What will TMS provide?

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2 What will TMS provide? Bridge Management System Access to state and non-state bridge data Automated reports on bridges beyond normal maintenance condition levels Data on inspections, NBI, MOBARS and CORDLIB are all located in one location Travelway Features Management System Adopt-A-Highway, Billboards, Junkyards, Rumblestrips, Soundwalls, Guard Cable, Curfews Travelways Management System Information on Missouri routes and their corresponding intersections State system class, functional classification, and lane information Pavement Management System Automated Pavement Condition Reports Pavement Structural History Condition History (Regression) Traffic Monitoring/Congestion Management System Level of Service information Access to all available traffic volume data Safety Management System Access accident data from 1987 present Accident rate queries Accident summaries Statewide, district and county average accident rates Intersection expected accident values for specific intersection types High accident location and wet/dry reports

3 What are the benefits of TMS? Billboard and junkyard permitting Detailed feature database management Provides individual sign and junkyard information storage and retrieval capabilities Automated customer correspondence Majority of correspondence is auto- ed Automated customer invoicing and receivables tracking Imaging and document organization Allows the ability to toggle between applications Extensive billboard and junkyard reporting Involved party management

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5 COUNTY LOGS VS. CONTINUOUS LOGS What s the difference?

6 Log Continuous Log Units Travelways will be continuous from begin to end Travelways will be inventoried in the direction of travel Log Log Log

7 Continuous Logs Continue to increment for the length of the route US 50 East through three counties Moniteau Cole Osage

8 County Logs Start at zero after each county line break US 50 East through three counties Moniteau 0 Cole Osage

9 Search Capabilities ID (permit number) and status Geographical area and county Involved party Sign owner Land owner Travelway log mile range Displays location as well as permit information

10 Linear Referencing System Uses location and linear references to relate data Inventories are located along a route at a log mile or a beginning and ending log mile Relates diverse information based solely upon the location and which the information resides Data is located using known points, such as intersections, county boundaries, log miles and bridges Cross reference log miles and coordinates

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13 ODA Billboard & Junkyard Details Locates inventory using travelway selection Allows entry and update of inventory attributes Conforming/Nonconforming Size & lighting Message Technology Number of faces; poles Sets defaults if applicable Provides access to policies and procedures manual Supports automatic pass thru all attribute data for quick entry

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15 ODA Billboard & Junkyard Permit Allows entry and update of permit details Sign type Billboard, exempt, directional or official Permit type New/biennial, vegetation or transfer Sign owner Property owner Application date Checks owner payment history Provides access to policies and procedures manual Automatically generates permit document

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17 ODA Correspondence Management Generates billboard and junkyard business correspondence directly from the application Enforces required, modifying and optional fields before generating Allows for embedded photos or jpegs Supports electronic signatures Documents are auto- ed to customer and auto-saved into Media application (SharePoint)

18 ODA Maps Supports interactive mapping of billboard and junkyard inventories Automatically zooms to inventory record selected Map shields color coded by status Permit numbers displayed in symbol

19 Pavement Management System The ARAN (Automatic Road Analyzer) van collects data on the interstate, primary, and supplementary highway systems every year. The low volume routes (AADT less than 1700) are collected by the district each year. The ARAN van collects data every 0.02 or 1/50th of a mile. The data is collected for 14,000 22,000 miles per year. The current collection speed is between 13 48MPH.

20 ODA Video Supports interactive video to visualize inventory location Automatically zooms to inventory record location frame in video Allows forward and reverse video displaying location miles and x, y coordinates Allows desktop verification, saving costs and driving miles

21 Questions?? Shelley Hynes MoDOT (314) Jessica Sawyer MoDOT (417)