Track C

The next generation of an agencies traffic management systems (TMSs) and their operations centers (TMCs) offer agencies the opportunity to improve traffic safety and mobility. To achieve these goals may involve planning and pursuing improvements, enhancing services, or developing a strategic direction charting a path to prepare for and pursue the next generation of an agencies TMSs. This track will explore opportunities agencies may consider to improve the capabilities and performance of their TMSs by taking advantage of new technologies, using innovative methods to enhance services being provided, expanding service areas, actively manage traffic, identifying incidents, and sharing of traffic and roadway condition information.

SESSION 2C Navigating the Challenges of Data Management and TMS Assets

Tuesday, July 1 | 14:15 – 15:45
Conference Room: GROUND FLOOR

With the growing number of data sources available for traffic management, authorities are presented with unprecedented opportunities to enhance operational efficiency and optimize the use of existing TMS assets. Data from field devices and other external sources to the system enable better situational awareness, improved identification and detection of changing travel conditions, and enable more timely decisions and actions. This session will examine how authorities are navigating the challenges with using data from sources external to a TMS, managing and using data with different formats, and supporting others using collected data.

Moderator: Valentina Galasso, Delloite

Speakers: 

  • Vassilis Agouridas, Co-Chair of the IDI Platfrom, ERTICO – ITS Europe
    Inventorying and Managing TMS Assets
  • Michael Glotz Richter, Mobility Consultant, gloricon/ex City of Bremen/ EC advisor
    Street space as asset –  TMS modules for efficiency and quality of life

  • Jorge Lopes, CBO, Brisa
    Data management shaping the future of motorway operations

  • Konstantinos Loupos, R&D Director, INLECOM Innovation
    Artificial Intelligence and digital solutions for transport infrastructure resilience
  • Ana Silva, Ascendi – Traffic Management – Driving the Future