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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting I nno va tio n Use of Cr owdsour c ing to Advanc e Ope r ations 1 Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n Source: Idea SV, El Salvador Milonario How often is the ask the audience life line


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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting I nno va tio n

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Use of Cr

  • wdsour

c ing to Advanc e Ope r ations

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n 2

B: 50% of the time A: 95% of the time C: 30% of the time D: 75% of the time

How often is the “ask the audience” life line correct in the game show “Who Wants to be a Millionaire”?

Source: Idea SV, El Salvador Milonario

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

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  • da y’s We bina r T
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UDOT Citize n Re por te r Pr

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L isa Mille r, T ra ve le r I nfo rma tio n Ma na g e r Uta h De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

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E DC- 5, Ope r ations & Cr

  • wdsour

c ing: An Ove r vie w

Ja me s Co lya r, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns

Cr

  • wdsour

c ing for Ope r ations: Oppo r tunitie s & Co nside r atio ns

Gre g Jo ne s, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns & Re so urc e Ce nte r

Managing T r affic with Pr

  • be Data

E dwa rd Co x, E ng ine e ring Dire c to r o f T ra ffic Ma na g e me nt I ndia na De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

Inc ide nt De te c tion and Afte r

  • Ac tion Re vie ws

Chris L a mb e rt, Syste ms Co nsulta nt fo r I T S K e ntuc ky T ra nspo rta tio n Ca b ine t

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting I nno va tio n

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E DC- 5, Ope r ations & Cr

  • wdsour

c ing

An Ove r vie w

Source: Unsplash

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

What is “Every Day Counts”(EDC)?

State-based model to identify and rapidly deploy proven but underutilized innovations to:

 shorten the project delivery process  enhance roadway safety  reduce congestion  improve environmental sustainability

  • EDC Rounds: two year cycles
  • Initiating 5th Round (2019-2020) - 10 innovations
  • To date: 4 Rounds, over 40 innovations

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FAST Act, Sec.1444 For more information: https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/innovation/

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

T ransportation Syste ms Manage me nt and Ope rations (T SMO)

  • Optimizing use o f e xisting fa c ilitie s.
  • Ma ximizing pe rfo rma nc e o f the syste m.
  • Buying the mo st mo b ility fo r the le a st c o st.
  • T

re a ting c a pa c ity a s a n a sse t to ma na g e .

  • Ge tting yo u the re – pe o ple a nd g o o ds.
  • T

a rg e te d so lutio ns to c o ng e stio n c a use s.

  • Co mple me nt to c a pa c ity pro je c ts.
  • Appro a c he s to ma tc h de ma nd to supply.

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E ffe c tive ope r ations is built on a foundation of monitor ing c ur r e nt c onditions.

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Re al- T ime Monitor ing: A We akne ss in the F

  • undation of Ope r

ations

T he re a re 4 prima ry limita tions in our typic a l a pproa c h to re a l- time monitoring :

  • 1. Big g a ps in g e o g ra phic c o ve ra g e .
  • 2. L

a g s in time line ss o f info rma tio n.

  • 3. Co st to b uild-o ut a nd ma inta in fie ld

e q uipme nt.

  • 4. Jurisdic tio na l sto ve pipe s.

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T he se limitations r e duc e the ability to e ffic ie ntly and (c ost) e ffe c tive ly ope r ate the syste m.

Source: FHWA

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Wha t’s Ne w for Ope ra tions?

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Che ape r , ac c e ssible , monitor ing, pr

  • c e ssing, and use of r

e al- time data.

CAV

Machine Learning

CLOUD COMPUTING

IoT

Source: Adapted from FHWA

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Crowdsourc ing : A Pote ntia l Solution

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Whe n inte gr ate d with an age nc y’s e xisting e ffor ts, c r

  • wdsour

c ing he lps age nc ie s:

  • E

xpa nd g e o g ra phic c o ve ra g e a nd re so lutio n.

  • Re duc e info rma tio n time la g s fo r impro ve d re a l-

time situa tio na l a wa re ne ss.

  • Re duc e de pe nde nc e o n a nd c o st a sso c ia te d

with ro a dside se nso rs a nd syste ms.

  • Ove rc o me jurisdic tio na l sto ve pipe s.
  • I

mple me nt pro a c tive o pe ra tio ns stra te g ie s.

