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- Gene McHale, FHWA Office of Operations R&D
- TRB ITS Committee Midyear Meeting
- Irvine, California
- September 21, 2010
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- Vision of Data Environments
- Key Issues
- Prototype Data Environment
- Sample Research Questions
- Future activities
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- Data environment:
- well-organized collection of data of specific type and quality
- captured and stored at regular intervals from one or more sources
- systematically shared in support of one or more applications
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- Meta data:
- Provision of well-documented data environment
- Virtual warehousing:
- Supports access to data environment and forum for collaboration
- History/context:
- Objectives of data assembly
- Governance:
- Rules under which data environment can be accessed and procedures for
resolving disputes
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- Intellectual property rights
- Privacy
- Governance
- Standards and Regulation
- Meta-Data
- Quality Assurance
- Storage
- Access and Security
- Operations and Maintenance
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- https://datacapture.noblis.org/
- Data (and meta-data) from the Michigan IntelliDrive Test Bed
- Documented probe data samples from recent tests (POC/NCAR)
- Trajectory Conversion Analysis (TCA) program
- Simulated 100% market penetration data for the test bed contributed by
the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI)
- Forums for researchers to register projects, flag erroneous data,
contribute analyses and data views
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- Open Source Python program
- Inputs
- Vehicle Trajectory Files (Actual or Simulated)
- RSE locations and range
- Parameters for snapshot generation & transmission
- Outputs
- Snapshots generated and transmitted to RSEs
- Snapshots discarded for buffer overflow or RSE gap
- Probe segment number changes
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- 189 Origin/Destinations
- Models 6 AM – 11 AM
- 10,000 concurrent vehicles
- RSE interactions modeled
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- At what distance are the messages being transmitted to RSEs? Is the distribution of distances
normal or uniform or constant or something else?
- What percentage of the snapshots appearing in the OBE log files also
appear in the RSE files (i.e. were transmitted successfully)? Does the percentage vary substantially
by vehicle?
- When transmission is unsuccessful, does the OBE attempt to send the same
set of snapshots later? Does it
keep trying until the transmission is successful?
- How often did buffer overflow occur in the OBEs and under what
conditions?
- Use of the trajectory data to validate the speed from the snapshots
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- Can the snapshots be used to estimate travel time on arterials and
queuing statistics at signalized intersections?
- Are reported speeds consistent with link/locations?
- Are reported speeds consistent between different vehicles on the same
link?
- Can an algorithm be developed to calculate the speed or travel time of a
road section?
- What sort of “filters” would it make sense to have for access to
selected subsets of RSE data?
- If all this data collected by RSEs is added to the data environment, how
much space will be needed per probe vehicle on a daily basis?
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- How would POC or NCAR trial snapshots have looked running the default
snapshot generation process?
- The periodic snapshots are generated based on the speed of the
vehicle. If we generated the
periodic snapshot more or less frequently what would be the resulting
change in snapshot content?
- What would be the effect in terms of snapshots received of changing the
policy for PSID changes, and PSID “gaps” that prohibited the vehicles
from sending to the same RSE more than once with the same PSID?
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- Look closely at stop/ start snapshots for single intersections; can they
tell us about queue lengths and intersection overload?
- Are the ratios of messages received at various RSEs similar to the
ratios for the actual Michigan location?
- Are the modeled speeds for a link close to the actual reported speeds?
- What is the effect of various market penetrations on the ability to
extract useful traffic information from the snapshot data?
- At what market penetration (if any) does it become impossible to
identify two sets of data labeled with different PSNs as coming from the
same vehicle?
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- Investigations into state-of-the-practice for technologies,
institutional and policy, and standards
- Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) for Test Data Sets
- Acquisition and hosting of IntelliDrive funded data, such as
- Near term performance measures demo
- Safety Pilot
- Mobility Application Demos
- IntelliDrive Test Bed
- Development of data environments to support Mobility applications
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