Session b3. jen duthie data

Brad Wentz and Andrew Wrucke, UGPTI, hosted a March 21, 2016 webinar on GRIT (Geographic Roadway Inventory Tool) to provide county leaders from across the state with information on new layer development, data entry pointers, and the first look at data output through the new Viewer. The webinar expands upon info that was presented in the December 9, 2015 webinar and is meant to help county engineers, supervisors, consulting engineers and others develop local roadway asset inventory systems.

What role will data play in connected and autonomous vehicles? What data sources are available to us? What are other entities doing with data? We will explore what other jurisdictions are doing and take time to focus on efforts in Texas to gather an analyze data for operational and planning efficiencies. Presented at the 2017 D-STOP Symposium.

Tecnología

Data for the Future of
Transportation Planning
Jen Duthie, PhD, PE
Presented at NCTCOG
February 13, 2017

• Getting stuff out there…
• https://data.austintexas.gov/browse?tags=tran
sportation
• https://data.austintexas.gov/Government/Traff
ic-Count-Study-Area/cqdh-farx/data

• Connected vehicle pilot data
• Integrated corridor management data
• https://www.its-rde.net/

STEP 2: BRING TOGETHER
DATA ACROSS ENTITIES

Pulling it all together.
Example: Portland PORTAL
https://portal.its.pdx.edu/

• Fortworthtexas.gov : “Established as a two-way
data share, Waze provides partners with
anonymous, Waze-generated incident and slow-
down information directly from the source:
drivers themselves. In exchange, Fort Worth
provides construction, crash and road closure data
to Waze to return succinct, thorough overviews of
current road conditions.”
• Texas partners:
•Texas – CareFlite (Genesis Pulse)
•Texas – Champion EMS (Genesis Pulse)
•Texas – ETMC EMS (Genesis Pulse)
•Texas - City of Fort Worth
•Texas – LifeNet EMS (Genesis Pulse)

Example: Data.World
• Data.World
– https://data.world/rflprr/austin-cycling-survey
– https://data.world/health/transportation-to-work

FINAL THOUGHTS
• Open by default
• Data federation
• Build together with open tools
• Embrace win-wins with private sector
THANK YOU
JDUTHIE@UTEXAS.EDU

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