Cr

  • wdsour

c ing is a pr

  • ve n lowe r
  • c ost solution

to impr

  • ving safe ty and ope r

ations.

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Wha t E xa c tly is Crowdsourc ing ?

Crowdsourc ing is the pra c tic e of a ddre ssing a ne e d or proble m by e nlisting the se rvic e s of a la rg e numbe r of pe ople via te c hnolog ie s. Crowdsourc ing :

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 Addre sse s a ne e d o r pro b le m o utside

  • f a n o rg a niza tio n’ s re so urc e s o r

me a ns b y distrib uting the wo rklo a d a c ro ss a la rg e g ro up o f pe o ple .

 L

e ve ra g e s the c o lle c tive wisdo m a nd uniq ue insig hts o f a c ro wd.

 Use s te c hno lo g y a nd ne w fo rms o f

c o mmunic a tio n a nd inte ra c tio n to do c ume nt, sha re , a nd re fle c t o n the wo rld.

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n 11

Life Lines: 50:50 Phone a Friend Ask the Audience

B: 50% of the time A: 95% of the time C: 30% of the time D: 75% of the time

How often is the “ask the audience” life line correct in the game show “Who Wants to be a Millionaire”?

Source: Idea SV, El Salvador Milonario

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Crowdsourc ing E xa mple s

1906: UK We ig ht Judg ing Compe tition

  • British sc ie ntist he ld c o mpe titio n @ F

a t Sto c k & Po ultry E xhib itio n.

  • 787 to o k pa rt in ste e r we ig ht-g ue ssing c o nte st.
  • Ave ra g e 2 lb s. o ff; b e st g ue ss 10 lb s. o ff.

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Guess my weight

Source: K W Reinsch

1995: Ama zon Re vie ws

  • Custo me rs o ffe r re vie ws &

c o mme nt/ vo te o n o the rs’ re vie ws.

  • Ra ting , b a se d o n ma c hine le a rning , a nd

a ffe c t pro duc t visib ility.

  • Re po rts o f re vie w ta mpe ring surfa c e d in

2004.

Source: Unsplash Source: Pixabay

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Crowdsourc ing E xa mple s

2000: F

  • lding @home , Sta nford Unive rsity
  • Vo lunte e rs a llo w use o f the ir c o mpute rs’ idle pro c e ssing

po we r to simula te pro te in fo lding a nd drug de sig n.

  • 2M sig n-ups = 5th mo st po we rful c o mpute r in the wo rld.
  • E

na b le s re se a rc h into Alzhe ime r’ s, Ca nc e r, & mo re .

Source: Bruce Blaus

2008: L e g o Ide a s

  • Use rs po st the ir ide a s fo r po te ntia l L

e g o pro duc ts.

  • I

f a n ide a g e ne ra te s 10,000 vie ws within a ye a r, it q ua lifie s fo r re vie w b y L e g o .

  • A use r with a suc c e ssful ide a la unc h is

e ntitle d to 1% o f the pro duc t’ s re ve nue s.

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Source: Unsplash

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Crowdsourc ing is E ve rywhe re

  • Airb nb
  • Be st Buy
  • Citize nsc ie nc e .g o v (GSA)
  • De pa rtme nt o f De fe nse
  • E

uc ro wd (E U)

  • F

a c e b o o k

  • F

e de ra l Bure a u o f I nve stig a tio n

  • Ge ne ra l E

le c tric

  • Go o g le
  • Ha rle y Da vidso n
  • K

ra ft F

  • o ds

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  • L

e g o

  • Ma tte l
  • Mc Do na lds
  • Mic ro so ft
  • NASA
  • Ne tflix
  • Ne w Yo rk City Simplic ity
  • Pa ypa l
  • Pro c te r & Ga mb le
  • So ny
  • Sta rb uc ks
  • Wikipe dia
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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting I nno va tio n

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Cr

  • wdsour

c ing for Ope r ations

Source: Shutterstock

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

POL L T HE AUDIE NCE

Is your re g ion or Sta te c urre ntly le ve ra g ing c rowdsourc ing for tra nsporta tion ope ra tions?

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If yes, please share a few words about the application in the chat pod and a point of contact so that we may learn more from you.

