The paper proposed a double-ring adaptive signal control method for intersection in intelligent and connected environment. First, Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAV) are modeled by Intelligent Driver Model (IDM) while human-driven vehicles are calibrated by the Wiedemann model. Then, running delay and vehicle stops are chosen as optimization targets considering the minimal constraint of green time. The signal timing optimization utilizes the double ring structure NEMA phases group as the variant. A micro-scope traffic simulation platform based on VISSIM was implemented. Simulation experimental results indicate that compared with single-ring fixed control method, double-ring adaptive control method reduces delay by 7.9%~17.7% and vehicle stops by 7.3%~17.0%. In the networked environment, the optimization effect of double-ring adaptive control method increases with the increase of saturation and the penetration rate of networked vehicles.