lane (Class II)
GLENDALE
780
VERMONT/
SUNSET
EXPO/
CRENSHAW
105
GRAND
Scale/Miles
MAIN
CENTINELA
LAX CITY BUS CENTER
BEVERLY
WEST ADAMS
405
WESTCHESTER University of
R3
IMPERIAL
MELROSE
ADAMS
MANCHESTER
1
LOS ANGELES
INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT (LAX)
VILLAGE
ABC
Television
Center
780
704
Los Angeles
City College
MARTIN LUTHER KING
SLAUSON
MARINA K
E
EFWY
R3
RSON
CR
NA
JEFFE
PLAYA
LO
K
VISTA
BAL ONA
EE
CR Loyola
LL
FF
R6
BA
Marymount
PLAYA LN B
University
LOS FELIZ
LOS FELIZ
3RD
R7
710
740
705
ER
Fox Hills
EL SEGUNDO
1/2
A
NT
SA
WESTERN SAN GABRIEL VALLEY
210
LIDA
GLENDALE
AV F
L
HIL
ER
SAUGUS
126
YO
MA
RY
HEN
HW
Glendale
Sports
Complex
728
710
RODEO
FARMDALE
CRENSHAW
90
Otis College
of Art Design
Cycle Track (On-Street Separated Bikeway)
NE
KEYSTO
VISTA
BUENA
West LA
College
CULVER
CITY LADERA
HEIGHTS
405
L
AI
TR
DEL REY
Dockweiler State Beach
733
JEFFERSON EXPO/LA BREA
LA CIENEGA/
JEFFERSON
BALDWIN Kenneth
State
HILLS Hahn
Rec Area
Vista Del Mar Park
MAPLE
Marina
Del Rey
MARINA
DEL REY
Breakwater
RNIA
CALIFO
OOD
HOLLYW
FIC
PACI
Venice City Beach

Venice Pier
PARK
OLYMPIC
SAN
VICENT
E
R7
780
705
BL
Sony Picture
Studios
E
CRE
T
SHOR
KINNEY
R
TE
EN
VAL VERDE
ST
FOOT
Verdugo
HILL
Hills
Hospital
Descanso
Gardens
Verdugo
Park
134
SUNSET
757
Paramount
Studios
WILSHIRE
728
PICO
705
187
CULVER CITY
CE
VENI
WESTSIDE CITIES
Bike Racks
KS
NOA
GLE
ABBOT
10
733
Farmers Market &

The Grove HANCOCK
720
CHEVIOT
HILLS
Cheviot Hills
Park & Rec
Center
NATIONAL
E BL
N
VENIC
INGTO
187
WASH
Griffith Park
HOLLYWOOD/
WESTERN
780
HOLLYWOOD
3RD
BEVERLY HILLS
CENTURY
CITY OLYMPIC
R7
RANCHO
S
PALM
R6
MAR
VISTA
PARK
LA BREA
780
Beverly
Center
A
LA CIEN E G
733
VENICE
Med Ctr
LAND
OVER
Ocean View Park
BURTON
Westfield
Century City
20th Century
Fox Studio
PICO
PARK
SANTA
MONICA
AIRPORT
705
NT
TA
SAN
3RD Cedars-Sinai
Westside PARK
Pavilion
PALMS
N
OCEA
Penmar
Park
Autry Museum of
Western Heritage
Los Angeles Zoo
Observatory
HOLLYWOOD
RESERVOIR
Hollywood
Bowl
HOLLYWOOD/ 101 HOLLYWOOD/
HIGHLAND
VINE
SUNSET
LA CAADA
FLINTRIDGE
MONTROSE
Oakmont
View Park
762
Rose
Bowl
Brookside
L
GLEN
Park
OAKS B
Annandale
WILSON
MEMORIAL PARK
134
BROADWAY
Golf
780
794 Glendale
Eagle Rock Course
COLORADO
Galleria The Americana
Rec Center
at Brand MAPLE
Huntington
COLORADO
Eagle
780
Mem Hosp 710
2 Rock
Art Center
Plaza
EAGLE ROCK
College of Design
LA (South Campus)
YO SEMITE
ATWATER
CHEVY CHASE
ABC
Television
Center
WEST HOLLYWOOD
405
R7
AND
ASHL
OCEAN
PARK
A
LVED
SEPU
A
LVED
SEPU
ON
INGT
A
INEL
BARR
CENT
R3
PIC
OLYM
DY
BUN
College
Santa Monica Pier

