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15th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems and ITS America Annual Meeting 2008

New York, New York, USA 16-20 November 2008

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Volume 1

2.4 GHZ WLAN FOR PROBE DATA APPLICATIONS AN ANALYSIS OF THE WIRELESS ENVIRONMENT AT THE STREET CORNER ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1

John Buchalo

20311 : TRAFFIC FLOW MEASUREMENT USING AN ONBOARD CAMERA ................................................................................. 11Bruno Steux

A COMPARISON OF COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS FOR VII ......................................................................................................... 23Jim Marousek, Scott Andrews, Matthew Dorfman

A COMPUTATIONALLY-EFFICIENT COLLISION EARLY WARNING SYSTEM FOR VEHICLES, PEDESTRIANS, AND BICYCLISTS ............................................................................................................................................................ 35

Daniel Greene, Juan Liu, Jim Reich, Yukio Hirokawa, Akio Shinagawa, Hayuru Ito, Tatsuo Mikami

A COOPERATIVE DRIVING SUPPORT SYSTEM BASED ON ITS ON-BOARD UNIT................................................................... 47Masahiko Ikawa, Yukio Goto, Shigeki Morita, Akira Yamamoto, Nobuyoshi Asanuma, Yuriko Ino

A COOPERATIVE FILTERING APPROACH FOR ENHANCED POSITION ESTIMATION IN AD-HOC VEHICLE NETWORKS ................................................................................................................................................................................. 54

A. Edelmayer, M. Miranda, V. Nebehaj

A CO-ORDINATED APPROACH FOR EFFICIENT TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT - THE STOCKHOLM INITIATIVE ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 66

Ulrika Honauer, Anette Scheibe, Åke Lindström

A CORSIM TESTBED FOR RAMP METERING ALGORITHMS ......................................................................................................... 76Chengjun Zhan, Peng Zhu, Jie Bian, Albert Gan, Javier Rodriguez

A CORSIM-BASED SIMULATION FRAMEWORK FOR REAL-TIME TRAFFIC EVACUATION MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 89

Georgiana L. Hamza-Lup, Yao H. Ho, Kien A. Hua

A FAR INFRARED VEHICLE SENSOR FOR A TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROL............................................................................... 99Koji Hayama, Toshio Minakata

A FLEXIBLE APPROACH TO TRANSPORT CHAIN MANAGEMENT ...........................................................................................105Lars Källström

A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYZING THE SENSITIVITY OF TRAFFIC DATA QUALITY TO SENSOR LOCATION AND SPACING .......................................................................................................................................................................117

J. D. Margulici

A FRAMEWORK FOR INTELLIGENT URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT: THE DATA ACQUISITION MODULE'S CASE ................................................................................................................................................129

Ana Luísa A. Ramos, José V. Ferreira, J. Barceló

A HIERARCHICAL THREAT ASSESSMENT ARCHITECTURE FOR DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS IN URBAN AREAS .............................................................................................................................................................................................141

Yoshihiro Ohama, Arata Takahashi, Mitsuteru Kokubun, Takashi Naito

A HMI PRIORITY SCHEME FOR INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS BASED INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN A MULTI-APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT .....................................................................................................................................147

Philipp Wex, Laci Jalics, Frank Szczublewski

A LOCATION BASE PERSONALIZED YELLOW PAGE SERVICE FOR TELEMATICS ............................................................157Yu-Shin Chen, Chin-Chieh Huang, Wei-Hsun Lee, Chiang Chih Yi

A METHOD FOR TAILBACK APPROXIMATION VIA C2I-DATA BASED ON PARTIAL PENETRATION ...........................161Christian Priemer, Bernhard Friedrich

A METHOD TO ESTIMATE PATH-TRAVEL TIME ON EXPRESSWAY USING TOLL COLLECTION SYSTEM DATA .............................................................................................................................................................................................173

Seong J. Namkoong, Brian L. Smith, Hyunseok Lee, Pilyong Song

A METHODOLOGY TO IMPROVE COORDINATION IN TUNNELS INCIDENTS MANAGEMENT .......................................189Alberto Serrano Mateos, Federico Fernández Alonso, Enrique Belda Esplugues, Vicente R. Tomás, Maria Herrero

A MOBILE MAPPING SYSTEM FOR ROAD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ........................................................................................194Kiichiro Ishikawa, Ryusuke Muraishi, Yoshihahru Amano, Takumi Hashizume, Shima Yoshihiro, Jun-Ichi Takiguchi

A MOBILE ROUTER FOR CAR TO CAR COMMUNICATION .........................................................................................................202Masayuki Sakata, Takeshi Yamamoto, Manabu Kato

A MODEL FOR OPTIMAL FREIGHT DELIVERY IN DISTRIBUTED SUPPLY CHAINS............................................................210Angela Di Febbraro, Enrico Gattorna, Nicola Sacco, Maria Graziella Vignolo

A MULTIPLE STREAMS ANALYSIS OF THE RISE OF CONGESTION PRICING POLICIES AND THE URBAN PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS ................................................................................................................................................222

Matthew Hardy

A MULTI-STATE CORRIDOR - COMPREHENSIVE TRAVELER INFORMATION SYSTEM - DEFINING CONSISTENT EVENT MESSAGES ..........................................................................................................................................................240

Bob Koeberlein, Ginny Crowson, Dean Deeter

A NEW APPROACH TO TRAVELLER INFORMATION .....................................................................................................................246Brian Collins, Louise Turner

A NEW DMS CONCEPT ..............................................................................................................................................................................251Gregory Krueger, David L. Jones

A NEW VISUAL DISPLAY PRINCIPLE TO ASSIST THE DRIVER IN KEEPING A SAFE HEADWAY ...................................261Henrik Lind

A NOVEL SYSTEM USING ENHANCED DIGITAL MAPS AND WAAS FOR A LANE-LEVEL POSITIONING......................273François Peyret, Jean Laneurit, David Bétaille

A PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF SAFE DRIVING SUPPORT SYSTEMS USING THE AUTONOMOUS DECENTRALIZED TDMA PROTOCOL..................................................................................................................................................285

Yukihiro Tadokoro, Kenji Ito, Junji Imai, Noriyoshi Suzuki, Nobuo Itoh

A PRACTICAL, COST-EFFECTIVE APPROACH TO TRAFFIC OPERATIONS CENTER INTER-AGENCY NOTIFICATION: THE WISCONSIN EXPERIENCE .............................................................................................................................297

Steven J. Cyra, Kelly Langer, Robert M. Frey

A PROPOSAL OF DETECTION METHOD TO AVOID COLLISION BETWEEN A VEHICLE AND A MOTORCYCLE IN A ROAD INTERSECTION USING RADIO WAVE DOA ESTIMATION BY ESPRIT .................................301

