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1 Assessment and Refinement of Real-Time Travel Time Algorithms for Use in Practice September 6, 2007

2 Agenda Accomplisments  TRB paper submitted Effects of Additional Detection Correlations Data Quality

3 Additional Detection Simulation of additional of detectors on I-5 and OR 217 Additional detectors simulated using probe vehicle speeds Terms:  Instantaneous speeds – speeds measured by detectors at time when vehicle enters segment  Real-time speeds – speeds measured by detectors at time probe passed the detector

4 I-5 NB SoD - Additional Detector Locations MP - 298 Macadam (299.7) Terwilliger (297.33) Capital (295.18) Spring Garden (296.26) MP – 295.5

5 I-5 NB SoD Appears there is some improvement when adding detector in the curves Note improvement when using real-time speeds instead of instantaneous speeds Suspect we perhaps did not catch transition periods on this segment. Or else, surprisingly, detection is ok. Midpoint Error (%) (Instantaneous speeds) Real Time Error (%) (Real-time speeds) Real Time Error – Additional detector between Terwilliger and Macadam (%) Real Time Error – Additional detector between Capital and Spring Garden (%) MAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESE 8.1411.371.136.729.460.975.437.760.766.789.440.95

6 I-5 SB SoD Additional Detector Locations MP 292 MP 292.48 Haines (293.1) Upper Boones (291.25) MP 292

7 Errors due to Large Detector Spacing I-5 SB (South of Downtown) Date: 4/16/2007 Start Time: 16:19 Error: -32.2% 2.11 mi.

8 I-5 SB SoD Appears there is some improvement when adding detector in the curves Note improvement when using real-time speeds instead of instantaneous speeds Suspect we perhaps did not catch transition periods on this segment. Or else, surprisingly, detection is ok. Midpoint Error (%) (Instantaneous speeds)1 Real Time Error (%) (Real-time speeds) Real Time Error (%) – Additional detector south of I-5/217 junction Real Time Error (%) – Additional detector north of I-5/217 junction MAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESE 10.7514.091.20 11.47 15.111.29 7.39 9.680.81 10.19 13.871.26

9 I-5 SB SoD Additional detection appears to improve more than influence area adjustments Midpoint Error (%) (Instantaneous speeds) Real Time Error (%) (Real-time speeds) Real Time Error (%) – Additional detector south of I-5/217 junction Midpoint Error (%) – influence area adjustments MAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESE 10.7514.091.20 11.47 15.111.29 7.39 9.680.81 10.0 11.41.5

10 I-5 NB NoD - Additional Detector Locations Morrison (301.09) MP – 300.5 Macadam (299.7) MP – 300.8

11 I-5 NB NoD Significant improvements with both locations Errors are still borderline high Midpoint Error (%) (Instantaneous speeds) Real Time Error (%) (Real-time speeds) Real Time Error – Additional detector between Morrison and Macadam (S) (%) Real Time Error – Additional detector between Morrison and Macadam (N) (%) MAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESE 17.0532.033.27 15.40 26.932.56 10.60 15.351.29 11.24 15.891.31

12 I-5 SB NoD - Additional Detector Locations MP – 306.5 Swift/Marine (307.35) Columbia (305.97) Hood (299.25) Wheeler (302.17) MP – 301.25

13 I-5 SB NoD Detector between Marine/Columbia appears useful Detector at I-84 junction less useful Need to investigate additional detector locations? Marquam Bridge? Error level is still borderline high Midpoint Error (%) (Instantaneous speeds) Real Time Error (%) (Real-time speeds) Real Time Error – Additional detector between Marine and Columbia (%) Real Time Error – Additional detector near I-84 junction (%) MAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESE 13.3716.431.09 14.38 17.491.17 11.73 14.551.11 13.55 15.431.10

