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- Brenda Boyce, PMP
- Mixon Hill, Inc.
- Road Weather Stakeholder Meeting
- Albuquerque, New Mexico
- September 8, 2011
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- Participating Agencies
- Iowa DOT
- Illinois DOT
- Indiana DOT
- Subconsultants
- National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)
- KMJ Consulting, Inc.
- Avaya Government Solutions (formally Nortel)
- Athey Creek Consultants
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- Data Sources
- Near Real-time Observations
- Clarus
- METAR - NWS
- Earthquake - USGS
- Alerts - NWS
- Gridded Forecasts
- Site Specific Forecasts
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- Click on a station or forecast point
- Observation Type
- Value
- Unit
- Expires
- The time that the system will no longer use the observation during
processing
- Miscellaneous
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- Select one or more data sources
- Select one or more observation types
- Select Show Obs
- Current observations will appear next to the station, if available
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- Expand decision support beyond snow and ice control
- Incorporate Clarus data to assist maintenance, operations, and
construction-related scheduling decisions
- Provide the framework to bridge the current gap between the road weather
information and the proactive decision-making process
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- Define or select the activity group and activity
- Define the activity description and the default activity message
- Define the evaluation parameters
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- Define location
- Define activity
- Define the activity duration
- Select “View Times”
- Select “Edit Emails”
- Select “Modify WRP”
- Repeat Activity
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- Screen shows all of the plans that are active
- Name of Plan
- Start time of the plan
- Description of the plan
- Links
- view additional times
- Edit the plan
- Delete the plan
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- View the schedules available for a number of activity types at a
selected location
- A specific activity group can be selected to limit the number of
schedules displayed
- All activity types in the system can be evaluated
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- Select a location
- Select the source(s)
- Select the observation type(s)
- Select the start and end date
- Create the project name for the report
- Run the report
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- Selecting a method to establish weather-related practices was difficult
- Training would be crucial and would have to be included in the roll out.
- For inexperienced supervisors, this tool would be invaluable to them.
- It would be nice to have a better weather info/forecast interface.
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- Provide data and strategies which will improve the coordination between
agencies with respect to the imposition of controls and dissemination of
associated advisories
- This coordination will assist agencies in proactively responding to
situations, allow for timely dissemination of safety-related
information, and thus mitigate the impact to travelers
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- Set up the observation evaluation up the same of use case #3
- Additional observations can be shown outside of the evaluation
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- Set up the messages that you want sent out when the parameters evaluate
to true and to false
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- Displays all active conferences
- Ability to view all messages
- Ability to post additional messages
- Ability to view observations associated with message, if applicable
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- Coordination between agencies outside the DOTs is very difficult
- New processes (especially a proof-of-concept) becomes somewhat lost
during real-time incidents especially in the field
- The accuracy of the real-time warnings were excellent and timely
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- Paul Pisano
- FHWA, Road Weather Management Team
- 202-366-1301
- Paul.Pisano@dot.gov
- U.S. DOT
- Brenda Boyce, PMP
- 913-239-8400
- Brenda.Boyce@mixonhill.com
- Bryan Krueger
- 913-239-8400
- Bryan.Krueger@mixonhill.com
- Chris Hill, Principal
- 540-822-9717
- Chris.Hill@mixonhill.com
- Mixon Hill
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