Midori Kato, Naoki Imanaka, Takeshi Hattori, Takafumi Tokuhiro, Takashi Motoyama, Kazuhiko Ikeda

A PROPOSED ARCHITECTURE FOR PROTECTING DRIVER PRIVACY WHEN IMPLEMENTING DISTANCE BASED ROAD USER CHARGING IN EUROPE ...............................................................................................................309

Carl J. Hamilton

A REAL-TIME TRAFFIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (RTIS) BASED ON GPS FLOATING VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY IN HANGZHOU ..............................................................................................................................................................323

Jianping Wu, Xiangyong Yin, Jinsheng Wang, Tianjiao Wang

A REVIEW OF THE MIGRATION TO STANDARDIZED SMART-CARDS FOR CONCESSIONARY TRAVEL IN WALES, UK. .............................................................................................................................................................................................331

Joanna Scott, Robert Cone

A ROUTE CHOICE SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR USE DURING DISRUPTED TRAIN OPERATION..............................................343Ryuji Tsuchiya, Yoichi Sugiyama, Riichiro Arisawa

A ROUTE GUIDANCE MODEL AGAINST TRAFFIC CONGESTION WITH A CONSTRAINED SYSTEM OPTIMAL ALGORITHM ............................................................................................................................................................................355

Athanasios Plessas, John Garofalakis

A SECOND LOOK AT THE SAFETY EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MYRTLE CREEK ADVANCED CURVE WARNING SYSTEM ....................................................................................................................................................................................365

Lisa Diercksen, Christopher M. Monsere, Robert L. Bertini

A SIMULATION BASED DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR CITY LOGISTICS APPLICATIONS........................................377J. Barceló, H. Grzybowska, J. A. Orozco

A SPLINE-BASED BI-LEVEL OPTIMIZATION APPROACH FOR EXTRACTING ACCURATE VEHICLE TRAJECTORIES ...........................................................................................................................................................................................389

Wuping Xin, John Hourdos

A STUDY ABOUT THE PROJECT EVALUATION METHOD USING THE TRAVEL TIME RELIABILITY ON TOKYO METROPOLITAN EXPRESSWAY.....................................................................................................................................401

Keiko Munakata, Toshiaki Maruyama, Dai Tabata, Yuji Tamura, Hiroshi Warita, Tomoaki Okada

A STUDY ABOUT THE RELIABILITY OF THE FLOATING CAR DATA .......................................................................................411Masakuni Tsuge, Masataka Tokunaga, Keisuke Nakano, Masakazu Sengoku

A STUDY OF ATTITUDES TO ROAD USER CHARGING AMONG BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A PARKING DEPOSIT SYSTEM.............................................................................................................424

Akira Ando, Takayuki Morikawa, Tomio Miwa, Toshiyuki Yamamoto

A STUDY OF DRIVER FATIGUE DETECTION SYSTEM FOR HEAVY TRUCKS AND FATIGUE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ..........................................................................................................................................................................436

Haruyuki Nakayama

A STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF ALCOHOL VS DROWSINESS IN HEAVY TRUCKS ..................................................................445Peter Kronberg, Lena Kanstrup

A STUDY OF VEHICLE DETECTION BASED ON MAGNETIC DECLINATION ..........................................................................457Ni Pan, Yu Wen

A STUDY ON IMPROVING PERFORMANCE OF INTER-VEHICLE COMMUNICATION ASSISTED BY ROAD-VEHICLE COMMUNICATION ....................................................................................................................................................465

Takamasa Kuge, Kohei Ohno, Makoto Itami

A STUDY ON RELAY FUNCTION OF INTER-VEHICLE COMMUNICATION FOR SAFE DRIVE SUPPORT.......................473Kaoru Seki, Masaharu Hamaguchi, Maeda Tadahiko

A STUDY ON VII SYSTEM TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS IN THE TRAFFIC FLOW......................................................................485Kaichi Fujimura, Konoma Toshihiro, Kamijo Shunsuke

A SWEDISH APPROACH TO HANDLE THE PROBLEM WITH OVERLOADED HEAVY GOODS VEHICLES......................................................................................................................................................................................................495

Arne Lindeberg

A STUDY ON NETWORK PARKING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CONSIDERING EFFICIENCY OF NETWORK .....................................................................................................................................................................................................502

Kazuya Motonami, Ken'Etsu Uchida, Seiichi Kagaya, Toru Hagiwara

A TESTBED FOR ADVANCED RESCUE SYSTEM BASED ON BLACKBOX..................................................................................514Seungjin Lee, Sungdae Jung, Jongin Jung, Sangsun Lee

A TOLL PLAZA OPERATION DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM FOR MINIMIZING QUEUING DELAY: A CASE STUDY IN THE KOREAN EXPRESSWAY ..............................................................................................................................................521

Yoon Hyuk Choi, Keechoo Choi, Jeong Whon Yu, Seungjun Lee, Eui-Eun Lee

A WEB-BASED ONE-STOP SHOP TO IMPROVE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR DISABLED PEOPLE: RESULTS OF THE ASK-IT PROJECT .....................................................................................................................................................535

Simon Edwards, Hannah Bryan

A WEB-BASED TRAFFIC INFORMATION SYSTEM USING STATISTICAL DATA ....................................................................545Bo Liu, Wenjia Wang

ACCURACY IN REAL-TIME ESTIMATION OF TRAVEL TIMES ...................................................................................................552Kristin A. Tufte, Galen McGill, Josh Crain, Priya Chavan, Enas Fayed

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND CONTACT INFORMATION .............................................................................................................561Charles Sikaras, Jerry J. Hron, Scott Lee, John Dillenburg, Caleb Drake

ADAPTIVE COMMUNICATION SCHEME FOR COOPERATIVE ACTIVE SAFETY SYSTEM.................................................573Shahram Rezaei, Raja Sengupta, Hariharan Krishnan, Xu Guan

ADAPTIVE SIGNAL CONTROL AND AUTOMATION SOLUTIONS ...............................................................................................585Hicham F. Chatila

ADAPTIVE SIGNAL CONTROL WITH VII ............................................................................................................................................591Roy Sumner

ADVANCE FLOOD WARNING SYSTEMS FOR LOW WATER CROSSINGS SAVES LIVES & PROPERTY..........................597Eric S. Gibbons

ADVANCED FILTERING TECHNIQUES FOR MULTISENSOR VEHICLE TRACKING ............................................................609Eric Richter, Robin Schubert, Gerd Wanielik

ADVANCED INTEGRATED RAIL SERVICE FOR A DEVELOPING CITY: LIMA, PERU ..........................................................621Manuel J. Martinez