14 Effects of Additional Detection Between Macadam/ Terwilliger South of I-5/217 junction

15 Locations of Additional Detection Segment Description Length of Segment (mi.) Average Detector Spacing (mi.) Additional Detector Location 1 (Milepost) Additional Detector Location 2 (Milepost) I-5 NB (SoD)8.800.88Terwilliger/Macadam (298.0) Capital/Spring Garden (295.5) I-5 SB (SoD)8.001.14South of I-5/217 junction (292.0) North of I-5/217 junction (292.48) I-5 NB (NoD)6.710.96Morrison/Macadam (300.5)Morrison/Macadam (300.8) I-5 SB (NoD)7.310.73Marine/Columbia (306.5)I-84 Junction (301.25) OR-217 NB6.990.78Just N of junction with I-5 (6.9) Greenburg/Scholls (4.3) OR-217 SB6.990.78Walker/B-H Hwy (1.00)Allen/Denny (3.00)

16 Effects on Errors SegmentMidpoint Error (%)Real Time Error (%)Real Time Error with Detector at Location 1 (%) Real Time Error with Detector at Location 2 (%) MAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESEMAPESDPESE OR 217 NB 13.1211.981.65 9.66 10.521.35 9.67 13.111.46 9.37 10.411.39 OR 217 SB 11.3912.991.56 12.19 15.011.80 12.10 19.972.40 12.02 15.11.81 I-5 NB SoD 8.1411.371.13 6.72 9.460.97 5.43 7.760.76 6.78 9.440.95 I-5 SB SoD 10.7514.091.20 11.47 15.111.29 7.39 9.680.81 10.19 13.871.26 I-5 NB NoD 17.0532.033.27 15.40 26.932.56 10.60 15.351.29 11.24 15.891.31 I-5 SB NoD 13.3716.431.09 14.38 17.491.17 11.73 14.551.11 13.55 15.431.10

17 Correlation Investigations All Runs I-5 NB SoD I-5 SB SoD I-5 NB NoD I-5 SB NoD 217 NB217 SB Average loop speed -0.33-0.28-0.63-0.34 -0.39-0.21 Average probe speed -0.29-0.2-0.69-0.05-0.23-0.61-0.56 Stddev probe speed 0.21 0.34 0.57 0.09 0.22 0.52 0.35 Estimated travel time 0.31 0.34 0.59 0.3 0.13 0.35 0.11 Minimum loop speed -0.36-0.49-0.6-0.47-0.14-0.41-0.19

18 Minimum Speed vs. Error -0.36 Correlation Coefficient

19 I-5 SB SoD Avg Probe Speed vs. Error

20 I-5 NB NoD Problem location was always between Morrison and Macadam

21 Going Forward Goals Identified Last Meeting  Estimate benefit of additional detection Simulated additional detectors for I-5 and 217  Try to answer question “under what conditions does algorithm accuracy degrade” Some correlation found when broken down by segment To do: correlate with rate of change of speed at detector station  Algorithm refinement based on those two questions Where do we go from here?

22 Overall Result Summary Segment Description Avg Detector Spacing (mi.) MAPESDPEMPESENum Runs Percent Estimates with Error < 20% Percent Estimates with Error < 30% I-5 NB SoD0.887.710.81.91.36791.097.0 I-5 SB SoD1.1411.014.4-2.41.96086.795.0 I-5 NB NoD0.9616.931.57.93.67782.087.0 I-5 SB NoD0.7313.516.5-2.01.97676.394.7 OR 217 NB0.7811.811.9-8.21.84582.296.0 OR 217 SB0.7811.413.0-8.51.94586.791.1 I-84 EB1.2711.520.03.75.41485.7 I-84 WB1.2017.119.6-6.25.01546.780.0 I-205 NB1.077.810.02.11.83296.9100.0 I-205 SB0.909.015.20.12.73190.396.8 I-405 NB1.284.34.8-2.11.021100.0 I-405 SB0.578.310.6-4.22.32195.2100.0 US 26 EB1.2412.613.5-7.13.02080.0100.0 US 26 WB1.557.68.53.91.920100.0

