National Rural ITS Conference 2006

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National Rural ITS Conference 2006 Design of Automated Variable Speed Limits and Lane Assignments in Rural Areas Presented by: Tom Blaine P. E., POE New Mexico Department of Transportation Intelligent Transportation System Bureau

Design/Construction Schedule November 2005 - Funding Identified

Design/Construction Schedule November 2005 - Funding Identified December 2005 On Call Engineering Contract

Design/Construction Schedule November 2005 - Funding Identified December 2005 On Call Engineering Contract January 2006 Started Design

Design/Construction Schedule November 2005 - Funding Identified December 2005 On Call Engineering Contract January 2006 Started Design May 2006 FHWA Required NMDOT to Update Regional Architecture Prior to Approving ITS Projects

Project Description Project Overview Location I-40 East of Albuquerque Length 15 Miles

Project Description Project Overview Typical Section 4 to 6 lanes 4 Lane Section

Project Description Project Overview Typical Section 4 to 6 lanes 6 Lane Section

Project Description Project Overview Safety Corridor Goals and Objectives of Safety Corridor The goal of New Mexico s Safety Corridors program is to identify areas of high crash risk and take steps to correct the problem in order to reduce the number of crashes and fatalities on New Mexico s highways and rural roads.

Project Description Project Overview Safety Corridor 65 MPH Speed Limit

Project Description Project Overview Safety Corridor 65 MPH Speed Limit In 6 Lane Sections Truck are Restricted to the Right Lane

Project Description Project Overview Safety Corridor 65 MPH Speed Limit In 6 Lane Sections Truck are Restricted to the Right Lane Avg. Weekday Traffic 50,400 VPD

Project Description Project Overview Safety Corridor 65 MPH Speed Limit In 6 Lane Sections Truck are Restricted to the Right Lane Avg. Weekday Traffic 50,000 VPD Enhanced Fines for Speeding

Project Description Project Overview Safety Corridor 65 MPH Speed Limit In 6 Lane Sections Truck are Restricted to the Right Lane Avg. Weekday Traffic 50,000 VPD Enhanced Fines for Speeding Grades Ranging From 0 6%

Project Description Project Overview Goal is to Improve Safety through the Deployment of ITS Devices

Roadside Devices Project Overview Deployment of ITS Devices will Include:

Roadside Devices Project Overview The ITS Devices will be Deployed will Include: Dynamic Message Signs (DMS)

Roadside Devices Project Overview The ITS Devices will be Deployed will Include: Dynamic Message Signs (DMS) Closed Circuit TV (CCTV)

Roadside Devices Project Overview The ITS Devices will be Deployed will Include: Dynamic Message Signs (DMS) Closed Circuit TV Microwave Vehicle Detection Sensors (MVDS)

Roadside Devices Project Overview The ITS Devices will be Deployed will Include: Dynamic Message Signs (DMS) Closed Circuit TV Microwave Vehicle Detection Sensors (MVDS) Roadside Weather Information Systems

Roadside Devices Project Overview The ITS Devices will be Deployed will Include: Dynamic Message Signs (DMS) Closed Circuit TV Microwave Vehicle Detection Sensors (MVDS) Roadside Weather Information Systems Non-Intrusive Road Surface Information Sensors (NRSIS)

Roadside Devices Project Overview The ITS Devices will be Deployed will Include: Dynamic Message Signs (DMS) Closed Circuit TV Microwave Vehicle Detection Sensors (MVDS) Roadside Weather Information Systems Non-Intrusive Road Surface Information Sensors (NRSIS) Lane Assignment Signs

Roadside Devices Project Overview The ITS Devices will be Deployed will Include: Dynamic Message Signs (DMS) Closed Circuit TV Microwave Vehicle Detection Sensors (MVDS) Roadside Weather Information Systems Non-Intrusive Road Surface Information Sensors (NRSIS) Lane Assignment Signs Variable Speed Limit Signs (VSLS)

Location of Field Devices

Collecting Data Inputs From Field Devices

Collecting Data Inputs From Field Devices CCTV Images Reviewed by Operator

Collecting Data Inputs From Field Devices CCTV MVDS Speed Occupancy Classification

Collecting Data Inputs From Field Devices CCTV MVDS RWIS Temperature Precipitation

Collecting Data Inputs From Field Devices CCTV MVDS RWIS NRSIS Depth of Precipitation/Ice on Road Surface

Compiling Data Weather Elements that Effect Driving are Assigned a Significant Value

Compiling Data Weather Elements that Effect Driving are Assigned a Significant Value Snow 0 3

Compiling Data Weather Element that Effects Driving is Assigned a Significant Value Snow 0 3 Rain 0 3

Compiling Data Weather Element that Effects Driving is Assigned a Significant Value Snow 0 3 Rain 0 3 Road Surface 0 15 (in increments of 5)

