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I-95 Corridor Coalition I-95 Corridor Coalition Travel Information Services Committee Meeting January 19, 2017 For audio, please dial 719-867-1571 and enter 725437# at the prompt I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS › www.i95coalition.org Meeting Requests This is an in-person & virtual meeting – we would like to achieve the same experience for all participants • All Participants – in-person and via webcast • Questions will be addressed at the end of each presentation • Please give your name and agency before asking your question (at least the first time) • Participation in-person • Please remember all sounds are picked up by the audio system • Participation via webcast • Please keep your phone muted until asking a question or speaking (press *6 to mute/unmute individual phone lines) • Please do not place call “on hold” as your hold music will be heard by the group I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 2 Housekeeping Items Additional Webcast & Audio Information • Please call 610.662.5569 for difficulties with the web or audio application Presentations will be posted • Presentations will be posted to the I-95 Corridor Coalition website. Participants will receive a link to the presentations after they are posted • Contact Information will be available at the end of this presentation I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 3 Web Meeting Participants Agency Representative Agency Representative FHWA Bob Rupert, Rich Taylor New Hampshire DOT Nicholas King, Steven Lemire Florida DOT Russell Allen New Jersey DOT Gail Yazersky, Jeevanjot Singh Georgia DOT Mark Demidovich North Carolina DOT Kelly Wells I-95 Corridor Coalition Patricia Hendren North Jersey TPA Solomon Caviness Pennsylvania Turnpike Maine DOT Clifton Curtis Bob Taylor, Lorie Gray, Tim Scanlon Commission Maryland SHA Glenn McLaughlin South Carolina DOT Tisha Dickerson Massachusetts DOT Lorenzo Parra Virginia DOT Mena Lockwood, Pete Costello (ITERIS) Montgomery County Vermont Agency of Will Kenlaw Robert White Transit- MD Transportation I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 4 In-Person Attendees Agency Representative Agency Representative Delaware DOT Gene Donaldson North Jersey TPA Mary Ameen DVRPC Paul Carafides, Chris King, Justin Neff Pennsylvania DOT Mark Kopko, Jerome Frederick FHWA George Fleagle Total Traffic Hubert Clay GEWI North America Eli Sherer TRANSCOM Rob Bamford I-95 Corridor Coalition Denise Markow UMD CATT Lab John Allen INRIX Amy Lopez, Rick Schuman KMJ Consulting, Inc. Karen Jehanian New Jersey DOT Sal Cowan, Bill Kingsland, Ahsan Ali I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 5 Please confirm that your line is muted *6 Thank you! I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 6 Agenda Time Topic Speaker Housekeeping Items & Karen Jehanian, KMJ Consulting, Inc. 10:00am to 10:15am Self-Introductions Mary Ameen, NJTPA (TIS Co-chair) Welcome from DVRPC Mike Boyer, Associate Director, DVRPC 10:15am to 10:25am Coalition Welcome & Update on Activities Dr. Trish Hendren, Executive Director • TSMO Structure and Summit I-95 Corridor Coalition TIS Project Updates Mary Ameen, NJTPA (TIS Co-chair) 10:25am to • Leveraging Agency Transit Data – General Transit Feed Specification Workflows – to Third Party Denise Markow, TSMO Program Coordinator, 10:40am Information Providers I-95 Corridor Coalition • Standardized Lexicon for ATMS Inputs 10:40am to 10:50am Break (10 minutes) 10:50am to 11:30am Florida DOT 511 - two-part system (DIVAS and Next Gen FL511) Russell Allen, Florida DOT 11:30am to noon New England Compass - Lessons Learned Denise Markow Noon to 12:30pm Break to get Lunch (30 minutes) Member Agency Update - Massachusetts DOT – 511 Update and their compliance with 23 CFR 511 Real Lorenzo Parra, Massachusetts DOT Time System Management Info Program FHWA Update – Part 1 Rich Taylor, FHWA • Final Rule – National Performance Management Measures Agency Members 12:30pm to 2:20pm Agency Roundtable discussion on “Changes to Travel Info/511” – What changes (if any) are you planning to Facilitated by Mark Kopko, PennDOT make to your system – when and why? (TIS Co-chair) FHWA Update – Part 2 • 23 CFR 511 Real-time System Management Info Program Bob Rupert, FHWA • FHWA’s Automated Vehicle Vision Statement 2:20pm to 2:30pm Coalition Upcoming Events and Meeting Wrap Up Mark Kopko (TIS Co-chair) I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 7 Welcome from DVRPC Mike Boyer, Associate Director, Planning DVRPC I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 8 Coalition Welcome & Update on Activities Dr. Trish Hendren, Executive Director I-95 Corridor Coalition • TSMO Moving Forward • TSMO Summit Highlights I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 9 • Annual Cross Cutting Meeting TSMO Moving Forward • “Cross-fertilization” projects TSMO Coordinator (Denise) HOGs meetings (2017) • April – Tri-State • May – Delaware • TIS In–person/Web meetings (2017) • June – Potomac • January • September – New England • September/October • October – Southern Traveler Incident Information Management January 19, 2017 10 TSMO Summit Highlights • Held in Philadelphia on November 30, 2017 • 12 states attended in person with two others via webinar. • States defined priorities both corridor and region wide • Corridor Priorities include: • Developing a corridor strategic plan • Evaluating how states operate under TSMO • What are available funding sources? • How can we develop a TSMO ROI? • Standardizing Performance Measures • Engaging in Significant Events I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 11 States in attendance at the summit who provided TIS priority responses: Maine** TSMO New Hampshire** Massachusetts Rhode Island Summit New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Highlights Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Virginia North Carolina Georgia Absent: Connecticut, Vermont, South Carolina, Florida Technology What is trending in 511? What is trending in Traveler Information besides 511? What is the use of 511 vs other technologies? Learn more about mobile apps that detect pedestrian crossings, school zones and high collision location. GPS Routing for Emergency Operations and Special Events – how do we get providers to change maps for major events? Use of Traveler Information How do we use 511 for Evacuation Planning? What is involved with “Social Media Monitoring”? How can it be best used? Maximizing the use of 511 for Significant Events Planning & Coordination How can we best post work zone information? Data Sharing Sharing event/work zone/weather data across borders Sharing data across all transportation modes Data sharing – public - public partnerships Data sharing – public – private partnerships (How do we share our data with vendors?) Performance Performance Measures Conducting an ROI on Travel Times Conduct an ROI on Truck Parking Conduct an ROI for TSMO on the Corridor – develop a TSMO Value template I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 12 TIS Project Updates Mary Ameen, PE, Esq. NJTPA (TIS Co-chair) Denise Markow, PE, TSMO Program Coordinator I-95 Corridor Coalition • Leveraging Agency Transit Data – General Transit Feed Specification Workflows – to Third Party Information Providers • Standardized Lexicon for ATMS Inputs I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 13 Leveraging Agency Transit data – General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) Workflows – to 3rd Party Information Providers Information on Standardize End-User Transportation Data Information Options Delivery Open Source Data General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 14 Leveraging Agency Transit data – General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) Workflows – to 3rd Party Information Providers Contact: Gabrielle Fausel, NJTPA Status: Currently anticipated that NJTPA’s consultant selection process/contract award will be complete in early Calendar Year 2017. Part 1 – Conduct capacity building peer exchange (April 2017 – June 2017) • To share best practices, • To review various methods and • To define appropriate scope of effort for region. Part 2 – Address the problems and challenges involved in standardizing the GTFS, including what data types are available for shared ride applications, and exploring ideas for creating useful tools from raw data. (June 2017 – November 2017) Part 3 - Conduct Information Exchange to inform its members on the results, use cases and lessons learned. (November 2017 – March 2018) I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 15 Standardized Lexicon for ATMS Inputs Member Project Team: NH, VT, ME I-95 Corridor Coalition: Denise Markow, PE Consultant Team: KMJ Consulting, Inc. Objective: To adopt a common lexicon of terms to describe three specific ATMS inputs that may be used by agencies throughout the corridor. Talk the same talk I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 16 ATMS Inputs 1. Road Weather Conditions’ Descriptions 2. Incident Management Timeline Elements 3. ITS Device Uptime/Reliability I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 17 Project Scope & Status to Date Task Status 1 Conduct Kick-off meeting complete Identify 3 ATMS inputs to be included in 2 complete the project Road Weather Incident ITS Device Uptime/ Conditions’ Management Reliability Descriptions Timeline Elements 4 Conduct literature search/ member scan complete complete in progress Prepare of a common lexicon for review 5 complete complete in progress and discussion Review lexicon with agencies and 6 complete under agency review finalize I-95 Corridor Coalition › TIS January 19, 2017 18 Overview – ATMS Inputs • Consistent ATMS inputs to
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