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Overview of ALERT System Testing on I-95 Capital Beltway: Enhancing Vehicle Communication

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The ALERT system operational test overview focuses on a multi-jurisdictional partnership that involved approximately 25 test vehicles operating on a segment of the I-95 Capital Beltway. This extensive three-year project aimed to develop interoperable network-based communications including voice, data, and images for law enforcement, EMS, fire services, and Motorist Assistance Vehicles (MAVs). By integrating core computer systems, GPS/GIS capabilities, and advanced user interfaces in vehicles, the initiative seeks to improve incident management, response times, and resource allocation while enhancing responder safety and efficiency.

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  1. August 1999

  2. Op Test Overview • I-95 portion of the Capital Beltway • Multi-jurisdiction partnership • Approximately 25 test vehicles • Interoperable network-based communications • voice; data; images • Three-year development and test project

  3. ALERT System • Vehicles • Law enforcement, EMS, Fire • Motorist Assistance Vehicles (MAVs) • Data Network • ALERT.NET server/database and CDPD infrastructure • ALERT Client software • Interfaces at each agency dispatch or operations center for ALERT interoperability

  4. ALERT In-Vehicle Components • Core computer with touch screen interface • ALERT-compliant peripheral equipment • Standard ITS data bus • Wireless voice, data and image communications

  5. User Interface Color Touch Screen Display

  6. ALERT Capabilities for ALL Vehicles • Functions • Radio systems management • GPS/GIS and AVL • Video imaging and management • Wireless access to data network • User interfaces • Touch Screen • In-vehicle printer • Wireless hand-held computer

  7. Additional Vehicle Capabilities • Warning system control • Lightbar; sirens • Radar control • Data management • Queries; data collection • Electronic forms

  8. ALERT Data Comm Architecture Agency Mgr Desktop Op/Dispatch Center Op/Dispatch Center Wireline Wireline ALERT.NET Server Agency Mgr Desktop Wireline CDPD CDPD ALERT Vehicle ALERT Vehicle WLAN HHU

  9. ALERT and Current Communications MD SHA VDOT ALERT.NET Server MD L.E. Dispatch VA L.E. Dispatch Standard MD L.E. Vehicle MD ALERT L.E. Vehicle Standard VA L.E. Vehicle MD ALERT L.E. Vehicle VA ALERT L.E. Vehicle VA ALERT L.E. Vehicle

  10. Test Objectives • Document incident management benefits: • In-vehicle system integration • New in-vehicle capabilities • Multi-jurisdiction interoperability • Obtain user feedback: • New procedures and organizational frameworks • Enhancements to ALERT system

  11. Anticipated Benefits • Incident management effectiveness • Quicker response and clearance • More efficient resource allocation • Responder safety enhancement • Responder efficiency • Improved incident data collection • Fast and accurate reporting • User acceptance

  12. Major Area Technical development, testing and production ALERT vehicles ALERT.NET ALERT client software Procedures development, testing and implementation Operational test preparation and execution Leads FHWA/TTI; installation contractor Beltway agencies Beltway agencies Project Overview

  13. Beltway Agency Responsibilities • Own and operate ALERT vehicles • Develop and implement ALERT operating procedures • vehicle, agency, multi-jurisdiction levels • Provide non-ALERT baseline and concurrent incident management evaluation data • Provide assigned personnel • technical liaison, officers, supervisors, support

  14. Project Plan and Schedule (1 of 2) • Phase I (FY 1999-2000) • Complete ALERT vehicle and ALERT.NET design, development and laboratory testing • Fire, EMS, MAV • Wireless LAN application • Prepare for operations: • Deliver multiple vehicles to MD & VA State Police • Conduct user training • Develop and test initial operational procedures • Establish Center/ALERT.NET interoperability for each participating agency • Prepare test and evaluation plan

  15. Project Plan and Schedule (2 of 2) • Phase II (FY 2001) • Deliver all vehicles to participating law enforcement, fire, EMS, and MAV agencies • Train all users • Implement and refine operating and data collection procedures • Phase III (FY 2002) • Conduct operational test and evaluation • Analyze and report benefits

  16. ALERT.NET and Client Software Organization Project Steering Group Outreach/PR System Development and Production Independent Evaluations Field Test Management and Operations ALERT In-Vehicle System Project Administration FHWA Evaluation Phase I Installation and Testing Operational and Data Procedure Development Regional Evaluation Phase II/III Production & Installation User Training Engineering and Testing Installation and Support