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

T

  • da y’s We bina r T
  • pic s & Pre se nte rs

UDOT Citize n Re por te r Pr

  • gr

am

L isa Mille r, T ra ve le r Info rma tio n Ma na g e r Uta h De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

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E DC- 5, Ope r ations & Cr

  • wdsour

c ing: An Ove r vie w

Ja me s Co lya r, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns

Cr

  • wdsour

c ing for Ope r ations: Oppo r tunitie s & Co nside r atio ns

Gre g Jo ne s, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns & Re so urc e Ce nte r

Managing T r affic with Pr

  • be Data

E d wa rd Co x, E ng ine e ring Dire c to r o f T ra ffic Ma na g e me nt Ind ia na De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

Inc ide nt De te c tion and Afte r

  • Ac tion Re vie ws

Chris L a mb e rt, Syste ms Co nsulta nt fo r IT S K e ntuc ky T ra nspo rta tio n Ca b ine t

Que stion & Answe r fr

  • m Chat Box
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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

E xisting a nd Pote ntia l Cr

  • wdsour

c ing Applic a tions in T r a nspor ta tion

Othe r po ssib le a pplic a tio ns inc lude fre ig ht ma na g e me nt, wo rk zo ne ma na g e me nt, a nd pe rfo rma nc e a sse ssme nt a nd re po rting .

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Data Sources

Crowdsourced Data Citizen Calls ITS Field Devices Third-Party Data Partner Data Service Patrol

Crowdsource Applications

Traveler Information Incident Management Freeway Traffic Management Arterial Management Road Weather Management Planned Events

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Sourc e s of Crowdsourc e d Da ta

  • Da ta e xtra c te d fro m so c ia l me dia pla tfo rms.
  • Da ta a c q uire d fro m third-pa rty c ro wdso urc e d da ta .
  • Da ta c o lle c te d fro m spe c ia lly-de ve lo pe d mo b ile

a pps.

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Source: Pixabay

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Crowdsourc ing – Opportunitie s for Advanc ing Ope rations

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Crowdsourc ing Conside ra tions

  • Unde rsta nding yo ur c urre nt
  • pe ra tio na l g a ps o r ne e ds.
  • Unde rsta nd na ture o f da ta - it ma y

b e diffe re nt in fo c us, q ua lity, pro c e ssing , a nd ma na g e me nt.

  • Addre ss po lic y, le g a l, o r da ta
  • wne rship hurdle s.
  • F

unding / pro c ure me nt fo r no n- tra ditio na l to o ls a nd se rvic e s.

  • Gro w te c hnic a l skills a nd

a rc hite c ture a ppro a c he s.

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Source: Adapted from Unsplash

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting I nno va tio n

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Cr

  • wdsour

c ing for Ope r ations Case Studie s

Source: Shutterstock

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

T

  • da y’s We bina r T
  • pic s & Pre se nte rs

UDOT Citize n Re por te r Pr

  • gr

am

L isa Mille r, T ra ve le r I nfo rma tio n Ma na g e r Uta h De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

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E DC- 5, Ope r ations & Cr

  • wdsour

c ing: An Ove r vie w

Ja me s Co lya r, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns

Cr

  • wdsour

c ing for Ope r ations: Oppo r tunitie s & Co nside r atio ns

Gre g Jo ne s, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns & Re so urc e Ce nte r

Managing T r affic with Pr

  • be Data

E d wa rd Co x, E ng ine e ring Dire c to r o f T ra ffic Ma na g e me nt Ind ia na De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

Inc ide nt De te c tion and Afte r

  • Ac tion Re vie ws

Chris L a mb e rt, Syste ms Co nsulta nt fo r IT S K e ntuc ky T ra nspo rta tio n Ca b ine t

Que stion & Answe r fr

  • m Chat Box
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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

UDOT Citize n Re po r te r Pr

  • gr

am

Lisa Miller Traveler Information Manager

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Histor y

  • L

aunc he d winte r 2012- 2013

  • Pr
  • vide d a c onsiste nt way for

the public to r e por t

  • Shor

t tr aining pr

  • gr

am

  • Spe c ial thanks to Wyoming DOT

! (E CAR)

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

L

  • gic :
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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Re sults

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Re sults

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Lisa Miller Traveler Information Manager lisamiller@utah.gov

