Lauren Gowland - Newcastle City Council

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Lauren Gowland - Newcastle City Council Simon Edwards - Newcastle University

Newcastle’s Perspective What can C-ITS do for our city? Smoother traffic flow Better network management Air Quality improvements Journey time reliability Improved user experience Safety benefits Economic benefits

Compass 4D – Chillingham Road EU funded project between 2013 – 2016 Equipped 21 junctions with Road Side Units and 11 North East Ambulance Service non-emergency patient transfer vehicles with OBUs Energy Efficient Intersection Service (EEIS) Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory (GLOSA) Green priority Idling support

C-ITS Smart Corridor– Gosforth Corridor DfT funded project 2016 - 2018 Equips 18 junctions on Great North Road with Road Side Units and 35 ARRIVA express buses Energy Efficient Intersection Service (EEIS) Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory (GLOSA) Green priority Idling support Plus, additional air quality monitoring and modelling Upgraded RSUs, OBUs, and HMIs Greater focus on subjective evaluation of drivers’ usability/ acceptance Road Hazard Warning VRUs

C-ITS Lessons Learned Availability and volume of data User Acceptance and Buy-In Procurement & Lead Times Legal Agreements & Testing Schedules Compatibility and Interoperability

CMobILE Project Accelerating C-ITS Mobility Innovation and depLoyment in Europe EU H2020 37 partners 42 months 12.5m Euros Pilot sites: Barcelona; Bilbao; Bordeaux; Copenhagen; Newcastle; North Brabant; Thessaloniki; Vigo All existing users, plus OBUs / HMIs for additional vehicles (e.g. freight / taxi) Personal Units (smartphones) for VRUs Upgrade the Newcastle C-ITS system to the latest standards

C-ITS Evaluation Framework FESTA: Field opErational teSt supporT Action Assessing the effect of a scheme in the real world is different, and more difficult, to either: Controlled Trials Simulations However there exists a structured methodological framework for dealing with this

C-ITS Evaluation Framework Determine the effect you are trying to measure Can you reliably measure this? Create a suitable measurement for this effect, which will be statistically verifiable Will the expected change show up in the project timeframe? Reducing variability in the Operational and Baseline groups We don’t have a controlled study, so we must reduce variability in other ways We might be interested in how the scheme affects certain pollutants but these might be very difficult to measure accurately. Can we substitute other pollutants? Does the scheme affect accident rates? We can only measure this if we expect multiple accidents in the life time of the project. We must use techniques to reduce the experimental “noise”, including fully representative baseline and operational phases

C-ITS Evaluation: Gosforth CITS Bus: Measure the sustained improvement over multiple bus routes through monitoring GPS traces, bus timings, fuel consumption. We have lots of easy to measure data from good sources with little “noise”. Subjective: Examine user acceptance and usage of cycle alert scheme and EEIS. Reliant on self reporting and attitudinal surveys. Might be difficult to give definitive answers. Air Quality: Measure the air quality in and around the pilot site through a combination of precision and low cost monitors. Lots of data, but the data is very “noisy”/ quality of sensors variable. A change in wind direction can alter pollution measurements. Simulations: Simulate expected results from the scheme and compare them to real world measurements. Lots of good quality data but it isn’t “real”. How applicable is it to the real world?

Key Contacts Lauren Gowland - lauren.gowland@newcastle.gov.uk Ray King – ray.king@newcastle.gov.uk Simon Edwards – simon.edwards@newcastle.ac.uk Graeme Hill – g.a.hill@newcastle.ac.uk