The path to a Smarter City

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1 Tip Franklin Director, Business Development The New Era of Information in Transportation Our Integrated Future The path to a Smarter City

2 Points of Discussion Agenda The Road to Success Understand Our Challenge(s) Using Data Efficiently Understand the Relationships A Smart City Approach

3 The Road to Success Smart Information for a Sustainable World

4 Focus on the challenge not the buzz words Smart City its on the horizon Great Potential to get there we must focus on Managing data Integrating disparate systems Managing the problems that occur Providing a management overview Dashboards Achieving significant cost savings Aiding the environment But there are some challenges This is an evolutionary cycle not revolutionary Each of the above becomes a stepping-stone to deliver Smart City Focusing today on the day-to-day problems and finding innovative solutions will provide the catalyst for getting to the Smart City Smart City cannot happen in one giant leap The Wright brothers didn t develop the 747 Understand the Challenges Understand the Data Understand the Systems Integration Integrated DSS Create Self- Healing Systems Smart Transport

5 A Smart City is a system of systems Energy Mobility Renewable Energy Smart Grid Smart Metering Gas Distribution Electric Vehicles Traffic Management Tolling & Congestion Charging Mass Public Transport Integrated Management Platform Control Center(s) Efficient Buildings Efficient Homes Public Safety Education Public Lighting Buildings & Homes Water Distribution Mgmt Water Stormwater Mgmt Healthcare Public Services Schneider Electric - Smart Cities 5

6 Understand our Challenge(s) Smart Information for a Sustainable World

7 Traveler Problem Statement Daily traveler information is at best sporadic. Integrated multi-modal information is rarely available. Much of the data is insufficient, incomplete and untimely. Service providers have limited access to real-time data. Rarely do systems provide any useful transit information. Generally only freeway routes are covered. Travelers have to search for information to assist them in making decisions The requirement for personalized, location aware, accurate, real-time and predictive multimodal information presents perhaps one of the biggest challenges for state agencies to date Couple this with rapidly changing technology, and the equation would appear to be all but impossible to solve.

8 Agency Problem Statement Facing worst budgetary constraints since the 30 s Limited Integration between systems Stove-piped approach limiting efficiency Demand for timely information rising exponentially Not able to maintain status-quo, let alone meet the changing needs of technology Politically charged environment Emerging network management strategies such as HOT/managed lanes, Congestion charging, etc. Agencies simply have inadequate systems, tools, data and therefore information to fully cover their network, let alone the tools to be able to disseminate accurate, timely and useful information to the traveling public.

9 Using Data Efficiently Smart Information for a Sustainable World

10 Creating Efficient Systems Data Integration Systems Integration Process Harmonization Information Delivery Agency Information Systems Data Management Reporting Trend and Profile analysis Decision Support Algorithmic Analysis

11 Data Challenges Accuracy Reliability Consistency Data Collection Data Validation Data Fusion Limited data standards Difficulty of combining data from disparate data sets Synchronization Real-time Long-term Historic Short-term Historic

12 Detailed Data Management Open Mobile Framework Common GIS/Map Platform Early Standards Adoption C2C Interconnectivity Browser-based Solutions Corridor Management Adaptive Signal Control Enforcement Multi-Modal Trip Planning Traffic Planning Incident Management Web Advertising Typical Static Data Feeds Revenue Generation Opportunities Transit Schedules Transit Patterns Transit Stops Road Data Sensing Computer Aided Dispatch DMS Locations Sensor Locations CCTV Locations Typical Real-time Data Feeds 511 Core System Common Technology Platform Real-time Data Fusion and Aggregation Automatic Vehicle Location Weather Conditions Speed, Occupancy, Volume CCTV Information and Data Flow Diagram Road Link Definitions Places of Interest Aliases Local Names On-the-move Solutions Social Applications Real-time User Alerting IVR Outbound IVR HOV Lanes Express Lanes Transit and Traffic Hubs Mobile Advertising Revenue Generation Opportunities Specialized Mobile Apps Broadcasting Next Services Blogging Mobile Ticketing Car Sharing Travel Angels API Sandbox Travel Time Calculator Traffic Prediction Traffic Planning Open Framework Out-sourced Framework Outbound XML Transit Planning Car Parking Truck Parking

13 Understand the Relationships Smart Information for a Sustainable World

14 Process Harmonization Control Communication Measuring Success Management Overview 3-Tiered Zonal Control Control Influence Interest Process

15 The Stepping Stone to Smart City Smart Information for a Sustainable World

16 Transport Systems Evolution Connected Vehicle Freight Management In-Car Info Delivery Emergency Management Transit Services Smart-Phone Dissemination Special Events Integration Automated ITS Integration C2C Construction Decision Support Leveling Algorithms IVR ITS Command & Control Incident Management Location Aware Self-Healing Systems Real-time Historic Predictive Personalized Self-Aware Systems 511 ATMS ICM Smart Transportation

17 Smart City - Transportation Smart Buildings 511 Smart Healthcare Smart Transportation ATMS Tolling Smart Education Smart Utilities ICM Smart Transportation Smart Social Services Smart Public Safety

18 Summary Smart Information for a Sustainable World

19 From Monitoring to Management Agencies Common platform for operational coordination Operational real-time data across the entire network Operational real-time data across all modes A capability to accurately assess network efficiency Real-time and predictive Road Speeds Self-monitoring Environment Fully integrated Decision Support System Automated ITS Command & Control Real-time capability for transit schedule adjustment Ability to implement incident and congestion mitigation strategies using the entire network and all modes Ability to quickly inform and influence the timing, routing and modal choices And do so in a seamless, integrated manner!!!!!!! Real-time capability for flow adjustment

20 The Efficiency Equation Data Dissemination Real-time system-level info Standardized /Synchronized Multi-agency/function data fusion Predictive capability Trend Analysis Travel Information Portal Real-time Alerting Travel Prediction - Angels Personalized Location aware Systems Result Integrated ATIS & ATMS Seamless system integration Decision support system Automated Monitoring Automated ITS Updates Optimized Network Management Improved Network Utilization Reduced Congestion/Emissions Improved Municipal Service Operation Economic Growth

21 Thank you Tip Franklin