ADVANCED MATHEMATICAL MODELS AS SIMULATED TRAFFIC DATA COLLECTORS .................................................630Daniel Benhammou

ADVANCED TELECOMMUNICATION AND POWER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR SUPPORTING SAFE DRIVING THROUGH A LONG URBAN TUNNEL .....................................................................................................................634

Makoto Shibasaki, Masatoshi Onda, Yasutaka Kumagai, Katsuhiko Fujitsu

ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT MANAGED LANES IMPLEMENTATION ....................................................................644Robert W. Heller

ADVANCED TRAVEL INFORMATION: MAKING TRAVEL FASTER, MORE EFFICIENT, MORE COST-EFFECTIVE, SAFER AND MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY ...........................................................................................649

Nick Kiernan

ADVANCED TRAVELER INFORMATION SYSTEM IN SANTA CLARITA, CA ...........................................................................662Sri Chakravarthy, Andrew Yi, Cesar Romo, Jean Fares, Connie Li

ADVANCED WEATHER RELATED INFORMATION SERVICES INCREASE THE SAFETY OF UNPROTECTED ROAD USERS - HUGE POTENTIAL FOR ITS? .....................................................................................................674

Raine Hautala, Pekka Leviäkangas

ADVANCED WIRELESS VEHICLE NETWORKING PLATFORM FOR REAL-TIME INCIDENT AND WEATHER INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................................................................681

Timo Sukuvaara, Pekka Eloranta, Pertti Nurmi, Esa Suutari

AN ADAPTIVE TRANSIT SIGNAL PRIORITY STRATEGY USING GPS/AVL AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS .................................................................................................................................................................688

Chen-Fu Liao, Gary A. Davis

AN ALGORITHM TO QUANTIFY THE EFFECTS OF DRIVER BEHAVIOR ON WORK ZONE CAPACITY.........................700Kevin Heaslip, Chuck Louisell, John Collura

AN APPLICATION OF BAYESIAN STATISTICS TO ESTIMATING TRAVEL TIME ON AN URBAN EXPRESSWAY ..............................................................................................................................................................................................712

Makoto Kasai, Masato Rokutan, Hisao Uchiyama

AN APPROACH OF DATA TRACING FOR NAVIGATION DIGITAL MAP PRODUCTION .......................................................722Dan Chen, Yun Zhang, Qinghua Shi, Jinhui Xu, Xiaohang Cao

Volume 2

AN ARIZONA CITY MODEL FOR ITS DEPLOYMENT SAVING TIME AND MONEY THROUGH AUTOMATION..............................................................................................................................................................................................735

Debra Bieber, Ben McCrawley

AN ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK MODEL FOR INCIDENT DETECTION ON MAJOR ARTERIAL STREETS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................744

Xuesong Zhu, Albert Gan

AN AUTOMATIC TRAFFIC CONGESTION DETECTION METHOD BASED ON FLOATING CAR DATA............................756Lin Guo, Tingjian Fang, Chun Chen, Jiajie Wang, Qiang Zhao

AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF RAMP METERING BENEFITS ................................................................................................760Peter C. Rafferty

AN EFFECT OF THE INTER-VEHICLE COMMUNICATIONS ON THE TRAFFIC FLOW ........................................................772Masatoshi Kojima, Sadayuki Tsugawa

AN ENVIRONMENTAL SENSOR SYSTEM FOR ROAD NETWORKS: MESSAGE PROJECT ...................................................779Phil Blythe, Hannah Bryan, Jeff Neasham, Simon Edwards, Visalakshmi Suresh, Jurgen Wagner, Bayan Sharif, Paul Watson, Margaret Bell

AN ESTIMATION METHOD OF CONGESTION LENGTH USING UP-LINK INFORMATION OF INFRARED BEACONS .......................................................................................................................................................................................................797

Hajime Horie, Kazuhiko Kodama, Katsunori Yamazaki

AN EXTENSION OF CELL TRANSMISSION MODEL FOR HETEROGENEOUS MOBILITY ...................................................807Kamolthep Tuerprasert, Chaodit Aswakul

AN EXTENSION OF USER-BASED ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING IN GERMANY IS BOTH NECESSARY AND FEASIBLE - RESULTS OF A PRE-STUDY...........................................................................................................819

Sascha Fific, Andreas Weber

AN IEEE 802.15.4-BASED WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK MODEL FOR VEHICLE APPROACH WARNING SYSTEMS (VAWS) ..................................................................................................................................................................829

Hyukjoon Lee, Woosin Lee, Honghyul Shin

AN IMPROVED ARCHITECTURE FOR CONTENT-BASED HMI MANAGERS............................................................................841Laci Jalics, Frank Szczublewski, Mark Krage, Keenan Estese

AN INNOVATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR ELDERLY-FRIENDLY TRANSPORTATION AND DRIVER SUPPORT SERVICE.....................................................................................................................................................................................847

Evangelos Bekiaris, Maria Panou, Giovanni Pioggia

AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO THE URBAN / INTER-URBAN INTERFACE ........................................................................857J. D’Arcy, Mott Macdonald

AN INTEGRATED OFF-RAMP CONTROL MODEL FOR FREEWAY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT ..........................................868Zichuan Li, Gang-Len Chang, Suhsasini Natarajan

AN INTEGRATED REAL-TIME DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR ADAPTIVE SIGNAL CONTROL ................................880Wuping Xin, William R. McShane, Satya Muthuswamy, Jinil Chang

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE APPLICATION OF STRATIFIED SAMPLING IN PROBE BASED TRAFFIC MONITORING SYSTEMS...........................................................................................................................................................................889

Hema Tanikella, Brian L. Smith

AN INVESTIGATION ON THE APPROACHES AND METHODS USED FOR VARIABLE SPEED LIMIT CONTROL ......................................................................................................................................................................................................901

Mehdi Fallah Tafti

AN ONLINE PORTAL FOR INTEGRATED TRANSPORTATION DATA MANAGEMENT AND PROCESSING - HIT PORTAL....................................................................................................................................................................913

Ayfadopoulou Georgia, Maria Morfoulaki, Evangelos Mitsakis

AN OPTIMIZATION MODEL FOR SELECTING BUS STOPS FOR ADA IMPROVEMENTS .....................................................920Wanyang Wu, Albert Gan, David Shen, Fabian Cevallos

ANALYSIS OF DRIVER BEHAVIORS BASED ON TRAFFIC INCIDENTS .....................................................................................932Masahiro Miyaji, Mikio Danno, Koji Oguri

ANALYSIS OF DRIVERS' REACTION TO THE FLASHING YELLOW ARROW (FYA) SIGNAL DESIGN FROM FIELD OBSERVATION ..................................................................................................................................................................941

