road weather information systems
play

Road Weather Information Systems Matthew Glasse sser Assis istan - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Road Weather Information Systems Matthew Glasse sser Assis istan ant S Stat ate I ITS E Engin ineer Background Background Background Severe Winter Weather Warning and Preparedness Task Force Infrastructure Improvement $14.5 .5


  1. Road Weather Information Systems Matthew Glasse sser Assis istan ant S Stat ate I ITS E Engin ineer

  2. Background

  3. Background

  4. Background

  5. Severe Winter Weather Warning and Preparedness Task Force

  6. Infrastructure Improvement $14.5 .5 millio lion b n bonds s sold ld $3 million – Snow/Ice Removal Equipment • $6 million – ITS Expansion on I-20 • $5.5 million – Statewide ITS Deployment •

  7. Statewide ITS Deployment $5.5 .5 m million f llion for fast r response I ITS $2.5 million – 20 CMS • $2 million – 80+ CCTV • $1 million – 27 RWIS •

  8. RWIS Timeline July: Seek out and test RWIS technology • August: Begin scope development • Mid-October: Solicitation Posted • Mid-November: Contract Awarded • Late December: Phase 1 Complete • Late January: Phase 2 Complete •

  9. Phase 1 Me Metro A Atla lanta Macon

  10. Phase 2 North G Georgia rgia

  11. Data Collection Wind Speed • Wind • Direction

  12. Data Collection Water • Thickness Grip • Surface • State

  13. Data Collection Surface Temp • Air Temp • Relative • Humidity Dew Point •

  14. Data Collection Precip. • Type Precip. • Intensity Visibility •

  15. Data Collection Relative • Humidity Air Temp •

  16. Data Collection Air Pressure •

  17. Data Collection Sub-Surface • Temp

  18. Data Collection 4G

  19. Viewing the Data

  20. How currently use it • Deicing efforts • Mobilize faster • Proactively treat roads • Target problem areas • Alert travel public via CMS • Internal alerts • Reduce speed limit in VSL zone • Data provided to public via NWS and News Stations

  21. How could we use it? • Change timing plans • Better predicting and understanding of roadways • Fog alerts • Hydroplaning alerts • Hurricane evacuation

  22. Challenges • GDOT Perception • Alert Oversaturation • Data Comprehension • Personnel Access • Data trust • Public Perception • CMS Messaging • Date Comprehension

  23. Moving Forward • Data sharing with neighboring states • RWIS Expansion • GDOT • Local Agencies • Provide scaled down RWIS for intersection use

  24. Questions? Matthew Glasser Assistant State ITS Engineer Georgia DOT mglasser@dot.ga.gov (404) 635-2836

  25. ideas -tim imeli line o e of events -wor orki king w with th N NWS WS -RWI WIS Pha Phase 1 1 -RWI WIS Pha Phase 2 2 -what at data d a do w we c colle llect? -ho how do do w we use se t thi his? s? -how d doe oes th this r rel elate to o ever eryone -enco count untere red p prob oblem lems -goin oing f g forward rd ( (team eaming w ing with o other s r stat ates)

  26. Statewide ITS Deployment Phase 1 Pha 1 15 Metro Atlanta 11 North Georgia 1 Macon 34 34 new CCT w CCTVs 23 Standalone systems 11 RWIS-CCTV systems Complet eted Janu January 3 31, 2 2015

  27. Phase 2 20 C CMS MS 16 statewide replacement signs 4 new locations 50 0 CCTV & & RD RDS Expected Comp mpleti tion on o of Octob ober er 1, 2 , 2015

  28. Background

Recommend


More recommend