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Alabama Statewide ITS Architecture Stakeholders Meeting

Alabama Statewide ITS Architecture Stakeholders Meeting. November 21, 2013. Welcome from Director Cooper. Welcome and Introductions. Meeting Agenda. ITS and the Statewide ITS Architecture Coordination between Agencies Existing and Planned ITS Systems, Projects, Programs

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Alabama Statewide ITS Architecture Stakeholders Meeting

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  1. Alabama Statewide ITS Architecture Stakeholders Meeting November 21, 2013

  2. Welcomefrom Director Cooper

  3. Welcome and Introductions

  4. Meeting Agenda • ITS and the Statewide ITS Architecture • Coordination between Agencies • Existing and Planned ITS Systems, Projects, Programs • Local Needs and Opportunities • Next Steps • Q&A and Wrap-Up

  5. ITS and the Statewide ITS Architecture

  6. What is ITS? • Intelligent Transportation Systems … • Officially - Electronics, communications, or information processing used singly or in combination to improve the efficiency or safety of a surface transportation system. (23 CFR Part 940) • Unofficially - People using technology in transportation to save time, lives, and money

  7. ITS Components • Communications • Surveillance • Detection • Data processing • Information Dissemination • Centers (TCCs, TMCs) • Data Archive / Data Management

  8. ITSStakeholders • Transportation Agencies • Transit Agencies/Other Transit Providers • Planning Organizations • Public Safety Agencies • Fleet Operators • Travelers • Activity Centers • …and many more

  9. Traveler Information Systems • Pre-Trip Information • En-route Information • Tourism and Events

  10. Arterial Management Systems • Traffic Surveillance • Traffic Control • Lane Management • Parking Management • Information Dissemination • Enforcement

  11. Freeway Management Systems • Traffic Surveillance • Special Event Transportation Management • Information Dissemination • Lane Management • Enforcement • Ramp Control

  12. Incident Management Systems • Surveillance and Detection • Mobilization and Response • Information Dissemination • Clearance and Recovery

  13. Emergency Management Systems • Hazardous Materials Management • Emergency Medical Services • Response and Recovery

  14. Roadway Operations & Maintenance • Information Dissemination • Asset Management • Work Zone Management

  15. Road Weather Management Systems • Surveillance, Monitoring, and Prediction • Information Dissemination • Traffic Control • Response and Treatment

  16. Crash Prevention and Safety Systems • Road Geometry Warning Systems • Highway Rail Crossing Systems • Intersection Collision Warning • Bicycle Warning Systems • Animal Warning Systems • Pedestrian Safety

  17. Intermodal Freight • Freight Tracking • Asset Tracking • Freight Terminal Processes • Drayage Operations • Freight Highway Connector Systems • International Border Crossing (IBC) Processes

  18. Commercial Vehicle Operations • Credential Administration • Safety Assurance • Electronic Screening • Carrier Operations and Fleet Management • Security Operations

  19. Transit Management Systems • Safety and Security • Transit Demand Management • Fleet Management • Information Dissemination

  20. Electronic Payment Systems • Toll Collection • Transit Fare Payment • Multi-use Payment

  21. Connected Vehicles • Collision Warning Systems • Driver Assistance Systems • Collision Notification (“Mayday”) Systems

  22. Benefits of ITS

  23. What is an ITS Architecture? A specific, tailored framework for ensuring institutional agreement and technical integration for the implementation of ITS projects in a particular region. It functionally defines what pieces of the system are linked to others and what information is exchanged between them.

  24. Benefits of an ITS Architecture • Improves interagency coordination • Provides better services to public • Engages stakeholders • Facilitates future ITS expansion • Supports integration and interoperability • Helps tailor ITS to local requirements • Qualifies state for federal funding

  25. Alabama Statewide ITS Architecture • Replaces out-dated Regional ITS Architectures: • Huntsville • Montgomery • Shoals • Mobile • Birmingham • New Statewide ITS Architecture encompasses all areas and stakeholders in the state. • Any additional Regional ITS Architectures (not required), should be consistent with Statewide ITS Architecture.

  26. Coordination between Agencies

  27. Major Traffic Incident Scenario

  28. Coordination between Agencies • How do agencies coordinate today? • What are their roles and responsibilities? • What are areas of improvement needed in interagency coordination? • How can ITS help interagency coordination?

  29. Break – 15 mins

  30. Existing and Planned ITS Systems, Projects, Programs

  31. ITS in Alabama

  32. ALDOT Division 1 • 5 CCTV • 2 DMS • 7 Detectors • 2 HAR

  33. ALDOT Division 2 • 8 CCTV • 2 DMS • 2 Weather • 2 HAR • 3 Detectors

  34. ALDOT Division 3 • 72 CCTV • 14 DMS

  35. ALDOT Division 5 5 • 43 CCTV • 13 DMS

  36. ALDOT Division 6 • 51 CCTV • 10 DMS • 3 HAR • 50 Detectors

  37. ALDOT SW Region • 101 CCTV • 15 DMS • 7 HAR • 28 Detectors

  38. Other Existing info from Surveys • 76% of respondents exchange info with Incident/Emergency management agencies • 56% of respondents disseminate traffic information to the public via the internet • Top 3 user services for mitigating transportation problems are Traffic Control, Incident Management and Disaster Response/Evacuation • At least 10 different agencies currently track incident response times and clearance times.

  39. ALDOT Current & Planned ITS Projects Adaptive Signals Algo I-10 Corridor I-65 DMS Project Video Wall Projects FHWA Scan Tour

  40. Adaptive Signals (SCATS) 3 Pilot Projects Montgomery Birmingham Huntsville Pre & Post Corridor Study Future Projects ALDOT Program Municipal ATRIP projects Qualification demonstration

  41. Adaptive Signals Montgomery East & South Boulevard 35 intersections 13 miles $1.8 million Awarded to World Fiber City of Montgomery maintenance responsibility

  42. Adaptive Signals Birmingham US 280 25 intersections 9 miles $1.45 million Awarded to American Lighting & Signalization ALDOT maintenance responsibility

  43. Adaptive Signals

  44. Adaptive Signals Huntsville US 431 (Governors Dr) 16 intersections 8 miles $960,000 Awarded to Shoals Electric City of Huntsville maintenance responsibility

  45. algo Deployment status: Montgomery 80% Mobile 20% Birmingham 0% www.algotraffic.com(coming soon) Mobile app (coming soon)

  46. Corridor

  47. I-65 DMS Project -Montgomery

  48. I-65 DMS Project -Montgomery

  49. I-65 DMS Project -Montgomery

  50. I-65 DMS Project -Montgomery

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