Tracking the Deployment of Rural Intelligent Transportation Systems in Iowa: FY2002 Results
Steve Gordon, Jeffrey Trombly
Abstract
Steve Gordon, Jeffrey Trombly
Abstract
This report describes the results of a nationwide data gathering effort aimed at tracking deployment of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technology outside major metropolitan areas. Each state Department of Transportation was surveyed concerning deployments in five areas: Crash Prevention and Security, Surface Transportation Weather Systems, Operations and Maintenance, Traveler Information Systems, and Traffic Management. Deployment is tracked through the number of systems deployed by the state and the technologies associated with each deployment. The sharing of information from deployed systems among statewide agencies is also tracked.
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This report describes the results of a nationwide data gathering effort aimed at tracking deployment of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technology outside major metropolitan areas. Each state Department of Transportation was surveyed concerning deployments in five areas: Crash Prevention and Security, Surface Transportation Weather Systems, Operations and Maintenance, Traveler Information Systems, and Traffic Management. Deployment is tracked through the number of systems deployed by the state and the technologies associated with each deployment. The sharing of information from deployed systems among statewide agencies is also tracked.
Key concepts: Software deployment, Intelligent transportation system, Metropolitan area, Transport engineering, Crash, Tracking system, Advanced Traffic Management System, Information system