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- Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)
Annual U.S. State of the Industry Review
- Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting
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- Strong and getting stronger!
- More cross modal—rail and maritime
- Cars, trucks, buses, fleets, and vehicles of all kinds
- Commitment to dedicated short range communications (DSRC)
- Increased outreach and involvement of stakeholders: states, public,
private, OEMs, suppliers and after-market
- Broadening of participation of public and private sectors and
universities
- First ITS Fellow
- International cooperation and standards harmonization
- April 11, 2011
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- Multi-modal surface transportation system—with connectivity as its
central core.
- Vehicles (cars, trucks, buses, fleets of all kinds) ßà Infrastructure ßà Mobile Devices
- Leveraging technology to maximize safety, mobility and the
environment—enabled through wireless communications—in all modes.
- First priority is safety: crash and injury prevention.
- Foster technological advances across borders—for benefit of all
international partners.
- Open platform for vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-Infrastructure
(V2I) communications is the major driving technology.
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- Greater situational awareness
- Vehicles can “see” nearby vehicles and know roadway conditions that are
not visible
- Reduce or even eliminate crashes through:
- Driver advisories
- Driver warnings
- Vehicle control
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- 2010 Selected Major Accomplishments:
- Initiated new architecture and concept of operations development
- Awarded 8 contracts for “Here I Am” devices
- Initiated development of equipped heavy truck (in addition to light
vehicles)
- Initiated human factors research
- Initiated V2I safety applications concept of operations
- 2011 Selected Planned Accomplishments:
- Safety Pilot - award contracts for:
- Aftermarket safety device development,
- Safety Pilot test conductor
- Roadside Equipment development
- Establish Qualified Products List for “Here I Am Devices”
- Develop transit and truck (Smart Roadside) V2I applications concepts of
operations
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- Major road test and real world implementation taking place 2011 – 2013
involving:
- Multiple vehicle types
- Fully integrated and retrofit systems and aftermarket devices
- Back end systems and processes, including prototype security mechanisms
- Goals
- Test prototype systems and applications in a real world environment
- Provide data for additional safety, mobility and environmental
applications development
- Establish benefits data in support of NHTSA 2013 Agency Decision on V2V
communications for safety
- Create public awareness & determine user acceptance
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- 2010 Selected Major Accomplishments:
- Data capture innovation scan underway
- Data capture portal established
- High priority applications and development approach identified
- Open Source Application Development Portal under development
- 2011 Selected Planned Accomplishments:
- Collect test data sets
- Begin applications development
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- Applications for the Environment: Real-Time Information
- Synthesis (AERIS)
- 2010 Major Accomplishments:
- 7 awards to further innovative applications and concepts building on
existing outside research
- 2011 Planned Accomplishments:
- Complete State of the Practice Scans:
- Research of ITS and the Environment
- Evaluation Techniques for ITS and the Environment
- Activity-Based Travel Models
- Environmental Models
- Data Acquisition Technologies
- Develop Research and Analysis Framework
- Start analytics and modeling research
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- International Cooperation & Standards Harmonization
- Initiated Memoranda of Cooperation with Japan and Canada
- Furthered work with European Commission to identify V2V and V2I
standards for harmonization
- V2V and V2I Michigan Test Bed Upgrades (Test Bed 2.0)
- Launched Travel Management Coordination Centers in Paducah, KY and
Aiken, SC under Mobility Services for All Americans (two more
launches coming in 2011!)
- Integrated Vehicle Based Safety Systems
(IVBSS) Field Operational Test Completed
- Connected Vehicle Technology Challenge
- New ITS JPO Web Site: www.its.dot.gov
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- ITS Deployment Video Challenge
- ITS Standards Strategic Plan
- V2V and V2I Test Bed 3.0
- ITS Deployment Tracking Survey 2010
- ITS Professional Capacity Building (PCB) Strategic Plan
- Public Workshops: Environment - Spring; Safety - Summer
- Procurement Opportunities:
- Safety Pilot –
- Aftermarket Safety Device development
- Safety Pilot Test Conductor
- Roadside Equipment development
- Data Manager (Mobility Program)
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- Workforce Development a Priority for DOT
- PCB Strategic Plan Development
- http://itspcbplan.ideascale.com/
- ITS Standards Training
- 18 Modules under development
- Continuing Education
- T3s:Talking Transportation & Technology
- Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Technical Assistance Program
- Classroom based Training
- Web based Training
- Workshops and Presentations
- Embedding technology transfer in research
- process
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- Develop ITS Primer / Wiki format
- Develop 1-2 targeted courses piloting the use of Web 2.0 technologies
- Host UTC Workshop – Objective: obtain university partner(s)
- Explore ITS professional certification
- Continue standards course development
- Pilot courses held for 18 modules
- Additional 18 modules under development
- Evaluate, update, retire current courses
- Develop prototype ITS PCB knowledge portal for one stop shopping of training resources
- Material describing benefits of ITS, synthesized for decision maker
- Adapt test bed usage for training purposes
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