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From Integrated Corridor Management to Integrated Regional Management Dallas Experience September 22, 2015 US 75 Corridor Networks Freeway with continuous Frontage Roads Managed HOV lanes Dallas North Toll way DART Bus and


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From Integrated Corridor Management to Integrated Regional Management Dallas Experience

September 22, 2015

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US 75 Corridor Networks

  • Freeway with continuous

Frontage Roads

  • Managed HOV lanes
  • Dallas North Toll way
  • DART Bus and Ligh Rail

Network

  • Three Cities, 900 Signals,

167 Miles of Arterials

  • Multiple TMCs
  • Regional ATIS
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Dallas ICMS Architecture- operations

Public Web IVR Public XML Trip Planner Social Media My511 - Alerts Mobile Application

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Collection & Fusion platform

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C2C

DART Events AVL/APC DART GTFS Weather NAVTEQ Arterials

Parking Manag ement

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TxDOT XML (HOV) Expert Rules Evaluation Prediction

ICM Coordinator Agency Administrator

DSS Dialogue SmartNET (EcoTrafiX)

Agency User

DSS Sub-System SmartNET (EcoTrafiX) Sub-System SmartFusion Sub-System

511DFW

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Additional Needs

  • Regional Expansion
  • Resources and Responsibilities Sharing
  • Sharing of ICM Coordinator Responsibility
  • Improved User Interface
  • Map Centric
  • Situation Awareness
  • ATMS and DSS Automation
  • Transit Applications
  • Dynamic Performance Measures
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Confidential Property of Schneider Electric

Software Suite

(Hardware agnostic)

Schneider Electric Traffic Management Solution

City Highway Tolling Tunnel

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NCTCOG Coverage Area

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DFW Metroplex

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Event Ownership / Transfer

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ICM Coordinator Flexibility

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Situation Awareness

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Real Time Transit Information

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Incident Response Plan #1:

LRT RAIL DISRUPTION SHUTTLE LOVERS LANE STATION & MOCKINGBIRD STATION

Instruction: Initiate Bus Bridge to transport passengers between Lover’s Lane Station and Mockingbird Station.

ROUTING TO MOCKINGBIRD STATION (Use Destination Code 04) FROM LOVERS LANE STATION

  • L. MILTON TO EXIT LOVERS LANE STATION
  • R. GREENVILLE
  • R. YALE
  • L. WORCOLA
  • R. INTO MOCKINGBIRD STATION

ROUTING TO LOVERS LANE STATION (Use Destination Code 06) FROM MOCKINGBIRD STATION

  • L. OUTER ROAD TO EXIT MOCKINGBIRD STATION
  • L. TWIN SIXTIES
  • R. US 75 FRONTAGE ROAD
  • R. LOVERS LANE
  • R. GREENVILLE
  • R. INTO LOVERS LANE STATION

Use bus requirements and supervisory staff for Bus Bridge

Step #1: Announce Change in Operation to Train operators and trains supervisors. Step #2: Notify Bus Control to Set up Bus Bridge #1 between Lovers Lane Station and Mockingbird at 9:00 am. Step #3: Order 10 buses including 5 at Mockingbird and 5 at Lovers Step 4: Request DART Police, Fare Enforcement, Bus Supervisors. Step 5: Notify DART PIO to inform community and users

Time Period Pass/Hr Bus Require. Supervisors Required at each sation. Police or fare enforcement

Before 6:00 am 600/hr 8 buses 2 2 6:00 am to 9:00 am 1600/hr 20 buses 2 2 9:00 am until 3:00 pm 600 10 buses 2 2 3:00 pm until 7:00 pm 1600 20 buses 2 2 After 7:00 pm 600 8 buses 2 2

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LRT Rail Distruption Shuttle

Lovers Ln. Stn. Mockingbird Stn. Bus Bridge

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Bus Bridge Response Plan

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MAP CENTRIC

  • Where is my Bus?
  • Where is my Train?
  • What is the load on the train?
  • How is the weather? Past 30 mins, Projected 30 mins
  • What is going on the platform?
  • Are there any stranded passengers?
  • How heavy is the traffic?
  • How heavy is the snow falling?
  • Are the streets clear?
  • Has the accident been cleared?

External Sources

  • Transit Master

Bus/Rail - AVL/CAD

  • Vehicle Load

APC Data Feed

  • Weather

Data Feed

  • Surveillance

Cameras

DART (Police, Safety, Rail Platform, Transit Centers, Operations / Maintenance Facilities, Revenue, etc) NTTA, TXDOT

  • GIS Data

Layers

Public Facing

  • Everbridge
  • Publisher
  • DARTNet
  • PAVMBs

Input Form(s):

  • Incidents Details
  • Alerts
  • Public Input
  • Employee Input

Core Intelligence: TTA optimized modeling engine against Data Repository (Historical, Real-Time, Projected Web Enabled App: Platforms/OS: Laptop – Tablet – Smartphone

Controlled Views/Access

  • Public
  • DART User
  • Power

Viewer

  • Administrator

Report Generator:

  • Post Incident Summaries
  • Incident Queries by Date /

Incident Type/Class, etc.

  • Automated Periodic

reports

  • (OCC Logs/Business)

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DART Supervisory System

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SERVICE DISRUPTION UPDATES

NO DISRUPTION – SCHEDULED SERVICE LEVELs ……. SEVERE DISRUPTION…….ICE ON GROUND……SCENARIO-1 IN EFFECT…. MAJOR ACCIDENT…….CRT ACTIVATED…….DOWNTOWN CORRIDOR EFFECTED…. 1 - TITLE BLOCK 2 – SCROLLING TXT 3 – SYSTEM MAP (OVERVIEW MAP w ith incident location 4 – INCIDENT MAP (CLOSE UP MAP w ith details) 5 – ‘REAL-TIME’ UDPATES (automatically updated from OCL logs/Publisher?)

INCIDENT UPDATES: 8:30 AM: NB Train (Orange Line) collided with a DART Big Bus at Akard Station (N) Crossing.. 8:32 AM: Major damage (xxxxx….) reported and confirmed by Rail Field Supervisor. 8:34 AM: All CBD Stations affected and CRT activated 8:37 AM: Bus Bridge Requested 8:50 AM: DART and Dallas PD on-site 8: 55 AM: Two bus bridges (Akard to Union and Union to Akard confirmed)

6 – ‘REAL-TIME’ UDPATES (automatically updated from Weather Service?)

WEATHER UPDATES: 8:30 AM: …………………………………….. 8:32 AM: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 8:34 AM: ……………………………………………………………………….. 9:50 AM:…………………………………………..

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Data Archival

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Performance Measures