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VISION – NJ ITS Architecture Update Kick Off
Project Goals
• Establish the vision for innovation in
operations and technology’s role for improving
mobility, safety, sustainability and livability
• Identify TSMO strategies and supporting ITS
technologies and how to integrate NJ’s
programs
• Plan for expediting the delivery of innovation
• Inform Short, Medium, and Long Range
Planning, integrating TSMO / ITS into process
• Engage decision/policy makers
A Growing Movement
Seattle – ATM, HOT
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NYC
Metro –
Regional
DC Integration
Metro –
ATM, HOT
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Minneapolis ATMAnn Arbor –
Connected
Vehicle
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Los Angeles HOT
San Diego
- ICM
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Atlanta - HOT
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Dallas - ICM
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A Growing Movement – “Planning for Operations”
• Connected Vehicles
• Use of real time and predicted
operations data
• Regional Interoperability
• Active Transportation and Demand
Management (ATDM)
• Sustainability and Livability
• National ITS Architecture
• SHRP-2
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Connected Vehicles
• Safety Applications
– V2V
– V2I
• Mobility Applications
– Real-time data capture and
use
• Environmental
– Data (AERIS)
– Road weather applications
• Plan for NJ to be prepared for
connected vehicles; but not
dependent on it
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EVENTS
Dec. 2012 Annual
Symposium
Smart Parking
Upcoming June
Technical Meeting
STRATEGIC
VISION
SAFETY
Vehicle
technology
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Role of IAC
Platform for
Collaboration
Implement
Recommendations
IAC
Provide Input
& High-Level
Review
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Shared
Vision of
Future
Engagement
amongst
CEOs
Key Project Activities and Critical
Deliverables
IAC
Meeting 1
IAC
Meeting 2
IAC
Meeting 3
What are
we NOT
doing
now?
What are
we doing
now?
What
should we
be doing?
IAC
Meeting 4
Final Report –
Strategic Deployment
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Streamlined
Update
to the
Statewide
ITS
Architecture
IAC Meeting Milestones
FebJune
• Project Start, Kick Off Meeting, FHWA Workshop, Outreach
2013
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Mid
Sept
2013
• Review strategies for integrating planning for operations, establishing
what we are not doing now, and preliminary vision, goals, and objectives
Mid
Dec
2013
• Review of Strategic Vision, goals and objectives and performance
measures
Mid
Feb
2014
• Review funding strategies and key architecture enhancements, including
process for maintaining the architecture
Early
June
2014
• Review Strategic Deployment Plan and ITS Architecture Update
SHRP-2 – Organizing for Reliability
• L06 - Guide to Organizing Transportation Agencies to Advance
Systems Operations and Management
• L01 - A Guide to Improving Travel Time Reliability by Integrating
Business Processes
• NJDOT selected by FHWA for Implementation Assistance
Incremental levels of capability
DIMENSIONS
LEVEL 1
PERFORMED
LEVEL 2
MANAGED
LEVEL 3
INTEGRATED
LEVEL 4
OPTIMIZING
Planning & Programming
Systems & Technology
Performance
Culture
Organization/ staffing
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Collaboration
Every
Cell contains
criteria that
define that
level