WINTER OPERATIONS COALITION

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Denise Inda, P.E. Nevada DOT WINTER OPERATIONS COALITION Multi-State Approach to Improved Corridor Operations Road Weather Management Stakeholder Meeting September 7-9, 2011

The Transportation and Freight Perspective I-80 feeder routes consist of U.S. and state highways as well as interstates The freight industry views I-80 as a multi-route freight corridor with connecting and parallel routes

The Problem Major economic freight/tourist corridor (50% trucks) 1,200 miles across four states rural & mountainous 346 deaths in the U.S. from icy roads (2009-2010) Snowfall Donner Summit 420, Nevada 200-300 Massive elevation changes Wyoming and Nebraska flat lands

California Donner Summit

Queue on I-80 during a snow closure at the CA/NV state line

Utah Parley s Canyon 7500 7000 7,100 FT 6500 6000 5500 5000 4,250 FT 4500 4000 3500 1 21 41 61 81 101 121 141 161 181

Wyoming Blowing Snow / Visibility

The Impact Delays Economic Costs at $1M / Hour Stranded Motorists Accidents Safety Deteriorates Limits Access for EMS/Emergency Response

The Solution Link Traffic Operations Centers Share Information Across State Lines Consistent Interstate Service

High Priority Initiatives Leverage state resources to create innovative solutions to winter issues on I-80 Provide a forum for information sharing Share data with transportation agencies and public Establish common procedures for consistent operations Coordinate, Communicate, Cooperate (C 3 ) Establish partnerships: funding, traveler info, weather forecasting

Coalition Kick-Off Meeting January 2010 I-80 Coalition Partners: Caltrans Nevada DOT Utah DOT Wyoming DOT Private Sector Involvement: Kimley-Horn Northwest Weathernet Weather Solutions Group Vaisala Meridian Environmental Peer State Input: Washington State (NW Passage) New Hampshire (I-95 Coalition)

Coalition Meeting October 2010 I-80 Coalition Partners: Caltrans Nevada DOT Utah DOT Wyoming DOT Nebraska Dept of Roads Invited Speakers/Participants: Wal-Mart National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) National Weather Service (NWS) Private Sector Involvement: Kimley-Horn Northwest Weathernet Vaisala Meridian Environmental Telvent DTN Open Roads Consulting Inrix

Task Forces TMC/ Communications Improve coordination and communication among TMCs Proactive and preweather event planning Consistent traveler info for major weather events Road Weather Management Weather influences on Maintenance, TMC Ops, Freight Better integrate and apply weather data sources and forecasts Freight Share information about freight activities, studies Engage private sector for input to issues and strategies Advisory-level function

TMC/Communications Coordination call held on March 24 (a Thursday) and a follow up call on March 29 (a Tuesday) Caltrans TMC Tour and Training UDOT used its DMS to post closure notifications of I-80 at Donner Pass Nebraska post-storm coordination with Wyoming

Weather Mapping Out Partnerships University of Nevada University of Wyoming NCAR University of Utah FHWA Private Sector Weather National Weather Service Help Drive Road Weather Technology Define/Develop Operational Weather Needs and Standardize Messages Conduct Specific Coalition Research

Freight Freight considerations for traveler Information and mobility Leverage freight activities in partner states I-5 truck parking I-15 Truck Parking Study Advisory role/input Road Weather Management Task Force Unique traveler information needs Maintain connections with private sector freight

IMO Project Allow real-time mobile data information to be captured and exchanged Measure efficiency gains (labor and material savings easy to do through snow/ice mgmt) NDOT supplying 19 vehicles along the I-80 corridor in a joint venture with University of Nevada Reno (UNR) Partners NDOT NCAR FHWA Road Weather Management Program FHWA CLARUS

IMO Project Proof of Concept UNR snowplow CAN-bus data completed Data collection tests will occur throughout summer Research Outcomes Integration with CLARUS and MDSS Partnering with private companies to enhance data

Coalition Accomplishments Corridor-wide contact list/map Ops, maintenance, NWS, traveler info resources Coalition web site Best practices, coalition documents, links Successful outreach activities Involvement of key stakeholders throughout year using webinars and Task Force meetings

Coalition Accomplishments Multi-state projects TIGER II submittal, IntelliDrive SM Weather initiatives inws and NWSChat tool, working on Weather Ops Plan Freight partner involvement States will work with each other for pre-storm and post-storm coordination efforts Collaboration and sharing of emerging projects/programs that could benefit other states

www.i80coalition.com

Denise Inda, P.E. Chief Traffic Ops Engineer Nevada DOT dinda@ndot.state.nv.us Lisa Burgess Project Manager Kimley-Horn and Assoc. Lisa.burgess@kimley-horn.com Deanna Haase Project Engineer Kimley-Horn and Assoc. Deanna.haase@kimley-horn.com