Track E
Agencies continue to search for innovative methods or approaches to electronically share data and information involving the conditions, services, and multi-modal options associated with managing traffic on the surface transportation system within the roadway digital ecosystem. This track will explore a range of issues agencies may consider with sharing and using data electronically with emerging sources, third-party service providers, connected and automated vehicles, connected travelers, or with different types of events (e.g., construction work zones).
SESSION 1E New ways and types of Data
Tuesday, July 1 | 11:30 – 13:00
Conference Room: 2nd FLOOR
Effective traffic management increasingly depends on real-time data from a wide range of sources, including sensors, connected vehicles, and mobile devices. As agencies seek to enhance operations, there is growing interest in leveraging emerging data streams from both public and private sector partners. However, integrating externally sourced data introduces challenges related to accuracy, reliability, and control. This session will explore innovative uses of new data types and examine the risks and rewards of incorporating them into traffic management strategies
Moderator: Preston Judkins, Engineering Services Director, Parsons
Speakers:
- Viktoria Petkani, Research Associate, CERTH-HIT
Enhancing Traffic Management Through an Advanced Data Quality Framework - Bin Ran, Director of Wisconsin ITS Program, University of Wisconsin
System Architecture Development for Cooperative Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM)
- Laurence Rilett, Director, Auburn University Transportation Research Institute, Auburn University
Impact of Probe Vehicle Data Composition on Highway Performance Metrics - Nuno Rogrigues, Traffic Architect, MAPtm
Social Traffic Management: How your Social Media Scrolling helps us save lives and ease traffic jams - Dimitris Tzanis, Research Associate, CERTH-HIT
A Multi-Phase Deep Learning Framework for Traffic Flow Prediction