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

T

  • da y’s We bina r T
  • pic s & Pre se nte rs

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E DC- 5, Ope r ations & Cr

  • wdsour

c ing: An Ove r vie w

Ja me s Co lya r, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns

Cr

  • wdsour

c ing for Ope r ations: Oppo r tunitie s & Co nside r atio ns

Gre g Jo ne s, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns & Re so urc e Ce nte r

Managing T r affic with Pr

  • be Data

E dwa rd Co x, E ng ine e ring Dire c to r o f T ra ffic Ma na g e me nt I ndia na De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

Inc ide nt De te c tion and Afte r

  • Ac tion Re vie ws

Chris L a mb e rt, Syste ms Co nsulta nt fo r IT S K e ntuc ky T ra nspo rta tio n Ca b ine t

UDOT Citize n Re por te r Pr

  • gr

am

L isa Mille r, T ra ve le r Info rma tio n Ma na g e r Uta h De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

Que stion & Answe r fr

  • m Chat Box
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Managi ging g Traffic wi with P Probe D Data

Ed Edwa ward D D Cox, I INDOT

Sept ptembe ber 2 2018

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  • INDO

DOT p purchase ses r s real-time p e probe d e data

  • Inter

terstates es p partitioned ed i into 2 2000+ s segm gmen ents ts

  • Download s

speed ed d data ev ever ery 6 60 seconds

  • “Traffi

fic T Ticker er” d ” dev evel eloped ed b by INDOT & & Purdue U e Univer ersity to to process, v visualize and u use d e data

Crowdsourced P Probe D Data

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The P e Prob

  • blem

em: : Unplanned I-65 N NB Br B Bridge Cl Clos

  • sure
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Inter erstate D e Diver ersion

I-65 Bridge closed on Aug 6

35,000 AADT and 5000 Trucks

NB I-65 closed from MM 141 to 178

( 37 mile length )

Diversion Route

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Di Diversion r route - capacity ty c constr trained

I-65 Northbound

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First L Loo

  • ok

k – Percepti tions o

  • f D

Detour

  • On Day 1, a reporter drove

the official detour route

  • It took her 4 hours to drive

60 miles

  • Press offered:

“ Mor

  • ral

al of

  • f t he st or
  • ry is t hat

at t he I NDOT det our rout e is essent ially ineffect ct ive.” So…

How

  • w do
  • w e m ine t he dat

at a a t o

  • chan

ange op

  • perat

at ion

  • ns &

im prove cu cust om er experience ce?

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Traffic Summary along Detour Route

Miles Along Detour at Various Operating Speed Stacked Segment Miles with Speed Below 45mph

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

  • We can effectively manage by segment and for the entire corridor -

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 *color reflect segment on map to the right

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Traffic T c Tick cker Da r Dashb hboard

231 Signals retimed 231/18 Flasher changed Several Incidents Day 1: 10 - 15 mile stretch with speed below 15 mph Key operational measures implemented Temporary Signals

Miles < 45 mph Number of Miles

We can see how each operations change affects system performance

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Live e Traffic T Ticker er

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Tool ingests real-time data to offer Visual profile by segment, direction, district and other factors

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Traf affic T Ticker’s Real al-Ti Time De Delta S Speed F Function

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Tool

  • ol h

help lps w with th t train inin ing a and a after a acti ction r reviews

Public Safety Workshop

At Purdue University

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Using M Metrics t to C Change Operations a and Customer Ex Experience

  • Detour improvement from

4 hours to 64 minutes

  • Stabilized traffic in 5 days
  • No further ‘negative’ press
  • Many positive reports from

commuters and our staff noting zero delay stops!

  • Media helped advocate use
  • f the detour.
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Thank You

Edward D Cox Director of Engineering, I NDOT Traffic Management 8620 E 21st Street I ndianapolis, I N 46219 ecox@indot.in.gov 317-899-8601

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

T

  • da y’s We bina r T
  • pic s & Pre se nte rs

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E DC- 5, Ope r ations & Cr

  • wdsour

c ing: An Ove r vie w

Ja me s Co lya r, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns

Cr

  • wdsour

c ing for Ope r ations: Oppo r tunitie s & Co nside r atio ns

Gre g Jo ne s, T ra nspo rta tio n Spe c ia list F HWA Offic e o f Ope ra tio ns & Re so urc e Ce nte r

