Workshop 158
Leveraging Traffic Count Data and ITS Data for Shared Usage
Sunday, January 10,
1:30 PM-
4:30 PM ET
Convention Center 2016, 151B
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Convention Center 2016, 151B
Workshop | PDH
Peter Keen, Digital Traffic Systems, Inc. (DTS)
Sponsored by:
Standing Committee on Highway Traffic Monitoring (Changed to ACP70 on 4/14/2020) (ABJ35)
Standing Committee on Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems (Changed to AED20 on 4/15/2020) (ABJ30)
Standing Committee on Traffic Signal Systems (Changed to ACP25 on 4/15/2020) (AHB25)
Standing Committee on Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems (Changed to AED20 on 4/15/2020) (ABJ30)
Standing Committee on Traffic Signal Systems (Changed to ACP25 on 4/15/2020) (AHB25)
The workshop provides examples of how to leverage continuous traffic count data and real-time (ITS) traffic data systems for shared usage in support of operations and planning for multiple applications (e.g., systems operations, traffic monitoring, and performance measures). Topics include how agencies can implement real-time traffic count data accessibility and show the potential benefits of a more integrated approach.
| Title | Presentation Number |
|---|---|
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Leveraging Virginia’s Traffic Monitoring Network to Provide Real-Time Data for Operations, Performance Measures, and Informed Decision-Making
Mena Lockwood, Virginia Department of Transportation
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P16-1261 |
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Configuring Wisconsin DOT’s Traffic Monitoring Assets for Real-Time Data – Lessons Learned
Susie Forde, Wisconsin Department of Transportation
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P16-1264 |
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Implementation Options for Real-Time Data Delivery – Practical Guidance for Success
David Newman, Digital Traffic Systems, Inc. (DTS)
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P16-1265 |