23 Data Quality Trying to understand and improve data quality Visit from UW-researchers in September to investigate potential calibration issues Hoping to create data quality reports useful to ODOT Following slides demonstrate types of detector issues currently observed

24 I-5 NB Denver Ave – Speed & Occupancy I-5 NB at Denver Ave Milepost: 306.51 Number of Lanes: 3 Plots show all lanes; These speeds appear somewhat suspect; in previous observations, speeds appeared less suspect. Speed vs. TimeOccupancy vs. Time

25 I-5 NB Terwilliger Blvd – Speed & Occupancy I-5 NB at Terwilliger Blvd Milepost: 297.33 Number of Lanes: 3 Plots show all lanes. Speed vs. TimeOccupancy vs. Time

26 I-205 NB at Johnson Creek Low nighttime speeds are a serious problem at this detector. Daytime speeds look reasonable. Lane 3 shows similar issues, lane 1 shows fewer issues with low nighttime speeds. Plots for one day only; however, issues are consistent across multiple days. I-205 NB at Johnson Creek Milepost: 16.2 Number of Lanes: 3 Note: station does show congestion on Aug 31, 2007 20-second speeds for Lane 2; midnight to 5am, Aug 15, 2007. 20-second speeds for Lane 2; entire day of Aug 15, 2007.

27 Lane 3, Occupancy vs. TimeLane 3, Speed vs. Time I-84 WB – Sandy – Lane 3 Lane 3 exhibits high number of occupancy readings > 95%. I-84 WB at Sandy Blvd Milepost: 2.4 Number of Lanes: 3

28 I-84 WB – Sandy – Lanes 1 and 2 Lane 1, Speed vs. Time Lane 1 and Lane 2 exhibit a 20mph difference in free flow speeds. Lane 1 and Lane 2 also exhibit - low maximum occupancies. Lane 2, Speed vs. Time I-84 WB at Sandy Blvd Milepost: 2.4 Number of Lanes: 3

29 I-5 NB – Spring Garden St Lane 2 – Flow vs. Occupancy Lane 3 Flow vs. Occupancy Lane 3 exhibits an unusually flow/occupancy ratio. I-5 NB at Spring Garden Milepost 296.26: Number of Lanes: 3 Plots from August 3, 2007

30 I-205 SB – ORE 224/82 nd Ave Spd > 100 Lane 1 exhibits a high number of readings with speed > 100. Lane 1 speeds differ significantly from lane 2 speeds. I-205 SB at ORE 224/82 nd Ave Milepost: 13.38 Number of Lanes: 3 Lane 1, Speed vs. TimeLane 2, Speed vs. Time

31 I-84 EB – 16th Lane 3 exhibits high number of readings with occupancy > 95%; lane 1 exhibits high number of readings with volume > 17, Lanes 1 and 3 exhibit high number of readings with speed = 0 and volume > 0. This detector generally appears problematic – perhaps this detector is degrading? I-84 EB at 16th Milepost: 1.3 Number of Lanes: 3 Lane 1, Volume vs. TimeLane 2, Volume vs. Time

32 I-5 NB - Multnomah Lanes 1 and 3 exhibit a high number of readings with occupancy > 95%. Lanes 1 and 3 behave very differently from lane 2. I-5 NB at Multnomah Milepost: 1.3 Number of Lanes: 3 Lane 2, Speed vs. TimeLane 3, Speed vs. Time

33 I-5 NB - Multnomah Lanes 1 and 3 exhibit a high number of readings with occupancy > 95%. Lanes 1 and 3 behave very differently from lane 2. I-5 NB at Multnomah Milepost: 1.3 Number of Lanes: 3 Lane 2, Occupancy vs. TimeLane 3, Occupancy vs. Time

