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Kentucky CIMS Rob Bostrom Wilbur Smith Associates Kentucky Freight Conference May 15, 2007 Presentation Overview Purpose of KY CIMS KY CIMS data sources KY CIMS functionality KY CIMS next generation Purpose of KY CIMS


  1. Kentucky CIMS Rob Bostrom Wilbur Smith Associates Kentucky Freight Conference May 15, 2007

  2. Presentation Overview • Purpose of KY CIMS • KY CIMS data sources • KY CIMS functionality • KY CIMS next generation

  3. Purpose of KY CIMS • Evaluate demands on infrastructure • Analyze multiple modes concurrently • Identify modal deficiencies • Identify intermodal opportunities

  4. Freight Analysis Procedures • Map productions and attractions • Identify zonal movement • Network loading • Corridor analysis • Select link analysis

  5. CIMS: Technologies & Data • Combines multiple technologies to meet analysis goals Commodity Flows (TRANSEARCH) Travel Demand Modeling Economic Impacts Geographic Information Systems

  6. Data: Highways

  7. Data: Backbone Highways

  8. Data: Coal Haul Highways

  9. Data: Rail Network

  10. Data: Waterways

  11. Data: Intermodal Locations

  12. Data: Transearch Regions

  13. Seamless Model Integration Interface Between GIS and Travel Demand Geographic Modeling Software Information System Modeling Professionals Ensure Accuracy CIMS Interface Simplified Queries Available to Non- Modelers Transportation Modeling

  14. Scenario Manager Allows Cataloging of CIMS Model Runs

  15. Scenario Creation Provides Intuitive Query System for Freight Data

  16. Sample Report

  17. Integrated Mapping/GIS View and Analyze Scenario Modeling Results Productions/ Attractions Zonal Movements Network Flows

  18. Freight Transport Modeling Sends Scenario Data to calibrated Travel Demand Models for Network Analysis

  19. Capacity Issues • Standard GIS Routing Techniques – Simply Sum Route Flows – Procedures are not readily available to re- allocate trip distribution when capacity is exceeded on network links • Transportation Models are Designed to Handle Capacity Restraints

  20. Functions – Vehicle Comparison Kentucky CIMS

  21. Kentucky CIMS Functions – Network Comparison – Network Comparison

  22. Benefits • Useful to non-GIS professionals • More effective network analysis • Scenarios easily shared with Enterprise GIS • Multimodal demand/opportunities analysis

  23. KY CIMS: Next Generation • Rail & waterway assignments • Validation of Transearch data • Other – audience? • Costs – more detailed Transearch data – Modeling of rail & waterways

  24. Questions • Greg Yarbrough – gyarbrough@wilbursmith.com • Jill Asher – Jill.asher@ky.gov

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