Third St
Promenade
Santa Monica Bike Parking Center
720
704
720
10
L
PEAR
PICO Santa Monica
704
SANTA MONICA
BL
Beverly Hills
ICA
City Library MON
704
R
MOTO
WEST
LOS ANGELES
NIA
2
IFOR E
CAL SHIR BL
AY
WIL
ICA
ADW
MON
BRO
TA
SAN
720
Santa Monica State Beach
LE
AL
ST HW Y
CRE
ES
GEL
AN
FOOT
HILL
FOOT
HILL
FWY
ns
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Wilson Canyon
Metro Bike Map
Dining at Dusk
PROJECT PROCESS
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority - Metro
I Southern California Association of Governments - SCAG
RAIL TO RIVER
MARCH 2014
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CRITERIA FRAMEWORK CONCEPT
To demonstrate how the analysis method to

date might be used, the team created two
frameworks concepts.
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swisstopo, MapmyIndia, OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community
WATERSHED
FLOOD CONTROL
WATER QUALITY
WATER RECHARGE
PARKS AND OPEN SPACE
ECOSYSTEM SERVICES -HABITAT
CONGLOMERATION MAP OF 6 CRITERIA
IN PROCESS
UNDERUTILIZED LAND USE
IN PROCESS
IN PROCESS
STAKEHOLDERS
IN PROCESS
TRANSPORTATION
PUBLIC HEALTH
IN PROCESS
ARTS & CULTURE
TBD
The criteria framework conceptually shows

how the information in each category
could be identified and then overlaid in a
conglomeration map. The conglomeration map
provides an easy analytical tool to determine
which areas of the river can address multiple
issues, and where it might be best to focus
on certain issues. The logic is to create a
coordinated effort for all who work on the
river, creating an objective means to identify
priorities in different locations along the river.
IDENTITY FRAMEWORK CONCEPT
IDENTITY OVERLAY - RIVER CONTINUITY
STRUCTURED NETWORK OF OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
The identity framework conceptually shows

how the team might develop a cohesive
identity for the 51-mile length of the river. It
is important that the identity enhance much
of work already done and link to the rivers
existing assets. The team is starting to identify
general ideas based upon practical urban
design principles that again can be layered to
craft the identity of the river.
The first layer is to think about the River as a
continuous experience the obvious example
of this is LARRCs Greenway 2020 project,
which has the goal of connecting a bike and
pedestrian path along all 51 miles of the river.
CONGLOMERATION MAP OF IDENTITY OVERLAY
The second layer is to understand the River as

a series of episodic public space with intervals
at both a regional and neighborhood scale.
Regional scale parks can continue to the south
building from the Sepulveda Basin Recreation
Area and Wildlife Reserve and Griffith Park.
A series of local scale parks can be spaced at
shorter intervals within neighborhood walking
distance.
The third layer is to identify opportunities along
the river that can provide increased access
from surrounding neighborhoods to the river,
focus areas of interest and activities, and
provide a means to foster community benefits
and affordable housing.
This approach is still at a very conceptual
stage, but is intended to help reinforce and
sustain the diversity of the communities along
the river, while helping to harness funds to
catalyze the work that need to be done.
LA RIVER MEDIA PLATFORM
The Logic
This is an schematic example of how information can be layered.
The Time Tool allows for users to toggle between PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE. Over
time the tool can be further refined to add specific month and year information.
Tools: Time
The aesthetics and specifics of this tool will be developed as part of the Pilot.
LA river
Workflow
CATEGORIES
LAR_Sample_Section.asc
GROUND
WATER
HABITAT
LAND USE
TRANSPORTATION
POLITICS
BOUNDARIES
REPRESENTATIVES
FUNDING
FUNDING
COMMUNITY
POP DENSITY
DEMOGRAPHICS
INCOME
HOME OWNERSHIP
PUBLIC HEALTH
LOCAL DESTINATIONS
Layer 1: Mapping
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Layer 2: Data
WIREFRAMES
This visual is a placeholer representation of the tool and not an indication of look-and-feel.
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Layer 3: User Tools
WIREFRAMES
Use Case
INTRODUCTION
The basis of this Prototype is based on a 3 layer structure:

Layer 1: Mapping:
2D map
Satellite view
Street view
Layer 2: Information Layer: graphic representations of existing data sets
mapped over Layer 1:
Graphics
Color coding,
Diagrams
Layer 3: User tools:
Drawing tools: composited directly over Layer 1 + 2
Time: Exploring past/present/future
Save/Share composited maps
The analysis work by the team to date has

been performed in primarily an analog
method. This process is laborious, doesnt
adapt quickly to new information and the
potential results are not easily accessible to a
large population.
CATEGORIES
PAST
PRESENT
FUTURE
GROUND
WATER
HABITAT
LAND USE
TRANSPORTATION
POLITICS
FUNDING
COMMUNITY
POP DENSITY
DEMOGRAPHICS
INCOME
Import stl
The team has utilized the resources of a

firm named Prophet, who specializes in big
data issues and how to use that data to
communicate clearer narratives. As the initial
investigation proceeded, it became clear that
the initial idea as a design tool should be
expanded to include two critical components
community outreach and implementation.
TOOLS
TIME
DRAW LAYER
COPY URL / SAVE
45 DEGREE TILT
STREET VIEW
Imports into a dummy

