1. C2C COORDINATION LOCATION: FDOT DISTRICT 4 August 17, 2004 LOCATION: FDOT DISTRICT 4 August 17, 2004

2. Connecting TMCs provides… Sharing of real time video images and data local, regional and statewide Roadside Device Sharing (Capability) Back up control of Primary Centers Configuration management (inventory)

3. Connecting TMCs will enhance … Major incident management –Regional –Statewide in Interstate Corridors Hurricane evacuations and emergencies TMC & Network Security

4. Connecting TMCs supports … Central data warehouse Regional & Corridor ATIS data needs Rural ITS deployment

5. Communication Requirements What will flow? - Status - Command and control Data Video -Snapshots -Streaming Video

6. Communication Standards How will it flow? - DATEX.ASN -CORBA -XML Data Video -MPEG (s)

7. Local & Regional Requirements Traveler information Transit information Weather information Data warehousing Incident management Video (including PTZ control) Security Support

8. Inter-Regional Requirements Network administration Event services Traffic data Streaming video Security data DMS information Amber alerts

9. Florida TMC Classification Statewide ITS Architecture (SITSA) used as the basis for Center categorization Set of criteria developed to categorize Architecture elements Finalized with Districts’ input during workshops PrimarySecondaryPartnerTotal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Turnpike Total 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 11 4 1 4 4 6 3 4 - 26 42 33 38 29 37 11 24 2 216 47 35 44 35 44 15 29 4 253 Dist./Enterprise

10. FDOT Primary Centers Sunguide C2C will link TMCs at the state and local levels Jacksonville Tallahassee Pensacola Tampa Turkey Lake Ft. Myers West Palm Pompano Broward Miami/Dade Regional Transportation Management Center Orlando

11. How Can We Connect TMCs? Internet Leased Facilities Dedicated –Wireless –Wireline Hybrid Networks

12. Network Topologies are Under Development

13. Florida DOTs Statewide Microwave Network Chipley Holt Crestview Mossy Head DeFuniak Caryville Milton Pensacola

14. C2C LINK Network/Framework Data Link Function: Deploy “System to System” connections (Web Services Port 80), to support SUNGUIDE’s XML utilities including Status and Command & Control Video Link Function: “Switch to Switch” connections for IP Addressable MPEG 2 & 4 Video Streams (Biggest pipe we can get!) EVERY “LINK” HAS TWO DISTINCT FUNCTIONS

15. C2C LINK Network/Framework Priority One: Regional TMC Connections Priority Two: Adjacent District RTMCs in Corridors Priority Three: Statewide Connectivity

16. C2C Links LINKTMCsDATEP 1SGP2DATE 2 – 5Exist Microwave Fiber ? 8T-8PExist T1 Leased ?Fiber06-07 4 - 6Build9/04 Fiber 100 Base T Yes Fiber 1 Gigabit 4-8PB/E9/04 Fiber 100 Base T SG/SN 5-8TE/E? Microwave Fiber ?/SN Fiber 1 Gigabit 5 – 7E/B3/06 Microwave Fiber ?/SGFiber07 7 – 1B/ Planned ? Fiber Yes 1 – 4P/B? Microwave Yes? 3P-3TP/P? Microwave Yes 3T- 2P/P? Microwave SG/? THIS SLIDE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

17. Network Topologies are Under Development

18. Sunguide C2C Pilot Project Pilot Project links RTMC’s in Jacksonville and Orlando Jacksonville Tallahassee Tampa Ft. Myers West Palm Pompano Broward Miami/Dade Pilot Project Sites Orlando

19. Pilot Project Purpose Share Daytona Devices for Special Events Demonstrate Hybrid Fiber/Microwave Connectivity Jacksonville Tallahassee Tampa Ft. Myers West Palm Pompano Broward Miami/Dade Orlando Daytona

20. Pilot Project  Media Conversions –  12 T-1 Circuits – Gigabit Ethernet  D-5 Orlando: SMIS MH5/Sanlando Springs Microwave Tower  Using Camera Chamelion (sp?) Application

21. Pilot Project

23. C2C REPORTS  Communications Requirements Report (June ’04 Draft)  Standards Utilization Report (July ’04 Draft)  IP Addressing (May ’04 Draft)  Network Development Analysis (September ’04)

24. Questions? For more information contact: Dan Baxter PB Farradyne Baxter@PBWORLD.com