1 Course of Action For Strengthening Transportation Communications and Coordination In the National Capital Region Presented by John M. Contestabile Maryland.

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1 Course of Action For Strengthening Transportation Communications and Coordination In the National Capital Region Presented by John M. Contestabile Maryland Department of Transportation

2 Regional Coordination Plan Objective –Shepherding the communications process for major incidents Three phases with increasing capability Parallel developments of system interconnection and databases Immediate implementation First year accomplished without supplemental funding

3 Three Phase Development Activity Phase IPhase IIPhase III Present – 12/31/04Calendar year 2005Calendar year 2006 Organization Formation of transportation steering committee Regional organization established Regional concept of operations Institutionalizing Operations Operating procedures Phone directory Cross training Pilot the use of CapWIN for 10x5 operation of CapWIN and RITIS Full scale 24x7 operation of CapWIN and RITIS Technology RITIS Prototype Installation of CHART Terminals Full scale RITIS 511 operation Status of other systems displayed in windows RITIS integrated into CapWIN Integration of systems with compatible architectures

4 Phase I Activities – Details and Status CapWIN organization to accept regional coordination role including: –Information sharing planning –Information coordination –Management of CapWIN and RITIS systems Operations –Operating Procedures –Draft pager Notification List prepared –More than 500 CapWIN users trained to date Technology –Prototype –VDOT and CHART data integration –Montgomery County interface –CHART terminals installed at VDOT and DDOT –CHART terminals installed at more than 70 additional locations

5 Phase II Activities – Details Organization –CapWIN organization modified as necessary to accept regional coordination role –Concepts of operations prepared for regional activities –Coordination planning and tools in place for expanded inter-agency communication

6 Phase II Activities – Details Operations Pilot –Add to CapWIN staff for minimum 10x5 support of CapWIN and RITIS capabilities –Participation in incidents focused on monitoring dissemination of information among centers, to the media and ISPs –Continue development of coordination procedures and protocols

7 Phase II Activities – Continued Technology –Expand interface activities to include WMATA and DDOT –Interface with regional geographic information system (mapping) –Develop 511 system –Develop user interface that displays status of systems to operators in separate windows on their workstations –Display developed to eliminate the need for separate workstations for each interface

8 Phase III Activities – Details Operations - Full scale 24x7 coordination activity operation –Design based on results of pilot –Alternatives include expansion of CapWIN role vs. enhanced coordination procedures for existing Centers Database – Integrated into CapWIN to permit access to integrated transportation information by CapWIN users Integration – Interconnection of similar systems to permit seamless display of transportation system status on a single map and/or report page

9 Schedule Project Phases Phase I – Enhanced Operations Phase II – Pilot & Transition Phase III – Full Operation

10 Conclusions The program proposed is readily achievable It has significant support from the region’s transportation agencies The phased approach is necessary to implement changes in existing regional structure Future phases will be driven by availability of funding We are on schedule with Phase I activities