IBM Transportation Management Center

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1 Integrated, proactive transportation network management Document number

2 Executive summary Transportation network operators are squeezed by the combination of expanding capacity demand coupled with escalating infrastructure costs. As system reliability and quality suffers, citizens clamor for a safer, more efficient and dependable transportation network. Using technology, transportation professionals can maximize system capacity and enhance user transportation decision making leading to increased citizen satisfaction. The IBM Transportation Management Center can provide integration and visibility across the entire transportation system, improving system efficiency and citizen satisfaction. Clients worldwide have realized the benefits of the IBM Transportation Management Center. 2

3 Global transportation under pressure Passenger vehicles expected to grow from one billion to 2.5 billion by Freight volumes could grow by a factor of four by Infrastructure investment needs alone could reach USD11 billion by The European Commission (EC) estimates that road traffic congestion affects 10% of the road network, and costs the EU about 1% of its GDP annually. Computing, Europe split over best way forward for traffic systems, June 18, 2009 In 2011, congestion caused urban Americans to travel 5.5 billion hours more and to purchase an extra 2.9 billion gallons of fuel for a congestion cost of USD121 billion. Texas A&M Transportation Institute, 2012 Urban Mobility Report, December OECD Transport Outlook 2012: Seamless Transport for Greener Growth. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 2 OECD Transport Outlook OECD Strategic Transport Infrastructure Needs to Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 3

4 Dublin s City Council (DCC) transportation challenges right now Virtually no change observed in transport usage patterns over the last 5+ years in the city Ambitious targets set by DCC to achieve an intermodal shift from cars to other transport modes, and improve freight efficiency, all by 2017 Reducing congestion can help city to realize almost EUR1.9 billion in economic benefits, simply by improving situational awareness with transportation management Freight users can improve efficiency, save money and improve network flow with better traveler information Business as usual means objectives will not be met. DCC needs to take a bold approach to achieve its objectives 4

5 Transportation leaders must respond Citizens demand security, convenience, opportunity and prosperity. This results in: Ever-increasing requirement for more services, using constrained budgets High expectation to deliver individual services and information in real time Service reliability and quality are keys to improving traffic flow and public transport ridership Basic obligation to manage incidents quickly, improve safety and convenience Source: Alamri, 2011; BBC, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2004; Saudi British Bank, 2008; The Guardian,

6 New traffic management technology offers benefits Reduce operational inefficiency and reduce costs Improve commuter safety and travel experiences Accelerate incident response times Up to 10% Up to 15% Up to 25% Provide more-accurate and timely citizen advisories Up to 60 minutes earlier Increase traffic flow, transit ridership, occupancy and revenue Up to 25% Decrease or defer infrastructure investments Up to 20% Result: Transformative, centralized management of traffic and transit operations built on advanced analytics and collaborative processes 6

7 New Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) enable you to realize those benefits Traditional ITS capabilities focused more on knowing the transportation network status so clients can react to the situation. New ITS capabilities focus on anticipating what is likely to happen so they can predict and avoid the likely congestion situations. 7 Until recently we had a fragmented view of the overall health and real-time status of Dublin s transport network, making it very difficult to identify traffic congestion in its early stages because the causes of a delay had often moved on. Brendan O Brien, head of technical services, Roads and Traffic Department, Dublin City Council

8 How IBM implements new ITS capabilities Traditional Approach Proprietary solutions Single vendor lock-in IBM s Smarter Approach Open architecture Componentized solutions Independent from roadside equipment vendors Equipment-driven procurement Service-driven solution with customer experience focus Transaction reporting Advanced analytics The IBM Transportation Management Center delivers situational awareness across traffic centers with a flexible system to manage road transport. China Liaoning provincial government (translated) 8

9 IBM Transportation Management Center solution Smarter Transportation Management A comprehensive, integrated solution to meet your various transportation management challenges Capitalize on new insights by providing a holistic, system-wide approach to transportation system data analysis and management Create system-wide efficiencies by optimizing capacity and minimizing congestion Collaborate in new ways to assure safety and improve the traveler s experience Increased accuracy of traffic volume data to 90% ensures that drivers receive more accurate reports on traffic tie-ups, suggested route changes, etc. Having the ability to create actionable insight from the traffic monitoring data gives us an ability to better manage congestion as well as provide citizens with more precise traffic information. Thomas Weil, Head of Traffic Management Center, Cologne 9

10 IBM Transportation Management Center solution IBM Transportation Management Center can help you: Increase traffic flow Improve operational efficiency Improve commuter safety and travel experience Respond to incidents faster Deliver accurate and timely citizen advisories Use existing assets better Transportation Management Requires System-wide integration & visibility Vendor & technology agnostic device integration Advanced decision support with optimization Active Traffic Management (ATM) enablement Incident management tools & techniques Cross-agency collaboration tools IBM Delivers System-wide, real-time visibility of traffic, incidents & assets Standards-based integration with all external entities Advanced predictive analytics & traffic optimization control plan engine Coordinated device control framework to support ATM Automatic incident detection & Standard Operating Procedures Tools to share single view of truth & collaborate across agencies 10

