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A MODEL OF SYSTEMS INTEGRATION TO FACILITATE ITS DEPLOYMENT : FAST- TRAC. PHASE IV : DELIVERABLE.
| 题名： | A MODEL OF SYSTEMS INTEGRATION TO FACILITATE ITS DEPLOYMENT : FAST- TRAC. PHASE IV : DELIVERABLE. |
| 作者： | Reed-Thomas-B; LeBay-Mark-R |
| 关键词： | Advanced-traffic-management-systems; Advanced-traveler-information-systems; Fast-trac-Program-:-michigan; System-architecture; Technology-assessment |
| 摘要： | The FAST-TRAC (Faster and Safer Travel through Traffic Routing and Advanced Controls) Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Field Test in Oakland County, an urbanized county in metropolitan Detroit represents a large and successful systems integration effort that ties together traffic surveillance, signal control, and traffic information systems that have not previously been integrated. A major emphasis of the FAST-TRAC Field Test was the development and implementation of a Traffic Information Management System (TIMS). The goal of TIMS is to integrate traffic-related information in pursuit of improving road operations and traveler services information within the project area. Upon integration, the various TIMS subsystems become interactively linked, and therefore allow TIMS to act as a central system for data collection and dissemination. The effort to develop a systems integration model began with a case study of the successful FAST-TRAC TIMS system integration efforts. As part of the case study, the authors identified a series of lessons learned from the TIMS deployment about prerequisites for a successful systems integration effort. These lessons, which are from the point of view of the government agency, were gleaned from the comments of project participants during a series of interviews and a focus group session. Comments were generalized to a certain extent, so the lessons represent a summary of issues that might be useful to future system integration projects. |
| 总页数： | 1998. 150631 bytes |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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