Pei-Wei Lin, Ganesh Thiagarajan, Danny Atie

ANALYSIS OF FREEWAY INCIDENT DURATION FOR ATIS APPLICATIONS ..........................................................................950Woon Kim, Gang-Len Chang, Steven M. Rochon

ANALYSIS OF ROAD PERFORMANCE AND TRAFFIC DEMAND VARIATIONS BY THE SEASONS ...................................959Jinyoung Kim, Fumitaka Kurauchi, Nobuhiro Uno

ANALYSIS OF ROUTE CHOICE BEHAVIOR AND CONSCIOUSNESS ABOUT TRAVEL TIME INFORMATION ON EXPRESSWAY ........................................................................................................................................................971

Yukimasa Matsumoto, Tadahide Suzuki, Hiroshi Matsui, Koji Noda

ANALYSIS OF SPEED DATA DERIVED FROM CELLULAR PROBES ...........................................................................................979Eric Meyer

ANALYSIS OF TELEMATIC SYSTEMS FOR ADDED VALUE SERVICES IN ROAD-BASED VEHICLE FREIGHT TRANSPORTS............................................................................................................................................................................982

Gideon Mbiydzenyuy, Jan A. Persson, Paul Davidsson

ANALYSIS OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS OPTIONS FOR SCATS ......................................................................................990Gary Piotrowicz

ANALYSIS OF RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION CHARACTERISTICS FOR POSITIONING METHOD OF PEDESTRIAN IN BLIND AREA.................................................................................................................................................................994

Takafumi Tokuhiro, Takashi Motoyama, Yoshinobu Uno, Kazuhiko Ikeda, Midori Kato, Takeshi Hattori

ANALYZING THE IMPACTS OF THE TRAVELER INFORMATION PROVISION SERVICES AND THE SPEED LIMIT CONTROL.........................................................................................................................................................................1004

Wai Yuen Szeto, Xiaoqing Jaber, Margaret O'Mahony

APPLICABILITY OF ITS DEVICES FOR ESTIMATING CO2 QUOTA AT THE CORRIDOR LEVEL IN MULTI-OBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION PROBLEM ............................................................................................................................1015

Nam Seok Kim, Milan Janic, Cheol Oh

APPLICATION OF "HIGH LOCATION ACCURACY SYSTEM" TO DRIVING SUPPORT SYSTEM.....................................1024Masatoshi Takahara, Masaki Nakamura, Naoto Miura, Yukihiro Ikeda, Wataru Ike, Kiyokazu Okada

APPLICATION OF AN ITS (SUB) REGIONAL ARCHITECTURE AND SUPPORT FOR A MULTI-AGENCY VIDEO INTEROPERABILITY, INTEGRATION & MANAGEMENT PLATFORM ......................................................................1031

Rajendra Amin, Mohamad Talas, Arthur T. O’Connor, Nelson Castillo, James I. Chong, Joseph H. Wolff

APPLICATION OF INTEGRATED CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT TO RURAL AREAS .............................................................1043David Veneziano, Christopher Strong

APPLICATION OF PARALLEL GENETIC ALGORITHM (PGA) IN ADAPTIVE TRAFFIC SIGNAL TIMING OPTIMIZATION .........................................................................................................................................................................................1055

Guangwei Zhou, Albert Gan, Derrick Lue

APPLICATION OF SMART INFRARED TECHNOLOGY TO ROADSIDE COMMERCIAL VEHICLE INSPECTION ...............................................................................................................................................................................................1067

Robert Foss

APPLICATION OF THE 4D/RCS ARCHITECTURE WITHIN THE SOUTHWEST SAFE TRANSPORT INITIATIVE .................................................................................................................................................................................................1076

M. Brown, George McWilliams

APPLICATION OF THE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROCESS TO THE MASSACHUSETTS I-91 ITS PROJECT......................................................................................................................................................................................................1088

Meryl Ann Mandell, John Colangelo

APPLICATION SPECIFIC STANDARD PRODUCTS WITH A 38.4GOPS IMAGE RECOGNITION ENGINE FOR AUTOMOTIVE VISION APPLICATIONS ...................................................................................................................................1100

Shoji Muramatsu, Takeshi Shima, Tatsuhiko Monji, Yoshiyuki Matsumoto, Seiichi Saito, Yasuhiko Hoshi, Takashi Mizno, Masaki Nakamura

APPLICATIONS OF VISION TECHNOLOGY ON ITS FIELD..........................................................................................................1110Toshiaki Kakinami, Toshimitsu Oka

APPLYING EASY-TO-DRIVE ROAD RANKINGS TO ROUTING ON CAR NAVIGATION SYSTEMS AND THE WEB - INTRODUCTION OF JOINT PUBLIC-PRIVATE RESEARCH - ................................................................................1121

Fumihiko Kanazawa, Shinji Arimura, Takashi Fuse, Naomi Yuasa, Yutaka Matsubayashi

APPLYING MICROSCOPIC TRAFFIC SIMULATOR TO EVALUATE EFFECTS OF DYNAMIC PARKING LOT GUIDANCE .........................................................................................................................................................................................1133

Takayuki Hirasawa, Miho Asano, Koichi Sakai, Sumio Shimokawa

APPLYING THE CONCEPT OF NETWORK ENABLED CAPABILITIES TO INCIDENT MANAGEMENT IN THE NETHERLANDS ................................................................................................................................................................................1144

Ben Immers, Giovanni Huisken

APPLYING THE NETWORK ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY TO TRAFFIC INCIDENTS IN TRANSPORT FOR LONDON .............................................................................................................................................................................................1155

Kath Johnston, Petrus Van Der Westhuizen, Fausat Soremekun

APPROACH FOR THE CERTIFICATION OF SAFETY RELATED SATELLITE BASED TRANSPORT APPLICATIONS ACROSS MODES.........................................................................................................................................................1160

Uwe Becker, Daniel Beisel, Frank Hänsel, Jan Poliak, Eckehard Schnieder

ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH FOR HIGHWAY NETWORK MANAGEMENT AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................................................................1168

Ke Zhang, Xiaojing Wang, Hao Liu, Xiaoliang Zhang, Rongshan Sun, Jing Zhao

ARIZONA EMERGENCY-VII (E-VII) PROGRAM ..............................................................................................................................1175Faisal Saleem, Scott Nodes, Douglas Gettman, Lisa Burgess, Larry Head, Pitu Mirchandani, Soyoung Ahn, Aaron Golub, Frank Provenzano, Shel Leader

ASSESSING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION IMPACTS FROM CARSHARING IN NORTH AMERICA: THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL DESIGN ......................................................................................................................1183

