TRAFFIC COMMAND, TEXAS STYLE : SMART TECHNOLOGIES SMOOTH HOUSTON'S TRANSPORTATION TANGLES AND INFORM MOTORISTS
D W Wiersig
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D W Wiersig
Abstract
This article describes the Houston Transtar, a facility designed to control traffic congestion and manage emergency operations in the Houston metropolitan area. The article describes how Transtar uses geographic information system (GIS) technology that is based on real- time traffic conditions to change traffic patterns and provide information to motorists.
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This article describes the Houston Transtar, a facility designed to control traffic congestion and manage emergency operations in the Houston metropolitan area. The article describes how Transtar uses geographic information system (GIS) technology that is based on real- time traffic conditions to change traffic patterns and provide information to motorists.
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Transport engineering, Traffic congestion, Geographic information system, Control (management), Computer science, Engineering, Geography