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TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT CENTER (TMC) PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS FOR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.
| 题名： | TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT CENTER (TMC) PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS FOR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA. |
| 作者： | Reynold-James-P; Nicoliasen-Michael-Tako |
| 关键词： | Planning-; Traffic-control-centers |
| 摘要： | This paper provides a methodology and makes recommendations for determining the number and the location of transportation management centers (TMCs), applying this to determine their basic functions in the Naples-Fort Myers, Sarasota-Bradenton and Lakeland areas of Florida. The approach identifies and describes the primary considerations for the TMCs. The paper then applies these considerations to the specific environments of the Interstate 75 and Interstate 4 Corridors using a scoring matrix. An alternatives analysis is provided in the report to test several TMC configuration alternatives against the considerations to determine how well each alternative satisfies the considerations. Based on this recommendations are provided for TMC development in the regions. The paper concludes that the decision to locate TMCs, determining their total number in a large area such as a state or multi-state area can me made, based on a set of criteria using factors common throughout all ITS deployments and factors specially derived from the region'' characteristics and functional needs. |
| 总页数： | ITS America. Meeting (12th : 2002 : Long Beach, Calif.). Securing our future : ITS America 12th Annual Meeting and Exposition 2002 : conference proceedings. 2002. pp25 |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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