Elliot Martin, Susan A. Shaheen

ASSESSING PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS & THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ITS SOLUTIONS TO COMMUTERS ..........................1195Virginia Lingham

ASSESSING SAFETY IMPACTS OF ADVANCED CRASH AVOIDANCE TECHNOLOGIES ....................................................1203C. Y. David Yang, H. Kerrin Bressant, Arthur A. Carter

ASSESSMENT AND DEMONSTRATION OF WEIGH-IN-MOTION (WIM) TECHNOLOGY AS A PRE-SCREENING TOOL....................................................................................................................................................................................1213

Brian T. Galvin, Jacob Cyriac

ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY FOR DEMONSTRATION PLANNING IN COOPERATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE TO VEHICLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS ..............................................................................................1222

Robert Kölbl, Susanne Fuchs, Martin Böhm, Andy Richards

ASSESSMENT OF CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR A 'GREEN' TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CENTER........................................................................................................................................................................................................1234

Faisal Saleem, Barbara Hauser, Israel Lopez

ASSESSMENT ON ITS TECHNOLOGIES FOR BUS RAPID TRANSIT ..........................................................................................1243S. K. Jason Chang, Ying-Chih Lu, Chih-Hsun Lin

AUTOMATIC PASSENGER COUNTING SYSTEM FOR TRAMS....................................................................................................1255Roland Kovács, László Nádai, Gábor Horváth

AUTOMATING MODE DETECTION USING NEURAL NETWORKS AND ASSISTED GPS DATA COLLECTED USING GPS-ENABLED MOBILE PHONES ................................................................................................................1265

Paola A. Gonzalez, Jeremy S. Weinstein, Sean J. Barbeau, Miguel A. Labrador, Philip L. Winters, Nevine Labib Georggi, Rafael Perez

AUTONOMOUS CELLULAR ROAD USER CHARGING BASED ON UNIQUE CELL POINT IDENTIFICATION ......................................................................................................................................................................................1277

Martin D. Mileros, David Gunflegård, Johan Karlsson, Alexander Fürdös

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE NAVIGATION FOR ROBUST ON-ROAD DRIVING.........................................................................1286George McWilliams, Kristopher Kozak

AZTECH™ CENTER-TO-CENTER SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT ......................................................................................................1298Faisal Saleem, Jason Castillo, Tomas Guerra

BANK PAYMENTS IN TRANSPORTATION – FREEDOM AND INTEROPERABILITY FOR CONGESTION PRICING .......................................................................................................................................................................................................1303

Jack Opiola, Scott Wilson

BAY AREA'S 511 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANNING AND TOOLS........................................................................................1319Janet Banner, Carol Kuester

BENEFIT - COST EVALUATION TECHNIQUES FOR RURAL ITS DEPLOYMENTS ...............................................................1330Dan Krechmer, Gregory Krueger, Mark Dunzo, Jeff Dale, Chris Hedden

BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS OF ETC-ENHANCED INTEGRATED HIGHWAY TOLLING SYSTEM IN GUANGDONG, CHINA..............................................................................................................................................................................1341

Yue Qian, Heng Wei

BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF DEPLOYING CVISN TECHNOLOGIES: NATIONAL EVALUATION AND RELATED STUDIES .........................................................................................................................................................................1351

Vincent J. Brown, Michael S. Anderson, Patrick J. Balducci, Mark Kiefer, Rachel N. Sell, Jeff Secrist

BENEFITS OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF THE NEW YORK CITY SUB-REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE .......................................................................................................................................................................................1363

Arthur T. O’Connor, Manny Insignares, Patrick Chan

BENEFITS OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL REVIEWS USING COMPUTER AIDS .....................................................................................1368Anthony J. Fitts

BLUE WATER BRIDGE BORDER APPROACH: VMS OPERATIONAL CONCEPT FOR NEW CHALLENGES ............................................................................................................................................................................................1376

Maryann Lovicsek, Philip Masters, Roger Browne, Kevin Bebenek

BUILDING AND USING A MODERN ITS INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK ..............................................1388Mohamad Talas

BUILDING THE FOUNDATION FOR A ROBUST REGIONAL MULTIAGENCY TRANSIT SERVICE INFORMATION PORTAL ........................................................................................................................................................................1401

James Davis, Paula Okunieff

CALIBRATION AND EVALUATION OF LANE-CHANGE MODEL ON HIGHWAY FROM MICROSCOPIC & MACROSCOPIC VIEWPOINTS ..........................................................................................................................................................1407

Takahiro Suzuki, Masayoshi Mori, Tomohiko Yuki, Yasuharu Kunii, Masao Kuwahara

CALIFORNIA TOOL FOR REGIONAL ARCHITECTURE MAINTENANCE TRAM ..................................................................1419Bill Tournay, Jeff Dale, Steve Read, Melissa Hewitt, Alyssa Phaneuf

CALTRANS DISTRICT 12 TOLL ROADS DEPLOYMENT OF A REGIONAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM....................1431Mohammad Iraki, Hussein Kalakech, Kevin G. Aguigui

CELLULAR COMMUNICATION BASED MECHANISM FOR ROAD TRAFFIC INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION...........................................................................................................................................................................................1443

Gordian Jodlauk, Qiang Mu, Guido Gehlen

CELLULAR PHONES AS INDICATORS OF THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE INSIDE A TUNNEL DURING A FIRE...............................................................................................................................................................................................................1454

Tor Tybring Aralt

CENTRAL CONTROLLED ROAD FRIGHT PROTECTION .............................................................................................................1462Frede Graversen

Volume 3

CENTRAL LONDON CONGESTION CHARGING ZONE WESTERN EXTENSION: CHALLENGES AND RESULTS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................1467

Steve Kearns

CHANGES IN HUD COLORS WITH CONSIDERATION OF BACKGROUND..............................................................................1478Kazumoto Morita, Yuki Tsukada, Michiaki Sekine, Yoshinori Toyofuku

CHANNEL EFFICIENCY OF ADAPTIVE TRANSMISSION TECHNIQUES FOR WIRELESS VEHICULAR COMMUNICATIONS .................................................................................................................................................................................1489

Javier Gozalvez, Miguel Sepulcre

CIVIL CERTIFICATION - THE NEW APPROACH TO ENSURING FITNESS FOR PURPOSE FOR ENFORCEMENT EQUIPMENT IN ENGLAND AND WALES...........................................................................................................1501

Robin Cordell

CIVIL ENFORCEMENT - THREATS AND OPPORTUNITIES .........................................................................................................1506Robin Cordell

CLIMATE CHANGE AND LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLANNING ..............................................................................1510Ernest K. Ott