Inc ide nt De te c tion and Afte r

  • Ac tion Re vie ws

Chris L a mb e rt, Syste ms Co nsulta nt fo r I T S K e ntuc ky T ra nspo rta tio n Ca b ine t

UDOT Citize n Re por te r Pr

  • gr

am

L isa Mille r, T ra ve le r Info rma tio n Ma na g e r Uta h De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

Managing T r affic with Pr

  • be Data

E d wa rd Co x, E ng ine e ring Dire c to r o f T ra ffic Ma na g e me nt Ind ia na De pa rtme nt o f T ra nspo rta tio n

Que stion & Answe r fr

  • m Chat Box
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Incident Detection

Real-Time Data Verification and Filtering of Noise

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Incident Detection: Email Alerts

Automated email to TMC when HERE and Waze suggest incident Summary Section

Counts of crowdsourced reports by type

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Incident Detection: Email Alerts

Frequency of crowdsourced reporters

Automated email to TMC – detailed report section Detailed Email Content

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Incident Detection: User Perception

WAZE – Speed: None Delay: None “Major Accident” @ MP 2.76 - Reliability 7 “Heavy Traffic” @ MP 4.156 - Reliability 9 “None” @ MP 2.204 - Reliability 7 “None” @ MP 2.709 - Reliability 5 “Major Accident” @ MP 2.983 - Reliability 10 :

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After-Action Review

Understanding the Order of Events using Crowdsource Data

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After Action Review: Incident Overview

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After Action Review: Probe + Reports

WAZE Report Timeline

Hazard on Shoulder - Car Stopped Hazard on Road - Object Jam - Heavy Traffic Jam - Moderate Traffic Accident - Major Hazard on Road - Car Stopped Jam - Stand Still Traffic

HERE Average Speed

One Incident, multiple WAZE Reports: Car on Shoulder > Hazard on Road > Jam > Accident > Hazard > Jam!

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After Action Review: Probe + Reports

WAZE Report Timeline HERE Average Speed TOC Crash Report

Hazard on Shoulder - Car Stopped Hazard on Road - Object Jam - Heavy Traffic Jam - Moderate Traffic Accident - Major Hazard on Road - Car Stopped Jam - Stand Still Traffic

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Thank You

Chris Lambert, Systems Consultant for ITS Kentucky Transportation Cabinet

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

POL L T HE AUDIE NCE What ar e the thr

e e most signific ant c halle nge s or

bar r ie r s for your age nc y’s adoption of c r

  • wdsour

c ing for

  • pe r

ations?

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  • A. Cultural change
  • E. Staff resources/knowledge
  • B. Cost of tools/data

F. Unclear benefits

  • C. External dependence
  • G. Legal/policy concerns
  • D. Data quality/trust
  • H. Other, enter in the chat pod
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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting I nno va tio n

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E DC- 5 Cr

  • wdsour

c ing Innovation

Source: Shutterstock

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

Upc oming Initia tive Re sourc e s

  • Wo rksho ps.
  • Pe e r e xc ha ng e s.
  • On-site te c hnic a l a ssista nc e .
  • T

ra ining ma te ria ls/ tra ining .

  • Ca se studie s.
  • F

a c t she e ts.

  • Ma rke ting ma te ria ls.
  • We b ina rs.

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Ce nte r fo r Ac c e le ra ting Inno va tio n

E DC- 5 F unding Opportunitie s

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 State Transportation Innovation Council (STIC) Incentive

 Up to $100,000 per STIC per year to standardize an innovation  https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/innovation/stic/

 Accelerated Innovation Deployment (AID) Demonstration

 Up to $1 million available per year to deploy an innovation not routinely used  https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/innovation/grants/

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James Colyar

James.Colyar@dot.gov (360) 753-9408

Parting crowdsourced request…

Send us a creative tagline for EDC-5, Crowdsourcing for Operations. If we use your idea, you will have “bragging rights” at the upcoming EDC-5 Summits! (Send via chat box or an email to James Colyar).

Paul Jodoin

Paul.Jodoin@dot.gov (202) 366-5465

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The U.S. Government does not endorse products or

  • manufacturers. Trademarks or manufacturers’ names

appear in this report only because they are considered essential to the objective of the document.

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