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Work Zone and Incident Electronic Notification System: Connected Vehicle Work Zone (CVWZ) Faisal Saleem Maricopa County Department of Transportation Adam Carreon Arizona Department of Transportation Work Zone Technology Comparison In-Vehicle


  1. Work Zone and Incident Electronic Notification System: Connected Vehicle Work Zone (CVWZ) Faisal Saleem Maricopa County Department of Transportation Adam Carreon Arizona Department of Transportation

  2. Work Zone Technology Comparison In-Vehicle Signage Entering/Exiting Queue Warning Performance Measurement Enforcement Speed Limit Lane Merge Information Automated Notification Incident and Alerts Detection Traveler Vehicle Traditional Static Signs Traveler Fixed Record and s Work Zone Static & Fixed Personnel Report Smart Work Real- Fixed Signs, Fast Variable Capture CMS Sensor 511, Time Points Dynamic Detection , Fixed Images Warnings based WAZE, Zone Fixed Point, Google,.. Points CMS Fixed Points & Dynamic Real- Conti- Dynamic, Vehicle Variable RESCU V2V Vehicle Direct: Connected Time nuous In- Based , EME Alerts Based Visual, Vehicle Work Vehicle Detection Vehicle Auditory, Zone Info, Based Haptic Contin- Messages Dynamic, Continuous & In-Vehicle uous and Alerts

  3. System Architecture: Connected Vehicle

  4. This concept of operations considers both ● Freeway Scenario (ADOT) ● Arterial Scenario (MCDOT)

  5. Arterial : MC-85 Road 107 th Ave 91 st Ave 83 rd Ave 75 th Ave L-101 I-10 PHASE 1 MC-85 PHASE 2 (Buckeye Rd) 99 th Ave 95 th Ave • Available Alternate Routes Major Freight Corridor • • Challenging Industrial Area Long Project Duration •

  6. Performance Measures (Concept) Vehicle Trajectory Data Joint Distribution of lane Spatial Speed Distribution, by change location, speed, vehicle class, traffic vehicle class management

  7. Connected Vehicle WZ Prototype 2.0 Cellular Antenna Fan AC Inverter Thermostat DC-DC Converter Fuse Block Cell Modem Cobalt Controller with CVCP

  8. Prototype Ver 2.0 Cellular Cellular Fuse Antenna Modem Block Summary • 12 Volt Battery 1.2 Amp Draw • 58 BTU/Hour Heat Gain • Passive Cooling: Cross Vented Enclosure • 90 Watt Solar Panel will Sustain Operation • One Car Battery will provide 24 hours of Autonomy Loads: • 5 VDC Regulated CVCP in VME Chassis (5.5 Watt) • 48 VDC POE Savari DSRC Radio (9.7 Watt) • 12 VDC Cradlepoint Cell Router (0.4 Watt) CVCP Enclosure Bench Modified for DC Operation

  9. CV Prototype Installation

  10. Freeway Scenario

  11. ADOT Freeway Project: Eastbound I-10 at Loop 202

  12. 91st Ave ALERT 83rd Ave WARN 75th Ave INFORM

  13. Use FMS system for 110V power supply 87th Ave - ALERT

  14. 75th Ave - Warn Use existing signal for 110V power supply

  15. Challenges to Implementation ● Coordination with multiple groups & divisions within the Department ○ Construction work zone are in separate a division ● Software & Cloud approval through IT services ○ AZRAMP certification ● FCC Licencing ○ Height limitations ● Antenna Placement ○ Current DSRC limits range to 1km ○ Need more due to higher speeds = spaced farther apart ● POE limits distance from power source

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