CN/GNSS TOLLING SOLUTIONS - THIN, THICK OR OTHER CLIENTS? ..................................................................................1517Wolfram Tuchscheerer

CO-DRIVER ALERT PROJECT ..............................................................................................................................................................1527Francis McKinney, Jill Hayden, Debra Topham, Teck Yiau Lee, Ross McMurran, Mark Fowkes, Michael Szczygiel, Tracey Ross, Richard Frampton, Tom Robinson, Nick Clare

COMMERCIAL ASPECTS FOR SPEED ALERT AND TRAFFIC SAFETY SYSTEMS ................................................................1537Johnny Svedlund

COMMON INFORMATION PLATFORM FOR TRAFFIC DATA MERGING DATA FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES .....................................................................................................................................................................................................1539

Terje Giæver, Ragnhild Wahl, Terje Moen

COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES IN ITS, AND THE ROLE OF STAKEHOLDERS ..........................................................1546Josef Czako

COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES ITS URBAN PLATFORMS DEVELOPED IN ROMANIA - VOIP AND WIRELESS INTERSTRUCTURES ..........................................................................................................................................................1555

Florin Domnel Grafu

COMPARATIVE SYNTHESIS OF THE 3 MAIN EUROPEAN PROJECTS DEALING WITH COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS (CVIS, SAFESPOT AND COOPERS) AND DESCRIPTION OF COOPERS DEMONSTRATION SITE 4 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................1566

Gwenaëlle Toulminet, Jacques Boussuge, Claude Laurgeau

COMPARISON BETWEEN FRONT AND REAR CAMERA FOR LANE RECOGNITION ..........................................................1572Tokihiko Akita, Masahiro Mizuno

COMPARISON OF U.S. AND EUROPEAN COOPERATIVE SYSTEM ARCHITECTURES .......................................................1584Cecil Goodwin, Christine Bartels, Tobias Schendzielorz, Roberto Brignolo

COMPLIANCE STRATEGY: ENFORCEMENT AND THE PROVISION OF ACCURATE AND RELEVANT INFORMATION ..........................................................................................................................................................................................1596

John Pickworth, Paul Marsh

CONCEPT OF A DECENTRALISED PLATFORM FOR REGIONAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT ...........................................1603Susanne Jenkner, Andreas Kretschmer, Andreas Herrmann

CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR AN EU TLE MONITORING DATABASE ........................................................................................1611Evangelia Gaitanidou, Evangelos Bekiaris

CONFIDENTIALITY ASPECTS WITHIN ROAD USER CHARGING SYSTEMS: THE SWEDISH CASE ...............................1623Martin Boldt, Bengt Carlsson

CONGESTED TRAFFIC ON WIDE-AREA HIGHWAY NETWORK REPRODUCED BY MICROSCOPIC SIMULATION BASED ON LENNARD-JONES LIKE POTENTIAL MODEL .................................................................................1631

Yosuke Hirata, Yoshikazu Ooba, Hideki Ueno, Shiro Kawakita, Yasuhiro Ishii

CONGESTION AVOIDANCE FOR R2V AND V2V COMMUNICATIONS ON SINGLE CHANNEL .........................................1642Masato Matsumoto, Toshiya Saito, Kazuoki Matsugatani

CONGESTION CHARGING SYSTEM USING PUBLIC TRANSPORT CARD ...............................................................................1650Yoshifumi Hayakawa, Shinya Saito, Takashi Maeda, Takakazu Tsuji

CONGESTION PRICING: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?.......................................................................................................1661Patrick Decorla-Souza, Regina McElroy

CONGESTION RELIEF USING PERFORMANCE-BASED MANAGEMENT ................................................................................1673Keith R. Jasper

CONNECTING THE DOTS: PENNDOT'S ITS STATEWIDE OPERATIONS CONNECTIVITY PLAN ....................................1677Don E. Kiel, Matthew J. Schiemer

CONNECTVERMONT ...............................................................................................................................................................................1680Robert T. White

COOPERATIVE LASERSCANNER FUSION SYSTEM ......................................................................................................................1690Florian Ahlers, Christian Stimming

COOPERATIVE ROAD SIGN AND TRAFFIC LIGHT USING NEAR INFRARED IDENTIFICATION AND ZIGBEE SMARTDUST TECHNOLOGIES.............................................................................................................................................1696

Axel Von Arnim, Budi Arief, Antoine Fusée

COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS FOR ROAD TRAFFIC SAFETY: FUNCTIONALITY DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION ..................................................................................................................................................................................1708

Jan Linssen, Meng Lu

COOPERS PROJECT: DEVELOPMENT OF AN ITS ARCHITECTURE FOR CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEMS ON MOTORWAYS.............................................................................................................................................................................................1720

Alexander Frötscher, Thomas Scheider, Martin Böhm

COSAL: AN INITIATIVE TOWARDS THE DEPLOYMENT OF THE LAVIA SYSTEM .............................................................1729Simon Coutel, Jacques Ehrlich, Joelle Besnier

CRASHLESS ZONE PILOT A FIELD OPERATIONAL TEST USING ADD-ON DSRC DEVICES.............................................1743Donald K. Grimm, Bonnie L. Reid, Varsha K. Sadekar

CREATING A NETWORK OF EXPRESS LANES IN METROPOLITAN AREAS .........................................................................1753Patrick Decorla-Souza, Regina McElroy

CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS FOR TIME DISTANCE PLACE CHARGING ...........................................................................1761Duncan Matheson

CROATIAN MOTORWAYS AS A SOLUTION TO TRAFFIC ISSUES IN BIG CITIES ................................................................1770Damir Božicevic, Krešimir Vidovc, Marko Šoštaric, Vedran Taslidic

CROSS-BORDER INTERGRATION OF TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT: THE PROMET PROJECT.............................................1782Blaž Gostiša, Jure Pirc

DANGEROUS DRIVING DETERRENCE SYSTEM THAT EMPLOYS COMPETITION .............................................................1788Taro Kumagai, Kazunori Shidoji, Yuji Matsuki

DATA DRIVEN TRAFFIC PROFILING FOR REAL-TIME OPERATIONS AT THE NATIONAL TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE ..................................................................................................................................................................................1800

Paul Burton, Helen Parkyns, Richard Kelly, Laurence Howe

DATA MODELING, A MEANS TO QUALITY IN A REGIONAL TRANSIT DATA REPOSITORY ..........................................1811Paula Okunieff, Manny Insignares

DATA TRANSMISSION PERFORMANCE UNDER NON LINE OF SIGHT ENVIRONMENT USING HOPPING FUNCTION OF INTER-VEHICLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS BASED ON GUIDELINE RC-005 ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................1814

