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I-10 Advanced Traveler Information System

I-10 Advanced Traveler Information System. Intelligent Transportation Society of New Mexico November 4, 2011. Special Thanks. Project Background. Project Background. Project Background. Project Background. Lordsburg. Las Cruces. Deming. La Playa Region. Project Background.

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I-10 Advanced Traveler Information System

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  1. I-10 Advanced Traveler Information System Intelligent Transportation Society of New Mexico November 4, 2011

  2. Special Thanks

  3. Project Background

  4. Project Background

  5. Project Background

  6. Project Background Lordsburg Las Cruces Deming La Playa Region

  7. Project Background Project Intent Assist in the automated detection of dust storms, advise motorists of incidents (primarily weather related), and help incident personnel manage and monitor the situation.

  8. Project Execution

  9. Project Sponsors New Mexico Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration Project Stakeholder Agencies Arizona Department of Public Safety Arizona Department of Transportation Bureau of Indian Affairs City of Deming City of El Paso Police Department City of Las Cruces City of Lordsburg Dona Ana County Federal Motor Carrier Safety Agency Hidalgo County Gila Regional Medical Center Grant County Luna County Project Execution • New Mexico Department of Public Safety • New Mexico State Police • NMSU • South Central Council of Governments • South Central RPO • Southwest RPO • Texas Department of Public Safety • Town of Silver City • US Border Patrol • Utilities • Columbus Electric Cooperative • Qwest • El Paso Electric Company • Western New Mexico Telephone • Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM)

  10. Project Background

  11. Project Execution Lordsburg Las Cruces Deming La Playa Region • La Playa Region – MP 5 to 15 (High frequency) • Lordsburg East – MP 24 to MP 34 (Medium Frequency) • Various Deming to Las Cruces (Low to Medium Frequency)

  12. Project Execution

  13. Project Execution

  14. Project Execution

  15. Device Deployments

  16. Device Deployments

  17. Device Deployments

  18. Device Deployments

  19. Device Deployments

  20. Challenges

  21. Challenges

  22. Challenges

  23. Challenges

  24. Value Today • 145-Mile Long Deployment Corridor • 9 Dynamic Message Signs • 5 CCTV Cameras • 9 Flashing Beacon Signs (1 solar) • 5 Highway Advisory Radio Transmitters • 1 Traffic Ops Center Improvments • Project Cost $2.59M

  25. Value Today

  26. Value Today

  27. Value Today

  28. Opportunities for Tomorrow

  29. Closing “If motorists see a dust storm crossing the road or are engulfed in one, they should pull off the highway a safe distance and wait for the dusty conditions to pass. When stopped, turn off lights; set the emergency brake, and make sure the brake light is off.

  30. Thank You! David Wilson, P.E. Gannett Fleming West, Inc. Phone: 505-265-8468 Email: dhwilson@gfnet.com

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