34 I-5 NB - Multnomah 20-second occupancies, July 9, 2007 I-5 NB at Multnomah Milepost: 1.3 Number of Lanes: 3 Lane 3, Occupancy vs. Time, 7-8AMLane 3, Occupancy vs. Time

35 OR 217 SB – Walker Rd Lane 2 speeds from July 9, 2007 – Aug 3, 2007 Lane 2 exhibits an unusually high flow occupancy ratio. Lane 1 and Lane 3 also exhibit similar behavior. OR 217 SB at Walker Rd Milepost: 0.76 Number of Lanes: 3

36 I-205 NB at Glisan Lane 1 20-sec speeds Aug 15, 2007 Lanes 1 and 2 exhibit an unusually high flow occupancy ratio. I-205 NB at Glisan Milepost: 21.12 Number of Lanes: 3

37 Selected Stations HighwayLocationMilepostLane Number* Reason SelectedStationid (Detectorids) I-5 NBDenver Ave306.51AllObserved anomalies1022 (1204, 1205, 1206) I-5 NBTerwilliger Blvd297.33AllObserved anomalies1013 (1129, 1130, 1131) I-84 WBSandy Blvd2.43 (also 1 & 2) High number of readings with occupancy > 95% 1061 (1474) I-5 NBSpring Garden296.263Unusually high flow/occupancy ratio1011 (1115) I-205 SBORE 224/82 nd Ave 13.381High number of readings with speed > 1001099 (1938) I-84 EB16 th EB1.331,3Several issues – see detailed slide1056 (1432, 1434) I-5 NBMultnomah296.61,3High number of readings with occupancy > 95% 1012 (1121, 1123) OR 217 SBWalker Rd0.762Unusually high flow/occupancy ratio1080 (1552) I-205 NBGlisan21.121,2Unusually high flow/occupancy ratio1142 (1949, 1950) I-205 NBJohnson Creek16.2Observed low nighttime speeds.1046 * I-5 NBORE 217/Kruse Way 292.182,3Observed low nighttime speeds.1007 (1074, 1075) I-5 NBUpper Boones291.382Overnight low speeds are less of a problem1006 (1058) I-5 NBCapitol Hwy295.182Observed low nighttime speeds1010 (1106) *Lane 1 is the left-most lane

38 I-5 NB SoD MP - 298 MP – 295.5 Macadam (299.7) Terwilliger (297.33) Capital (295.18)

39 I-5 SB SoD MP 292 MP 292.48 Haines (293.1) Upper Boones (291.25)

40 OR 217 NB MP 6.9 MP 4.3 Scholls (3.85) Greenburg (4.65)

41 OR 217 SB B-H Hwy (1.92) MP 1.00 MP 3.00 Walker (0.76) Allen (2.55) Denny (3.12)

42 Overview - Recap

43 Potential Solutions Errors due to changes in conditions  Short Term Trending  Historical Data Errors due to non-functioning detectors  Low cost portable detectors  Historical Data Errors due to large detector spacing  Additional Detection

44 Sources of Estimation Errors Detailed analysis of high error runs on  I-5 ( Sections both north and south of downtown)  OR – 217 (NB & SB) Three main sources of errors  Errors due to changes in conditions  Errors due to non-functioning detectors  Errors due to large detector spacing

45 Errors due to Changes in Conditions I-5 NB North of Downtown Date: 4/24/2007 Start Time: 17:47 Error: 27.13%

46 Errors due to Non-Functioning Detectors OR-217 NB Date: 4/16/2007 Start Time: 16:16 Error: -25.13% Missing Detectors

47 Errors due to Large Detector Spacing I-5 SB (South of Downtown) Date: 4/16/2007 Start Time: 16:19 Error: -32.2% 2.11 mi.

48 Probe Travel Time vs. Error

49 Midpoint Travel Time vs. Error

50 Average Speed vs. Error

51 Speed Differential vs. Error (I-5 High Error Runs Only)

52 Speed Differential vs. Error (I-5 High Speed Differential Runs Only)


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