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Explore the transformative advancements of the Southeast Michigan Transportation Operations Center (SEMTOC) in 2013. This agenda covers key enhancements, including the expansion of freeway courtesy patrols and a state-of-the-art facility. The report highlights notable incidents, like the I-75 pile-up on February 13, 2013, showcasing effective communication and rapid response. SEMTOC's 24/7 Twitter updates, improved traffic management systems, and routine severe weather drills underscore their commitment to enhancing transportation safety and operations in Southeast Michigan.
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SEMTOC Operations Reinventing and Advancing into 2013 Dayo Akinyemi, PE Michigan Department of Transportation Southeast Michigan Transportation Operations Center
Agenda • SE Michigan Transportation Operations Center • SEMTOC Enhancements • Freeway Courtesy Patrol Expansion • Progress in Action – I-75 Incident on 02/13/13 • Questions Reinventing and Advancing
SEMTOC Composition MDOT & MSP Control Room ITS Field Maintenance Freeway Courtesy Patrol The SEMTOC Team ITS Design
SEMTOC Enhancements • Moved into State-of-the-Art Facility • Travel Time Deployment • Dedicated Construction & Event Coordinator • Launched 24/7 SEMTOC Twitter Updates SEMTOC – Enhanced version 2.0
SEMTOC Enhancements • Increased Control Room Coverage at BWB • Began Routine Severe Weather Table Tops • Recalibrated Monthly Metric Reporting • Migrating to New Traffic Mgmt. System SEMTOC – Enhanced version 2.0
Freeway Courtesy Patrol • 2.85 million miles • 53,000 stops • 35,000 assists • 2,631 accidents • 7,000 gals of gas
Freeway Courtesy Patrol ‘12: 320 Miles‘13: 391 Miles
Progress-In-Action: I-75 Pile-Up • Approx. 9:30 02/13/13 • Snow Squalls on SB I-75 at Rouge River Bridge. • 1 Mile of pockets of multiple accidents. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCkAgitFVg0
I-75 Rouge River Bridge • 9:33 – Notified of multi-car incident • 9:43 – Responders arrived on scene • 9:44 – FCP close freeway Southbound at Springwells • 15:21 – Vehicles were removed. Waves of street sweepers, fire washing, and salt trucks went clearing the roadway • 15:50 – Roadway opened
I-75 Rouge River Bridge • Excellent Communication • Additional people and extra support offered • Good use of 800 MHz radios • Cleared in 6 hours • Minimal delays • Cold weather supplies