Compiling Data Weather Element that Effects Driving is Assigned a Significant Value Snow 0 3 Rain 0 3 Road Surface 0 15 (in increments of 5) Fog 0 15 (in increments of 5)

Compiling Data Weather Element that Effects Driving is Assigned a Significant Value Snow 0 3 Rain 0 3 Road Surface 0 15 (in increments of 5) Fog 0 15 (in increments of 5) % Commercial Vehicles 0 3

Compiling Data Weather Element that Effects Driving is Assigned a Significant Value Snow 0 3 Rain 0 3 Road Surface 0 15 (in increments of 5) Fog 0 15 (in increments of 5) % Commercial Vehicles 0 3 Grade 0 3

Compiling Data Weather Element that Effects Driving is Assigned a Significant Value Snow 0 3 Rain 0 3 Road Surface 0 15 (in increments of 5) Fog 0 15 (in increments of 5) % Commercial Vehicles 0 3 Grade 0 3 Lane Occupancy 0 3

Compiling Data The Operator Collects and Compiles All Data

Compiling Data The Operator Collects and Compiles All Data Fill Out the Condition Matrix

Condition Matrix None Light Moderate Heavy TOTAL Snow 0 1 2 3 Rain Road Surface Fog % Commercial Vehicles Grade Lane Occupancy None Light Moderate Heavy 0 1 2 3 None Wet/Patchy Ice Ponding/Icy Standing Water/Snow Packed 0 5 10 15 >500 500 350 350 125 <125 0 5 10 15 >10% 10% 20% 18% 30% < 30% 0 1 2 3 >1% 2%-3% 4%-5% <5% 0 1 2 3 <25% 26%-50% 40%-75% 60%-100% 0 1 2 3

Compiling Data The Operator Collects and Compiles All Data Fill Out the Condition Matrix Reads the Element Index (EI) number

Compiling Data The Operator Collects and Compiles All Data Fill Out the Condition Matrix Reads the Element Index (EI) number Sum of all Element Index gives the Condition Index (CI)

Compiling Data The Operator Collects and Compiles All Data Fill Out the Condition Matrix Reads the Element Index (EI) number Sum of all EIs gives the Condition Index (CI) Read Recommendation from Speed Reduction Matrix

Speed Reduction Matrix Condition Index Value < 8 7 15 13 20 >18 Recommended Speed (% of Posted) 80% - 100% 60% - 80% 40% - 60% 30% or less

Compiling Data The Operator Collects and Compiles All Data Fill Out the Condition Matrix Reads the Element Index (EI) number Sum of all EIs gives the Condition Index (CI) Read Recommendation from Speed Reduction Matrix Read Recommendation from Lane Restriction Matrix

Lane Assignment Matrix Condition Index Value < 8 7 15 13 20 >18 Lane Restrictions All Lanes Open All Lanes Open Restricted to Right 2 Lanes Restricted to Right Lane Only

Compiling Data The Operator Collects and Compiles All Data Fill Out the Condition Matrix Reads the Element Index (EI) number Sum of all EIs gives the Condition Index (CI) Read Recommendation from Speed Reduction Matrix Read Recommendation from Lane Restriction Matrix Post Appropriate Messages, Speeds and Lane Assignments

Example Element Element Value Comment Moderate Snow 2 Rate of snow is less than ½ per hour Patchy Ice 10 2 out of the 5 sensors are detecting accumulation of snow on the roadway Surface There is no fog in the area 0 There are 22% Commercial Vehicles 1 2 Grade 5 % 2 3 Lane Occupancy 63% 2 3 The MVDS has detected and calculated 22% Commercial Vehicles The area is in eastern section of the project area with 5% grade The lane occupancy is detected and reported by the MVDS Condition Index Number 17 19

Example Condition Index = 17 19 Recommendation to Advise a Reduction of 40% - 60% of Posted Speed Limit SAY 40 MPH Condition Index Value < 8 7 15 13 20 >18 Recommended Speed (% of Posted) 80% - 100% 60% - 80% 40% - 60% 30% or less

Summary Operator will Compile Data

Summary Operator will Compile Data Use CCTV to Verify Conditions

Summary Operator will Compile Data Use CCTV to Verify Conditions Develop Message Sets

Summary Operator will Compile Data Use CCTV to Verify Conditions Develop Message Sets Develop Advisory Speed

Summary Operator will Compile Data Use CCTV to Verify Conditions Develop Message Sets Develop Advisory Speed Develop Lane Restrictions

Summary Operator will Compile Data Use CCTV to Verify Conditions Develop Message Sets Develop Advisory Speed Develop Lane Restrictions Validate Recommendations with Supervisor Send out Messages, Advisory, and Restrictions

Summary Operator will Compile Data Use CCTV to Verify Conditions Develop Message Sets Develop Advisory Speed Develop Lane Restrictions Validate Recommendations with Supervisor Send out Messages, Advisory, and Restrictions

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