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 3E Connected Work Zones: Leverage Data for Enhanced Work Zone Safety

Tuesday, July 1 | 16:15 – 17:45
Conference Room: 2nd FLOOR

Work zones present significant safety and mobility challenges, impacting both drivers and construction workers. In today’s rapidly evolving roadway digital ecosystem, agencies are leveraging connected technologies to transform how work zone information is disseminated and utilized. This session will explore connected work zones and the ability to digitally deliver work zone information.​

Moderator: Skylar Knickerbocker, Research Engineer, Iowa State University​

Speakers: 

  • Keith Dawson, Chairman ERF
    Digitally Enabled Temporary Work Zones
  • Gareth Evans, HAAS Alert​
    From Data to Action: Real-Time Hazard Alerts and the Evolution of Traffic Safety
  • Tair Bilyalov, Product Manager – Traffic Events, Tom Tom 
    Detecting and validating roadworks with floating car data
  • Atakan Süler, Asset Manager, Egis
    S.A.V.E System​​
  • Antonio Pellicer, Scientific Researcher, Aimsun
    A simulation-based optimization approach for roadworks scheduling: a case study in South Holland