Akihiro Mitsunaga, Yuichi Shiraki, Kiyohito Tokuda, Nobuyoshi Asanuma, Hiroshi Mashimo

DELAY PERFORMANCE OF VEHICLE SAFETY APPLICATIONS IN UMTS ............................................................................1826Sabine Sories, Jörg Huschke, Mai-Anh Phan

DEMOCRATIZED SMARTCARD DATA FOR TRANSIT OPERATORS ........................................................................................1838Martin Trépanier, François Vassivière

DEMONSTRATION OF THE USE OF PASSIVE RFID IN LOGISTICS SERVICES IN FINLAND ............................................1850Antti Permala, Johan Scholliers

DEMONSTRATION SIGNAL CONTROL EXPERIMENTS BASED ON MOVEMENT ................................................................1857Naoki Kodama

DEPLOYMENT SCENARIOS FOR SPEED ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS .............................................................................................1869Jaap Vreeswijk, Bart Van Arem, Kerry Malone, Cornelie Van Driel

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF AGENT-BASED INTELLIGENT TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROLLER ...........................1879Ye Tian, Zhiheng Li, Jingyan Song, Deyun Xiao

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF INTERMODAL AIRPORT ACCESS PLANNING TOOL (IAPT) .....................................1886Xiao-Yun Lu, Geoffrey D. Gosling

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTOMATED VEHICLE LOCATION AND MAINTENANCE DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ......................................1898

Roger Hille, Ray Starr

DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT OF FLEXIBLE TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS THROUGH THE USE OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (ITS) .......................................................................................................................1906

Joshua McConnell, Josesph Sussman

DESIGN OF OPEN TELEMATICS SERVICE BASED ON OPEN GATEWAY AND FRAMEWORK: A SERVICE BUNDLE APPROACH TO PROVIDE AN OPEN TELEMATICS ENVIRONMENT ...................................................1914

Shing Tenqchen, Yung-Kuei Huang, Hsin-Hsun Huang, Foun-Shea Chang, Kluo-Yueh Chen, Yu-Shin Chen

DESIGN/BUILD-THE LAST STEP ..........................................................................................................................................................1922Syd Bowcott

DESIGN-BUILD FOR ITS INFRASTRUCTURE? WHY NOT? ..........................................................................................................1930Tim McCoy, Fred Ohene, Jesus Marmolejo

DESIGNING MULTIMODAL TRAVEL INFORMATION SERVICES BY COMBINING ARKTRANS AND A MODEL DRIVEN ARCHITECTURE APPROACH ..............................................................................................................................1939

Audun Vennesland, Marit K. Natvig

DETECTION AND RECOGNITION OF END-OF-SPEED-LIMIT AND SUPPLEMENTARY SIGNS FOR IMPROVED EUROPEAN SPEED LIMIT SUPPORT ...........................................................................................................................1946

Omar Hamdoun, Alexandre Bargeton, Fabien Moutarde, Benazouz Bradai, Lowik Chanussot

DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR ROAD PRICING SCHEMES...............................................................................................1950Grant Klein

DEVELOPING AN ASSESSMENT OF INTERSTATE TRUCK PARKING NEEDS USING WIRELESS VEHICLE POSITION DATA.....................................................................................................................................................................1958

Jeffrey Short, Daniel Murray

DEVELOPING QUALITY MEASURES FOR EVALUATING TRAVEL TIME ESTIMATION METHODS .............................1968J. D. Margulici, Xuegang (Jeff) Ban

DEVELOPING VALUE CHAINS FOR CO-OPERATIVE SERVICES - SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE SERVICES ....................................................................................................................................................................................................1980

Susanne Fuchs, Doris Bankosegger

DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF INTERNET-BASED PERSONALIZED TRAVEL ASSISTANCE SYSTEM FOR MOBILITY MANAGEMENT.........................................................................................................................................1991

Tomotaka Usui, Tomio Miwa, Toshiyuki Yamamoto, Takayuki Morikawa

DEVELOPMENT AND VERIFICATION OF EFFECTIVENESS OF AN AHS SAFE MERGING SUPPORT SERVICE ......................................................................................................................................................................................................2003

Hideto Hatakenaka, Hideyuki Kanoshima, Takao Aya, Sadayoshi Nishii, Hiroyuki Mizutani, Kazuo Nagano

DEVELOPMENT OF "LANE LIGHTING SYSTEM" AND ITS APPLICATIONS AS A ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE...................................................................................................................................................................................2013

Yasuhiro Nakamura, Tadashi Yoshida, Takashi Imamura

DEVELOPMENT OF A CCTV-CAMERA-BASED ROAD VISIBILITY INFORMATION SYSTEM (RVIS) .............................2023Keiji Tamiya, Koki Onishi, Akihiko Hosomi, Takaaki Kusakabe, Hirokazu Sasaki, Yasuhiro Kaneda, Fumiyoshi Kawamura, Yasuhiro Nagata, Toru Hagiwara

DEVELOPMENT OF A DISTANCE CONTROL ASSIST SYSTEM WITH AN ACTIVE ACCELERATOR PEDAL...........................................................................................................................................................................................................2034

Yoji Seto, Yasuhiko Takae, Takeshi Sugano, Ryota Sato, Kazunori Kurata, Masahiro Kobayashi

DEVELOPMENT OF A DYNAMIC MESSAGE SIGN SPECIFICATION FOR CALTRANS........................................................2046Douglas Galarus, Christopher Strong, Terry Haukom, Ha Nguyen, Gary Schoep

DEVELOPMENT OF A METHODOLOGY FOR ESTIMATING TRAFFIC CONGESTION ON A FREEWAY USING DISCRETE TIME MARKOV CHAINS......................................................................................................................................2059

Jiyoun Yeon, Lily Elefteriadou

DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW BREATH ALCOHOL DETECTOR WITHOUT MOUTHPIECE FOR DRUNK DRIVING PREVENTION...........................................................................................................................................................................2071

Bunji Atsumi, Shohei Yabu, Toshiyuki Taguchi, Atsushi Nakashima, Kiyomi Sakakibara

DEVELOPMENT OF A SAFETY SUPPORT SYSTEM USING CELLPHONES .............................................................................2080Shinji Yasuhara, Masayuki Ohsugi, Maki Ueda

DEVELOPMENT OF A SENSOR DETECTING EYELID POSITIONS ............................................................................................2085Jun Adachi, Takeshi Hayashi, Kenichi Ogawa, Tomoharu Suzuki, Hiroshi Ishiguro, Tamiko Nishina, Kenichi Ohue, Shigeyasu Uozumi, Shinichi Kojima, Satoru Nakanishi