11 IBM s Transportation Management Center can deliver economic and social benefits Real Benefits Details Minimize congestion costs WW: USD740 billion annual cost 25% reduction in congestion = USD185 billion savings in U.S. Boost economic activity 6% increase in retail sales from 25% reduction in congestion Average capital city experiences a EUR1.4 billion potential increase in retail sales Cut pollution WW: 4,848 million tonnes of carbon emissions from road transportation sources 20% emissions reduction = 970 million tonnes Reduce accidents WW: 1.24 million annual road crash related deaths 25% reduction = 310,000 lives annually Source: IBM; IMF; World Bank; Centre for Retail Research; International Transport Forum; World Health Organization 11

12 Increase network-level situational awareness Dashboard capabilities Analyze patterns of traffic conditions, traffic flow graphs and event reports Citywide condition visibility where: Map provides visual cues Events identify incidents Reports show trends 12

13 Provide detailed network insight Detailed capabilities Monitor real-time traffic congestion along with device or event status Citywide condition visibility where: Map and corresponding detailed tabular view give: Traffic congestion Device status Event status Tabular view can be sorted Operator retrieves details by visually selecting point on map Click selected item to view details 13

14 Supply fleet location oversight Fleet capabilities Monitor real-time locations of all vehicles in the fleet on route map Vehicle color coding to indicate extent of schedule deviation Citywide condition visibility where: Map and corresponding detailed tabular view give: Vehicle Locations Schedule Deviations Incidents Tabular view can be sorted Operator retrieves details by visually selecting point on map Vehicle current location on route Stop Route Tabular view containing vehicle, stop & route status in detail 14

15 Provide specific schedule-adherence details Monitoring capabilities Analyze individual vehicle performance issues using a vehicle perspective Analyze a zonal issue using a stop perspective Citywide condition visibility that presents: Arrival time details for a vehicle at future stops on mouse over Arrival times of the next several vehicles at a stop on mouse over Detailed schedule predictions in tabular form Predicted arrival times at next few stops vs. scheduled Predicted arrival times of next few buses at this stops vs. scheduled Detailed view of a vehicle arrival schedule with color code indicating extent of deviation Vehicle details ID, route, service Stops details ID, location 15

16 Solution architecture Loop Detectors OCR Video Analytics End-User Experience End-User Experience End-User Experience... End-User Application End-User Application Legacy Traffic Devices Blue-Tooth Vehicle On-Board Devices Cell Phone & Smart Phone... Adapters Solutions for Traffic Operations Solutions for Transit Operations Smarter Transportation Management TMC/ATMS Custom Databases Traffic Prediction Traffic Optimization Transit Optimization... Traffic Light Control Service Provider Applications Map/GIS Data Source 3 rd Party Data Sources IBM Product & Add-On Components 3 rd Party Applications Legend Integration Solutions IBM User Experience 3 rd Party Applications 16

17 IBM Transportation Management Center Faster deployment. Faster ROI. An integrated, open, deployment-ready solution that can help you: Analyze risks, identify potential points of failure and prepare mitigation responses. Maximize existing infrastructure investments and minimize your system s TCO. Transform silo-based problem solving into collaborative, process-driven problem solving by achieving cross-domain synergies with other transportation modes, public safety, city planning, etc. Optimize system operations with integrated oversight, Predictive analytics and continuous improvement. Manage incidents using a system-wide, single view of truth through a preset geospatial view of defined data sources. Access three levels of analytics: Preprogrammed analytics tools Customer-configured analytics tools Optional analytics tools for deep data insight Quickly locate, integrate and access system data with a "wizard" type approach. Speed up customization, education and standard procedures development. 17

18 Smarter Transportation customers achieving real results Improve safety, reduce accidents and save money by integrating motorway management Queensland Motorways improves traffic flow and toll revenue by moving ¼ million vehicles a day through timely commuter advice and automated toll collection City of Zhenjiang makes public transportation system faster and more efficient by improving transit flow on 2000 city buses and 100 bus routes Develop highspeed urban passenger transport network to meet growing population needs Forecast and prevent potential congestion and better coordinate response to accidents and adverse weather with traffic control center Da Nang, Vietnam improves Public Transit Network with real-time information on traffic control center and 100 city buses to assist in monitoring traffic and controlling traffic lights Finnish Transport Agency transforms 78,000 km of roadway data into insights to enhance safety and operational efficiency Integrate and analyze existing roadway data to improve road maintenance and make the country's motorways safer and easier to navigate 18

19 Why IBM? Ranked #1 among smarter city suppliers 1 Deep expertise helping thousands of cities from small to large deliver real outcomes More than 100 years experience designing and integrating systems that solve business problems 21 consecutive years of U.S. patent leadership One of the world s most powerful analytics portfolios A range of deployment options, including cloud SaaS, on premises and shared Thousands of talented resources including business consultants, scientists, mathematicians and developers The breadth and depth of capability in software and services along with the ability to analyze and integrate information and provide executive dashboards and citizen interaction is probably unmatched in the market. 2 1 Navigant Research, Navigant Research Leaderboard Report: Smart City Suppliers, Eric Woods and John Gartner, 3Q Forrester Research, Service Providers Accelerate Smart City Projects, Jennifer Belissent and Frederic Giron, July 30,

20 Next steps Design Road Map Implement Roadmap Track and Capture Benefits 20 Inventory existing capabilities: Transportation maturity assessment Identify policy goals and priorities Assess quality of existing information Develop business case and step-by-step implementation plan for hardware, software, and process, organization and training Implement roadmap using a phased approach Design and implement new processes and organization requirements Train staff Track key performance indicators identified in business case Monitor performance and trouble-shoot implementation or execution issues Implement fixes or remediation strategies

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