Cloud ITS: Reducing Congestion & Saving Lives



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Cloud ITS: Reducing Congestion & Saving Lives

In 2008, for the first time in human history, the proportion of the worlds population based in urban areas was greater than 50 percent. *IBM Report: Transportation and Economic Development

Challenges & Opportunities

Why ITS? Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) are the present and future of transportation management in the U.S. and around the world. Transit time reduction (est. up to 25%) Decreased emissions (~ 22%) Enhanced accident prevention Facilitate systems management approach for intermodal planning Conserve space for community development Job growth - up to 600K new jobs over the next 20 years.

Intelligent Transport Systems $1 billion-plus market in US, projected to expand to $3 billion by 2017 (IMS, Pike, ITIF). Nearly 80% of current ITS spending is on Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS) and Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS). Efficiency upgrade provide a 3-10x costbenefit improvement over infrastructure (roads, bridges), which was $39 billion in 2009 per the CBO (2011).

Traffic Adaptive Control Dynamically respond to congestion conditions Increase overall roadway capacity Update network wide signal coordination based upon criteria: Congestion mitigation Emissions control Idle times Vehicle throughput Why is this important?

Increase Transport Usage Cost of Congestion in US US $101 Billion 4.8 Billion hours of wasted time Quality of life Emissions Air pollution Noise pollution As societies become wealthier, quality of life increases in importance

Traffic Fatalities

Connecting People Connected vehicle initiative Shift to multi-modal travel Getting information into the hands of the people who need it! How do we get there? Connecting people with the information they need! Relevant and accurate, real-time information

Congestion Measurement Technology Inconspicuous installation Measure total congestion: Travel-time Delay Cost-effective solutions Easy to install Limited maintenance Cloud-based infrastructure

Smart phones, laptops, tablets and other devices each have a unique MAC address 48:27:45:67:89:fb 01:23:11:56:76:ab 10:42:24:54:34:cf 13:30:65:12:19:af 03:30:76:67:37:ab

01:23:45:67:89:ab 01:23:45:67:89:ab Acyclica technology anonymously collects information and distills actionable information

A B C -48-78 -89 With Wifi detection, we fully characterize vehicle movement as it approaches, stops and leaves an intersection.

Understanding Travel-Time A B C A B C Free-Flow Speed Stop Bar Travel-Time Travel-Time with Delay

Applications Congestion mapping 511 systems Route planning Intersection high speed approach HOV / congestion based tolling Travel times Intersection delay analysis Level of service indications 24x7 turning movement analysis

Applications Workzone congestion enforcement Variable message signs Corridor speed & traveltime analysis Ramp metering activations Incident Detection Origin - Destination Analysis

Applications Public transit utilization Public transit origin - destination Round-a-bout entrydeparture analysis Time-based route planning Emergency responder routing

Time Mappings > 8 minutes < 8 minutes < 3.5 minutes Origin Given any origin location, Acyclica can provide travel times across city Valuable analytics for economic development Understand commute times across region Optimize public transit based on travel-time

Corridor Analysis Advanced traffic engineering tools to optimize signal timing Analyze route traveltimes by time of day and day of week Quickly analyze traffic patterns week-overweek or day by day Provide direct feedback for adaptive traffic systems

Intersection Delay Analytics Sensor provide reliable free-flow travel time and average delay Travel-times reported from stop-bar Provide 95% confidence interval for any route Delay analysis shows left, right, thru delay for every approach

Route Utilization Pattern analysis tools visualize egress routes Allows city planning / MPO to understand routing choices Stimulate economic development by understanding traffic patterns Visualize commuter traffic patterns Use in conjunction with bike paths to monitor travel behavior Origin

Emergency Management

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