CROSS-FERTILIZATION : THE XTMS SYSTEM GIVES REAL-TIME ACCESS TO INFORMATION FROM OTHER LOCATIONS TO MANAGERS AND CONTROLLERS ACROSS A WIDE REGIONAL AREA, VASTLY INCREASING TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT EFFICACY

This article describes how an Intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS) can enable Traffic Management Centers (TMCs) to have on-demand access to CCTV cameras , allowing them to share live images with other facilities and agencies. It gives the example of the Traffic Management Center, established by District 4 of the California Department of Transportation, and how it provides real-time information to the California Highway Patrol, the TravInfo commuter information center, and the City of San Jose (which acts as a virtual node). Other linked virtual nodes, could be agencies, organizations and the government. The article discusses additional benefits of an ITMS, such as video conferencing, efficient administrative features and cost-effectiveness.

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    • Publication Date: 2001
  • Corporate Authors:

    Trimble Navigation Europe Ltd.

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    Efkon AG

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    Q-Free ASA

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    Truvelo Manufacturers Pty.

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    Nu-Metrics Instrumentation

    Cedar Valley, Box 471
    Vanderbilt, PA  United States  15486

    Measurement Specialities, Inc.

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    AGD Systems Ltd.

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    Computer Recognition Systems, Inc.

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    Traffipax Inc.

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    Traffic.com, Incorporated

    851 Duportail Road
    Wayne, PA  United States  19087

    NKF Electronics

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    International Fiber Systems, Inc.

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    Dynamic Technology Systems, Inc.

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    Kimley-Horn and Associates, Incorporated

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    iMPath Networks

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  • Authors:
    • Chong, James I
    • Cudney, James R
  • Publication Date: 2001

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  • English

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  • Accession Number: 00920278
  • Record Type: Publication
  • Source Agency: UC Berkeley Transportation Library
  • Files: PATH
  • Created Date: Mar 1 2002 12:00AM