Freight Traveler Information Clearinghouse Mississippi Valley Freight Coalition -Ravi Pavuluri.

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Freight Traveler Information Clearinghouse Mississippi Valley Freight Coalition -Ravi Pavuluri

Background 2 This project emerged by combining four proposals:  Identification of advanced traveler decision points  Combine state static closure information  Real time traveler information needs of the trucking industry  Identification of alternative routes

Information Needs Traffic conditions  Congestion, Major incidents, other delays Construction, Lane Closures, & Detours Weather-related road conditions Atmospheric weather 3

Objectives Design basic architecture for reliable traveler information clearinghouse for the 10-state Mississippi Valley Region 4 This study focuses on data needs, and does not address structural issues for gathering, storing, & disseminating data.

Systems Engineering An interdisciplinary approach and means to enable the realization of successful systems. It focuses on defining customer needs and required functionality early in the development cycle. It focuses on defining customer needs and required functionality early in the development cycle. Documenting requirements, Design synthesis System validation and completion. 5

Systems Engineering 6 Systems Engineering “V” Diagram

Key Tasks Background & current practice  Literature review, current agency activity, current information available Review of organizations and existing information architectures Survey motor carriers and agencies Determine user needs, decision points Draft system / functional requirements 7

Literature Review Literature Review Findings  Two prior relevant studies  Regan and Golob (1998) [CA]  Maze, Kroeger & Berndt (2005) [MN] Results demonstrate industry desire for specialized information Age of prior studies indicate need for planned MVFC member survey 8

Current Practice Several existing methods for information dissemination were examined:  State 511 programs  Multi-State Corridor Coalitions  Lake Michigan Interstate Gateway Alliance  North/West Passage  DOT Road Closure Websites  National ITS Architecture  European ITS Architecture 9

ITS Architecture Defines  Systems functional operation  Interconnection of information exchanges to accomplish transportation services. 10

Physical Architecture 11 Transportation layer Communication layer

High Level Physical Architecture

Interconnect Diagram

Stakeholders  Mississippi Valley Freight Coalition  Shippers  State DOTs  Motor Carriers  Interstate Operations Corridors  Probe-Based Information Providers  Third Party ISP

Surveys 2 different groups  Motor carrier representatives (web-based survey)  DOT/Planners/Regulators (telephone- based survey) Similar questions for each 15

Survey Findings Motor Carrier Representatives Survey and Interviews  First 3 questions were demographic 16

Survey Findings contd. 17

Survey Findings contd. 18

Survey contd. Respondents were asked to evaluate nine different sources of traffic information for their value in planning or optimizing travel/delivery routes.  These sources were:  CB radio reports from other drivers  Freeway changeable message signs  Highway advisory radio  Face-to-face reports among drivers at truck stops and terminals  Traffic reports on commercial radio  Reports received by dispatchers from drivers on the road  Phone calls to DOT or systems  Real-time traffic maps on the internet  Television traffic reports 19

20 Survey Findings contd.

Survey contd. Respondents were also asked to evaluate five different types of real-time information for their overall value in optimizing or modifying routes.  These sources were:  Atmospheric weather information  Weather-related road condition information  Congestion information  Incidents, crashes, and other delays  Construction, lane closures, and detours 21

22 Survey Findings contd.

Respondents were asked about preferred delivery methods for information. They were also if their company currently shared/sold real-time information, and if they would be willing to share information with a clearinghouse, if one existed. 23

Web based Mock-up Technologies studied (Mainly open source technologies)  Google Maps API(Javascript & Flash), KML  Php (Server side), XML, JS/CSS, Ajax  MySQL Database  Web Services 24

25 Mock-up Architecture URL:

Thank You Questions or comments? 26