Product
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WIREFRAMES
Tools: 45 Degree Tilt
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WIREFRAMES
Tools: Street View
Data layers and sketch combinations can be saved and shared.
Data layers and sketch combinations can be saved and shared.
CATEGORIES
CATEGORIES
GROUND
WATER
HABITAT
LAND USE
TRANSPORTATION
POLITICS
FUNDING
COMMUNITY
GROUND
WATER
HABITAT
LAND USE
TRANSPORTATION
POLITICS
FUNDING
COMMUNITY
POP DENSITY
DEMOGRAPHICS
INCOME
THREE DIMENSIONAL FUNCTIONALITY
The Approach
Layer 2: Data
The 3D aspect of this project will require a negotiation between features,

functionality and aesthetics.
Layer 1: Mapping
Our proposal is to integrate Google Maps together with Trimble Connect.

The idea is to see two simultaneous screens. The first, in 2D, provides
context, layered data and an anchor point that shows positioning and is
tethered to the Trimble Connect viewer. The second shows the 3D files
and provides full navigation and exploration.
TOOLS
TIME
DRAW LAYER
COPY URL / SAVE
45 DEGREE TILT
STREET VIEW
TIME
DRAW LAYER
COPY URL / SAVE
45 DEGREE TILT
STREET VIEW
Google Maps: 2D Screen

2015 Apologue, Inc.
Layer 3: User Tools
POP DENSITY
DEMOGRAPHICS
INCOME
TOOLS
2015 Apologue, Inc.
The team has an idea to develop a tool

currently named the LA River Media Platform.
The idea starts with the original concept of
a single centralized database, and expands
its potential. It was conceived as a means to
collect all the existing information and data
in a central location to allow everyone who is
performing work on the River an easy means
to evaluate the data.
2D Maps
3D Models
Community outreach for a project of this

scale will need to include innovative and
new techniques to be effective. Having the
information on a web-based digital platform
will provide an important tool to expand the
community outreach to the largest possible
population and for local communities to craft
how they imagine the river may serve their
needs.
Trimble Connect: 3D Screen
2015 Apologue, Inc.
An effective strategy plan needs to include a

plan for implementation. The tool can serve
as a platform for stakeholders to understand
trade-offs, establish governance requirements,
and inform public policy. An eventual goal is for
this tool to serve the authorities across multiple
jurisdictions to support a coordinated and less
complicated approval process.

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RIVER REACHES

The scope of this investigation includes the

INNOVATION IN DATA ACQUISITION & RESEARCH

TRIMBLE POINT CLOUD SCAN

CYBER CITY 3D MODELING

(Soft Bottom Zone)

3D Building Generation (Work Flow)

Action Items 3D Buildings

Balancing Criteria The Winner

Collecting the Data

Action Items - Apps

Gehry Partners has pushed the use of

DIVERSIFYING THE PURPOSE OF THE LOS ANGELES RIVER

During the course of initial research on the

Dry Weather Flow

Less Than Functional Flow Rate

Greater Than Functional Flow Rate

CHANNEL USES TO BE CONSIDERED

CHANNEL USES TO BE CONSIDERED

CHANNEL USES TO BE CONSIDERED

Functional Flow Rate Example

Functional Flow Rate Example

Section for visual

Water quality design storm

Based on flow data from Gage

LAR Flow Data for a Decade

Functional Flow Rate = the flow rate where

Example:1,900 cfs as Access

The River channel has typically been

The team has spent extensive time

RevitALize the RiveR Los AngeLes RiveR RevitALizAtion mAsteR PLAn

Preconditions for Revitalization

Potential in-channel River improvements

This chapter describes proposals for a revitalized

The long-term vision for the River involves

Flooding along the cherry creek in denver, colorado (2006)

vegetation to support birds and mammals, and

Water quality treatment wetlands at Augustus F. hawkins Park. (2006)

goal: enhance Flood storage

ideally, developing fish ladders and riffle pools

to allow for restoration of steelhead trout habitat,

Base Info Legend

Potential Regional Level Treatment sites

in the near-term, channel walls are modified to

existing open space

Potential Locations for Water Quality

provide green landscaped terraces for wildlife

enjoyment. A system of pathways and overlooks

goal: enhance Water Quality

Identify opportunities for peak flood storage

Emphasize multiple-benefit landscape treatments

Implement water quality treatment at multiple scales

Identify opportunities for selective acquisition

Create landscape-based water quality treatment at

Develop treatment terraces within the channel to

Create landscape-based green strips at the top

through a combination of flood storage outside

goal: enable safe Public Access

goal: Restore a Functional Riparian ecosystem

Provide opportunities for safe access to the water,

Create a continuous functional riparian corridor that

Provide opportunities for temporary pools and lakes

Connect this corridor to other significant habitat and

Create a variety of public spaces, including small