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Application of Streetlight Data for Miami University Circulation Study and Wisconsin DOT Angela M. Coates, PE Miami University Campus Circulation Study Project Background During class change 6,000 time, 5120 5,000


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Application of Streetlight Data for Miami University Circulation Study and Wisconsin DOT

Angela M. Coates, PE

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Miami University Campus Circulation Study

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Project Background

  • During class change

time, pedestrians/bicycles

  • vertake the campus

resulting in congestion and safety issues

  • Goal: To compile a set of

data and tools to inform several programmatic decisions, both current and future

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5120 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 9:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 7:00 PM

15-Minute Pedestrian Crossings

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Approach to Streetlight Data

  • Data Periods
  • Fall and Spring

Semester Only

  • Day Types
  • Average Weekday Only
  • Day Parts
  • Hourly Breakdown

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Campus Zone Set

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Bike/Ped OD Patterns

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Illustrative Trip Traces

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Wisconsin River Crossing WIS-130 Lone Rock, WI

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Project Background

  • The WIS-130 Wisconsin

River crossing consists

  • f three bridges that

were built between 1932 and 1942.

  • Two of the bridges are

structurally deficient.

  • Three are functionally
  • bsolete with narrow

clear widths ranging from 20 to 24 feet.

South Bridge Middle Bridge North Bridge

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Project Background

  • Purpose of the project

was to address the deteriorating structures across the Wisconsin River while avoiding/minimizing any impacts.

  • Two top alternatives:
  • Alt. 1P – Near adjacent

structure reconstruction with two bridges

  • Alt. 5 – Planned

elimination at end of service life (2028)

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Project Summary

  • WIS-130 crossing provides direct access to/from

the Village of Lone Rock, WI.

  • Alternative river crossings:
  • Muscoda – 12 miles to the west
  • Spring Green – 8 miles to the east

WIS-130 Crossing

Muscoda Spring Green Lone Rock

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Calibration

  • Used AADT values available through WisDOT to

calibrate the results

  • Traffic volumes communicate the magnitude of the

impact

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WIS-130 Crossing

Muscoda Spring Green

Traffic Analysis Zones

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14 14 C

Legend

Local Zones 0 – 100 Trips per Day 100 – 200 Trips per Day 200 – 300 Trips per Day Origin Point

Spring Green River Crossing Original/Alternate Distance Existing Route New Route Muscoda River Crossing Original/Alternate Distance Existing Route New Route

Alternate Routes to/from North

22 8 19 5 19 13 24 18

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Cost and Impact Summary

Alternative Number and Description

  • Alt. 1P

Near Adjacent Structure Reconstruction (2 Bridges)

  • Alt. 5

Planned Elimination Centerline Length (Miles) 0.7 0.7 Project Cost Estimate (Million) $40 $2-$5 20 Year Maintenance Costs (Million) < $1 N/A 21-75 Year Maintenance Costs (Million) $11 N/A Emergency Services Costs (Million) $1-$2 (during const) $2-$4 20 Year Road User Costs (Million) N/A $27 21-75 Year Road User Costs (Million) N/A $14 Local Businesses Affected N/A 20* Maintain Access to Long Island Yes No Maintain Access to Bakken Pond Woods No No Wetland Area (Net) (Acres)

  • <1

+ 4 Total Area Converted to ROW (Acres) 10 Total Costs to Society (Million) $52 - $53 $45 - $50

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Questions?