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Rural Application of the Colorado Transportation Management System

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Rural Application of the Colorado Transportation Management System. Presented at ITS America, June 2007, Palm Springs, CA By Raj Chaudhuri and Ken DePinto. Background. Colorado Traffic Operations Center Duties 24/7 Operation Provide Statewide Traveler Information

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  1. Rural Application of the Colorado Transportation Management System Presented at ITS America, June 2007, Palm Springs, CA By Raj Chaudhuri and Ken DePinto

  2. Background • Colorado Traffic Operations Center Duties • 24/7 Operation • Provide Statewide Traveler Information • Maintain and Operate VMS’s/DMS’s, CCTV’s, Fiber Backbone, 511, etc. • Partnerships With Media, Cities, OEM, Counties, Other

  3. I-70 Corridor Characteristics • Trip Travel Time (Approximately 100 miles –Denver International Airport to Vail) • Recreational Traffic • Typical Peak Traffic (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) • Drive Time 3-4 hours on weekends • Posted Speed Limit 65 MPH (Interstate 70) • Alternate Routes - 100 plus mile detours • Incidents Are Common

  4. Denver to Vail • Infrastructure • 15 Dynamic Message Signs (2 portable) • 11 Remote Traffic Microwave Sensors • 12 Automatic Vehicle Identifiers • Communications (Fiber and Cell)

  5. Detection Devices Ramp Meters 89 Automatic Traffic Recorders 110 AVIs (400,000 Tags in Denver Metro) 18 Microwaves 121

  6. Purpose • Alleviates Driver Frustration • Provides Drivers Information Prior to Making Travel Plans • Sent to Communities via Internet, Web and Cable TV (COTRIP.ORG) • Spreads Out The Peak Periods • Prevents Secondary Incidents • One GUI for all devices

  7. Future Deployment • Ground mount signs • Currently Studying Drivers Perception of Travel Time • Plans For Additional Corridors

  8. Get Data • AVI Toll Tag Readers • Read and transmit • Encrypt and match • AVI Source/destination pairs • True vehicle ground speed • Loops / Side fire Radars • Read and record point data • Every 1 minute collect VOS data • Collect Data from over 300 devices

  9. Process Data • Algorithm developed by Dion and Rakha at Virginia Tech Transportation Institute • Adaptive filtering technique • Dynamic adjusting valid window using standard deviations • Applies log normal distribution • Works with low sample rates on freeways and arterials • Adjusts rapidly by dropping its floor or ceiling • Weighted % result ( AVI 70pctw + RTMS 20pctw + Rampmeters10pctw ) • Calculates Speed, Volume Occupancy and Travel time every 2 minutes

  10. View Data • GIS based map client • Speeds • Devices by status

  11. View Data • View Segment

  12. View Data • View Route

  13. Generate Alarms • Segment has speed less than 15 mph for 8 minutes, and / or • Segment has occupancy of over 50% for 8 minutes • Share data with cities (Denver, Lakewood)

  14. Activate Dual Messages • Select signs (grouped by configuration) • Type message about incident • Include Speed / Trip Travel Time messages • WYSIWYG editor, spell checker, message library

  15. View VMS Detail • Device Status • WYSIWYG Message • Errors

  16. CTMS Statistics • 365 Devices in CTMS • 0.5 GB of data collected per day • Entire database size is 102.5 GB, containing data from 2/1/2006 • All data is being archived and kept forever • 136 Variable Message Signs • Estimate travel times updated to 15 signs every 3 minutes • 121 RTMS & Wavetronics • Speed, volume and occupancy data for each lane collected every 30 seconds • 89 Ramp Meters • "Type 1 Data" average smoothed speed, occupancy, and volume data for each ramp meter collected every 20 seconds • "Type 2 Data" average speed, occupancy, and volume data for each ramp meter and lane collected every 1 minute • 19 AVI Toll Tag Readers • Speed and travel time from source AVI to destination AVI calculated for each vehicle immediately after it passes the destination AVI and stored in the database

  17. Events • Scheduled Construction Maintenance • Courtesy Patrol • Closures/Incidents

  18. Contact Information Ken DePintoken.depinto@dot.state.co.us Raj Chaudhurirajat.chaudhuri@dot.state.co.usraj.chaudhuri@enroutetraffic.com

  19. Appendix • The information in the appendix contains details about the CTMS application including: screen shots, high level technical information, cdot toc facility and references

  20. Toll Tag Readers Dynamic Message Signs Ramp Meters RTMS Innovation: Integrate Any Device…

  21. Innovation: Across Any Network Topology Fiber Modem IP

  22. Technical Architecture

  23. Software Architecture

  24. Software Architecture - Implemented in 90% Open Source! • Integrated Development Environment • Eclipse IDE • J2EE Application Server • JBoss Application Server • Messaging Server • JBoss MQ • Communications • GNU’s RTXTComm APIs • OpenNMS’s JoeSNMP • Scheduling • Quartz • Utilities • Apache Ant, Commons, JMeter, Logging, Velocity • Operating System • RedHat Linux Enterprise

  25. Map Navigator

  26. Status Console

  27. View Segment Detail

  28. View Route Detail

  29. View AVI Detail Screen

  30. View RTMS / Ramp Meter Screens

  31. Camera Tours • Video content • Route data

  32. CDOT TOC

  33. References • Dion, Francois, and Rakha, Hesham “Estimating Dynamic Roadway Travel Times using Automatic Vehicle Identification Data for Low Sampling Rates”http://www.gmupolicy.net/its/AVI%20Filter%20Paper%20-%20_TRB%202003%20Submittal_%20-%20Revised.pdf • CDOT Reading Roomhttp://www.cotrip.org/its/ctms_doc/ • Enroute Traffic Inc.http://www.enroutetraffic.com