AASHTO

Subcommittee on Transportation Systems Management and Operations (STSMO)

Galen McGill, P.E. System Operations & ITS Manager, Oregon Dept. of Transportation

Co-Chair, STSMO Research TWG and NOCoE TAC Member July 29, 2017

2017 SICOP Meeting/ SCOM Annual Meeting

Providence, RI

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STSMO Crosscutting Themes

TOPIC AREAS •  Standards and Technology •  Strategic Plan •  Incident Management and

Regional Operations •  Performance Measurement •  Work Zones •  Traveler Information •  Connected Vehicles •  Outreach and Education •  Workforce Development

CROSSCUTTING THEMES •  Alignment with SCOM,

SCOTE, SCOTSEM, SCOPM, SCOP

•  Performance Measures •  ATM, ICM, Connected

vehicles •  Institutional Issues/Roles •  Funding/Reauthorization •  Incident Management •  Research Needs

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2017 STSMO Leadership Team

STSMO Shailen Bhatt, CO - Chair

John Nisbet, WSDOT – Vice Chair Martin Knopp, FHWA – Secretary

Gummada Murthy, AASHTO – Liaison Patrick Zelinski, AASHTO - Liaison

Focus Area 3 TSM&O Research

Focus Area 2 Systems Operations

Performance Measures

Focus Area 1 Systems Operation

Strategies

D. Gustafson, VA/ B. Freeze, TN

D. Bremmer, WA / T. Kratofil, MI

G. McGill, OR / S. Marler, IA

Kevin Gay Rich Taylor Tracy Scriba

Focus Area 4 TIMTAG

T. Lane, AZ / J. Sagal, MD

Paul Jodoin

Focus Area 5 Connected and

Autonomous Vehicles

Blaine Leonard, UT / Greg Larson, CA /

John Corbin/Bob Sheehan

FHWA Liaisons FHWA Liaisons FHWA Liaisons FHWA Liaisons

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Transportation System Operations (TSO)

Options for working structure in TSO:

•  Subcommittees •  Technical

Committees •  Communities of

Practice •  Task Forces

Transportation System Operations

(TSO)

Subcommittee on Transportation System

Management and Operations (STSMO)

Special Committee on Wireless Communications Technology (SCOWCT)

Subcommittee on Highway Transport (SCOH)

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Key Initiatives

•  Plan for an AASHTO Operations Guide (NCHRP 20-07/392, 2017 Q2) •  “Green book” for Operations

•  Transportation System Management and Operations Workforce Development--Position Details and KSAs (NCHRP 20-07/408, 2018 Q3)

Vehicle to Infrastructure Deployment Coalition

V2I DC

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Connected Automated

Vehicle Executive

Leadership Team

V2IDC Executive Committee USDOT - ITS JPO - FHWA - FTA - NHTSA

TWG 1: Deployment Initiatives

TWG 2: Deployment

Research

TWG 3: Infrastructure

Operator, OEM, and Supplier

Partnerships

TWG 4: Deployment

Guidance

TWG 5: Deployment Standards

V2I Deployment Coalition

V2I DC Structure

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V2I DC Deliverables

Tech Memo 1: V2I Deployment Issues Jun 18, 2015

Tech Memo 2: Workshop 1 Findings & Progress Oct 5, 2015

Tech Memo 3: Business Plan & Progress Mar 17, 2016

Tech Memo 4: Phase 1 Final Report Jan 31, 2017

www.transportationops.org/V2I/V2I-overview

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V2I DC Key Outcomes

•  SPaT Challenge •  V2I Research Definitions •  IOO/OEM Workshop •  Standards Context and Recommendations

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SPaT Challenge What is the Challenge? To challenge state and local public sector transportation IOOs to cooperate together to achieve deployment of DSRC infrastructure with SPaT broadcasts in at least one corridor or network (approximately 20 signalized intersections) in each state by January 2020

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IOO/OEM Workshop

•  Initial two-day workshop held Sep 22-23, 2016 •  Long-term collaboration framework

established •  Technical needs identified •  General consensus to:

•  Proceed with a “forum for collaboration” •  Forum will function within V2IDC structure

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IOO/OEM Workshop

Approach for next 12 months •  Continue the Key Focus Areas:

•  SPaT/RLVW •  Reduced Speed Zone Warning (RSZW) •  Eco-Drive

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CV Standards

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Proposed V2I DC Structure – Phase 2

CAV-ELT V2IDC Executive

Committee USDOT - ITS JPO - FHWA - FTA - NHTSA

V2I DC Strategic Initiatives

TWG

V2I DC Guidance

TWG

V2I DC Peer

Exchange / Outreach

TWG

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Early Outcome of TWG 1 Work Plan Process

Maintenance Fleets Taxi Fleets Transit Fleets Emergency

Responders

•  Connected Fleet Challenge

Every Transportation Related Agency Equips at least one Vehicle with an OBU by 2019

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2019 Models

2017 CTS Sedans

Industry Status: DSRC Adoption

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19Source: Traffic Technology Services

Personal Signal Assistant

In Vehicle Signing

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Website

Knowledge Center

Technical Services

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www.transportationops.org

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Knowledge Center: Over 3,000 resources and counting!

•  Intelligent Transportation Systems

•  Integrated Corridor Management

•  Managed Lanes •  Regional Traffic

Management Centers •  Road Weather

Management •  Traffic Incident

Management •  Traffic Signal Operations •  Traveler Information

•  Active Traffic Management •  Arterial Management •  Autonomous Vehicles/

Connected Vehicles •  Cybersecurity •  Electronic Toll and Fare

Collection •  Emergency Preparedness

and Security •  Freeway Management •  HOV/HOT Lane

Development

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Technical Services – Peer Exchanges

•  Communicating TSMO, April 2017

•  Predictive Analytics and Performance Management (VPE), May 2017

•  UPCOMING: Local Agency/MPO TSMO Experiences, August 2017

•  UPCOMING: Virtual Peer Exchange with ITE’s TSMO Council, July 2017

•  UPCOMING: Peer Exchange at AASHTO STSMO Annual Meeting, Sep 2017

•  Previous webinars all available at: https://transportationops.org/ondemand-learning

•  Featured Webinars of 2017: –  Automated Traffic Signal Performance Measures with FHWA

(June 2017 – September 2018) –  Solar Eclipse Preparation (July 27th, 2017) –  TIM Series with FHWA (May – November 2017) –  Hard Shoulder Running (August 2017) –  2016 RNC Post-Event Assessment (August 2017) –  TMC/PSAP Co-Location (August/September 2017)

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Technical Services – Webinars

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Galen McGill, P.E. Oregon Department of Transportation System Operations & ITS Manager Galen.E.McGill@odot.state.or.us 503-986-4486

Thank you.