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Smart Cities: A Paradigm Shift For Transportation Professionals
February 13, 2017 Moderated By: Pablo Para PE, PTOE PH Consulting LLC
2017 ITE - IMSA Joint Conference & Vendor Exhibition
Smart Cities: A Paradigm Shift For Transportation Professionals - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Smart Cities: A Paradigm Shift For Transportation Professionals - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
2017 ITE - IMSA Joint Conference & Vendor Exhibition Smart Cities: A Paradigm Shift For Transportation Professionals February 13, 2017 Moderated By: Pablo Para PE, PTOE PH Consulting LLC Todays Challenge More than 1,200,000,000 cars
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Today’s Challenge
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More than 1,200,000,000 cars in the world
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22% of all carbon emissions come from transportation
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Cars sit idle 95%
- f the time
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Uber’s Technology
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312 million miles
That’s greater than the distance between Earth and Mars
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6.2 million gallons
- f fuel
That would fill more than 9 Olympic swimming pools
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55,560 metric tons of CO2
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Public/Private Partners
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Uber’s endorsement of Sound Transit 3 is in line with the company’s sense ride-service companies can complement that public transportation with “first- and last-mile” service.
Uber backs Sound Transit 3 measure
With a two-week closure of the Alaskan Way Viaduct starting this Friday and threatening to snarl Seattle traffic, Uber is offering free rides and new routes for its UberHOP service.
New routes during viaduct closure
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Uber Privileged and Confidential
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Uber Privileged and Confidential
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Looking Forward
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10% of millennial Uber riders in the U.S. say they have either given up a car or not bought one
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Source: JP Morgan
Today ride-hailing accounts for 4%
- f all miles driven
- globally. By 2030
it will be 25%
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Aéroports de Paris (ADP) | Autonomous cars
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Shared self-driving cars would reduce the number of cars on the road by 90%
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Bellevue Smart City Strategy
ITE-IMSA Conference February 13th, 2017
Presented By: Chris Long, PE, PTOE, City of Bellevue, Traffic Engineering Manager
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Council Vision Statements:
Bellevue is a “Smart City” with a clean, high-quality environment and excellent and reliable infrastructure that supports our vibrant and growing city, including high-tech connectivity
City Council Vision Establishes Smart City
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Bellevue’s Smart City Elements
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Accomplishments to Date
Held Regional Smart City Workshop in partnership with Redmond, Microsoft and Verizon Hired University of Washington Evans School student consulting program to perform Smart City maturity assessment Launched Urban Smart Bellevue with Puget Sound Energy Won a National Institute of Standards and Technology grant for a Smart City Dashboard Won a Department of Energy grant for analyzing drivers of change for greenhouse gas emissions
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Smart City Maturity Assessment
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Level 1 – Ad Hoc Basic access to essential services Level 2 - Opportunistic Efficient operations and service delivery using targeted performance measures to improve services Level 3 - Repeatable Defined and measured processes and systems performance to consistently meet standards of services or performance benchmarks Level 4 – Managed Integrated systems focus with cohesive and optimized strategy, planning and execution to consistently exceed standards of services or performance benchmarks Level 5 - Optimized Predictive, proactive and adaptive urban systems creating interoperable systems for the highest levels
- f performance,
- ptimal customer
experience and resiliency from major disruptions
A Maturity Model framework is used to understand the current state of deployment and capabilities
- f systems or processes, ranging from Level 1 (most basic) to Level 5 (highly optimized)
What is a Maturity Model?
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Optimizing mobility, safety and convenience with adaptive traffic systems, smart streetlights and transit choices, and prepare for a future of connected vehicles Element Current Score = 3 Element Target Score = 4
Smart Transportation Maturity & Gaps
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Phase 1 – Investing in Foundational Systems AMI WiF i LED Street lights ITS Fiber SCADA Phase 2 – Integrating for Efficiencies Traveler Info Phase 3 – Achieving Interoperable, Predictive, Real-Time Level Plan Upda te Plan Updat e
A Long-Term Framework for Achieving Higher Maturity Levels
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Transportation Initiatives
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Transportation Initiatives
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Connected Vehicles
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Transportation Initiatives
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Smart Streetlight Control Systems
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Transportation Initiatives
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Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety
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Transportation Initiatives
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First/Last Mile Commute Solutions
Attracting car-sharing services Sponsoring a dynamic carpooling program Encouraging employer shuttle – transit hub coordination Land-use planning for “Mobility Hubs” to support shared mobility
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Transportation Initiatives
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Traveler Information
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Transportation Initiatives
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Completing Smart City Strategy Updating 2004 ITS Master Plan Passed transportation levy with funds targeted toward new technology Advertising new Transportation Technology Partnership position
www.governmentjobs.com/careers/bellevu ewa
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Thank you
Chris Long, PE, PTOE City of Bellevue Traffic Engineering Manager CLong@bellevuewa.gov 425-452-6013