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The DynamIT project
Dynamic information services and anonymous travel time registration
VIKING WorkshopKøbenhavn 05.10.05
Per J. Lillestøl
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Presentation outline
Overview of the DynamIT project The test site Travel time registration by using ETC tags Information services
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Have you ever been stucked in traffic...?
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How long is this congestion going to How long is this congestion going to last?last?
When will the traffic conditions be When will the traffic conditions be normal again?normal again?
Will the goods arrive in time?Will the goods arrive in time?
Should I choose another road?Should I choose another road?
New dynamic information services can New dynamic information services can provide answers to these questionsprovide answers to these questions
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Background
Infrastructure is a limited resource Efficient utilisation of the road infrastructure is important
Accurate and updated information about traffic conditions is required
Freight transport must provide high quality customer service Efficient logistics is fundamental
Precise information about status of delivery
Information about positions of the vehicles and traffic conditions is required
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Objectives
The project aims at developing a system for establishing dynamic traffic information
This is obtained by:
Collecting and refining raw data
Evaluating the advantages and willingness to pay for dynamic information services
Developing requested services
Developing and proposing models for data ownership and responsibility
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Main activitiesAlgorithms and
applications
State of the art
Demand analysis
Value added
services
Ownership and
availability
Demonstrator
Traffic flow Regional freight transport
Evaluation, reports and information
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Information value chain
RoadUsers
Vehicle
Control
RoadAuthorities
Sensors
Data Storing
Analyses EstimationPrediction
Dynamic Information
Value AddedServices
RoadUsers
Vehicle
Control
RoadAuthorities
Sensors
Data Storing
Analyses EstimationPrediction
Dynamic Information
Value AddedServices
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Architecture overview
DynamicDatabase
AutoPASSETC Tags
GSMGPS
InductiveLoops
TrafficMessages
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Generating dynamic information
Data collected at the test site is combined with data from other sources and refined into useful dynamic traffic
information
General traffic flow Delay and travel time Short time prediction of delay and travel time Incidents, weather and road conditions
Freight transport Positioning and tracking of specific vehicles Customer information (ETA) Fleet management, etc.
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Test Site E18 Oslo - Larvik
Drammen
Oslo
Tønsberg
Porsgrunn
Drammen
Oslo
Tønsberg
Porsgrunn
Drammen
Oslo
Tønsberg
Porsgrunn
Larvik
Total length 120 km
4 and 6 lanes freeway 75 km
2 lanes highway 45 km
Main road; high traffic volume
High part of commercial transport
Re-routing possibilities
14 antennas (7 in each direction)
Placed at bottlenecks and important information points
17 points with inductive loops
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Point and section data
Point 3
Point 1
Point 2
Section 1 Section 2
Point dataSpeed or density based on a momentarily situation
Section dataSection speed is calculated from the time consumed to traverse the section
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Anonymous travel time registration
Electronic toll collection (ETC) tags
Time-and-place (TAP) information is stored in the ETC tags
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AutoPASS antennas
One antenna in each direction
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Travel time registration
DynamiskDatabase
Travel-timemeasurement point 2
Travel-timemeasurement point 1
Travel-timemeasurement point 3
Tolling Station
Dynamic
Database
TAP Information
As the vehicle passes a TTMP:-Time-And-Place (TAP) information are written from the antenna to the OBU-The TAP information are read at the next TTMP
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Potential users of dynamic information
Private travelers (by car)
Freight transport and logistics
Information providers
Traffic Information Centre (TIC)
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Information channels
Open Internet service and WAP service Traffic information (travel time and delay)
Restricted Internet service Traffic information and fleet management for one major freight
transport company
Variable message signs (VMS)
Dynamic message signs (DMS)
Short message services (SMS)
Radio
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Open web services
Southward: TraveltimeDelay
Lysaker - Lierskogen 14min 0 min
Lierskogen - Drammensbrua N 8 min 0 min
Drammensbrua N - Drammen S 8 min 2 min
Drammen S - Kopstad 22 min 0 min
Kopstad - Tønsberg 16 min 3 min
Tønsberg - Larvik 23 min 0 min
Northward : TraveltimeDelay
Larvik - Tønsberg 28 min 5 min
Tønsberg – Kopstad 26 min 13 min
Kopstad - Drammen S 22m 0 min
Drammen S - Drammensbrua N 14 min 8 min
Drammensbrua N - Asker 12 min 0 min
Asker - Lysaker - -
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System for freight transporter
Normal travel time
Estimated travel time
Delay
Traffic messages
Normal travel time
Estimated travel time
Delay
Traffic messages
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Variable message sign (VMS)
E18
Delay
to Drammen
ca. 55 min
Increasing
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Dynamic message sign (DMS)
Delay
to Oslo 20 min
Decreasing
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Thank you for your attention!
More information: [email protected]
WWW.KOVARSEL.NO
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Details about the AutoPASS solution
Why separate antennas? Organisational aspects – we don’t have to involve the
finance companies Full control of the equipment
Amount of ETC tags 90% of the vehicles nearby Oslo have ETC tags 50-60% of the vehicles nearby Larvik have ETC tags
Anonymous system No personal information is identified or stored
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Dynamic data for road traffic
Static data Data which are valid for a
”long” time period
Dynamic data Data which describes the
actual real time condition Valid for a limited time
period: minutes, hours, days, seasons
o Road networko Traffic signso Speed limitso AADT, etc.
o Traffic conditions (eg travel time)o Temporary closed roadso Weather and driving conditionso Road work, etc.
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Positioning (1)
GPS and GSM techniques are tested
GPS: position is registered every 30 second
GSM: position is polled every 60 second
8 heavy goods vehicles have participated
Driver independent log unit Protects the driver’s privacy Unaffected to user mistakes
Position log can be used for verifying estimated travel times
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Communication system overview
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Efficient logistics
Excellent customer service requires Information about the vehicles’ position
Knowledge about the traffic conditions on the different routes the driver may choose getting to his/her destination
Estimated time of arrival