DEVELOPMENT OF ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM USING NAVIGATION INFORMATION ............................2093Masahide Nakamura, Yoshitaka Uemura, Inoue Takuya, Tamura Minoru

DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALGORITHM FOR USING WEATHER-DEPENDENT DYNAMIC SPEED LIMITS TO ENHANCE SAFETY ............................................................................................................................................................................2100

Eline Jonkers, Gerdien Klunder, Richard Van Der Horst, Robin De Rooy

DEVELOPMENT OF AN ESTIMATION MODEL FOR VMS MESSAGE READING TIME........................................................2110Taehyung Kim, Cheol Oh, Jae-Joon Lee, Youn-Soo Kang

DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMPUTATION STRATEGY FOR THE PORTAL ADUS .......................................................................2121Rafael J. Fernández-Moctezuma, Robert L. Bertini, David Maier

DEVELOPMENT OF AN ITS TECHNICAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE UK ...................................................................................2127Louise Barnett, James Long

DEVELOPMENT OF DRIVING SAFETY SUPPORT SYSTEMS FOR THE PREVENTION OF RIGHT-TURN COLLISION..................................................................................................................................................................................................2138

Takuma Kadoya, Yoshiaki Tsuda, Yuji Igarashi, Nobuyoshi Asanuma, Hiroshi Mashimo, Masatada Seto, Kunihiro Kamata

DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH ACCURACY WEIGH IN MOTION SYSTEM AND EVALUATION ON THE SOUTH KOREA FIELD .............................................................................................................................................................................2144

Yoshiyuki Miyazaki, Hideshi Nishida, Hisayoshi Sato, Ju-Hyun Kim

DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL HIGHWAY ITS FACILITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM UTILIZING RFID TECHNOLOGY IN UBIQUITOUS ENVIRONMENTS ........................................................................................................................2155

Hyun Suk Park, Hak Yong Moon, Young Chan Kim

DEVELOPMENT OF NEW PRE-CRASH SAFETY SYSTEM USING DRIVER-MONITORING SENSOR ...............................2165Tamiko Nishina, Kiyotaka Moriizumi, Kenichi Ohue, Shigeyasu Uozumi, Kenji Kimura, Akira Nakagoshi, Tomoharu Suzuki, Jun Adachi

DEVELOPMENT OF ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION - DATA COLLECTION VIA CALS/EC AND LOCATION REFERENCE...............................................................................................................................................................2177

Takashi Fuse, Fumihiko Kanazawa, Yutaka Matsubayashi

DEVELOPMENT OF SPEED ADVISORY FOR COMMERCIAL VEHICLES BASED ON ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ..............................................................................................................................................................................................2188

Xiao-Yun Lu, James Misener, Christopher Nowakowski

Volume 4

DEVELOPMENT OF THE FREE MOBILITY SYSTEM USING GENERAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE ............................................................................................................................................................2200

Keita Nakasu, Shinsuke Setoshita, Masahiro Kaneko

DEVELOPMENT OF THE ROADSIDE IMAGE SENSORS FOR THE DSSS ..................................................................................2210Koichiro Kajitani, Yoshihiro Sakamoto, Yoshiyuki Hagiwara, Takahiro Sugawara, Shunsuke Kamijyo

DEVELOPMENT OF UNIVERSAL DRIVER MODEL FOR PREDICTIVE EVALUATION OF DRIVE ASSIST SYSTEMS......................................................................................................................................................................................................2217

Yoshimi Furukawa, Kaoru Seki, Tatsuo Fujikawa

DEVELOPMENT OF VEHICLE-INFRASTRUCTURE COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS USING INFRARED BEACON AND DSRC - HIROSHIMA DSSS FIELD OPERATIONAL TEST -.................................................................................2226

Masashi Yamamoto, Kenji Fujita, Koji Ohnishi, Masatada Seto, Kunihiro Kamata

DEVELOPMENT SUB-AREA DESIGN AND OFFSET CONTROL METHOD FOCUSED ON FLUCTUATED TRAFFIC FLOW .........................................................................................................................................................................................2235

Shotaro Ohira, Hajime Sakakibara, Masayuki Jinno, Tsutomu Usami

DEVELOPMENTS ON SPEED LIMIT DATABASES IN FLANDERS: A FIRST PROSPECTIVE...............................................2245S. Vlassenroot, Johan De Mol, Nele Dedene, Frank Witlox, Vincent Marchau

DIFFERENT IMPACTS OF INDEPENDENT RECURRENT AND NONRECURRENT CONGESTIONS ON FREEWAY SEGMENTS ............................................................................................................................................................................2254

Kyeong-Pyo Kang, Gang-Len Chang, Jiyoun Yeon

DIFFERENTIAL PRIORITY FOR LONDOND'S BUSES AT TRAFFIC SIGNALS USING IBUS................................................2267N. B. Hounsell, B. P. Shrestha, S. Palmer, T. Bowen, C. D’Souza

DIGITAL MAPS FOR LANE LEVEL POSITIONING..........................................................................................................................2277Kees Wevers, Stéphane Dreher

DIRECTION BASED FREEWAY TRAFFIC FLOW CLASSIFICATION .........................................................................................2279Kemal Memis, Muhammed Cinsdikici

DIRECTION OF ITS DATA MANAGEMENT CENTER IN NATIONAL HIGHWAY ...................................................................2291Hyun Suk Park, Hak Yong Moon, Young Chan Kim

DMOTION - A DEMAND-BASED PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING THE TRAFFIC EFFICIENCY OF A STRATEGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM .................................................................................................................................................2302

Frank Offermann, Torben Hilgers

DMOTION - DYNAMIC ALTERNATIVE ROUTE GUIDANCE FOR A CONURBATION AREA - EXPERIENCES GAINED DURING SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION ..............................................................2311

Andreas Budde, Frank Offermann

DRIVER ASSISTANCE PLATFORM BASED ON MULTIPLE NETWORKED CAMERAS USING IDB-1394.........................2322Jun Kawai, Seiya Shimizu, Katsutoshi Yano, Toshiaki Gomi, Junichi Odagiri, Tohru Tsuruta, Hiroshi Yamada

DRIVER CAR-FOLLOWING BEHAVIOR MODELING USING NEURAL NETWORK BASED ON REAL TRAFFIC EXPERIMENTAL DATA ........................................................................................................................................................2330

Lei Zhang, Jianqiang Wang, Keqiang Li, Tomohiro Yamamura, Nobuyuki Kuge, Tsunehiko Nakagawa

DRIVER SLEEPINESS LEVEL DETECTION BASED ON THE HEART RATE VARIABILITY ................................................2339Yasuhiko Nakano, Ayu Miyakawa, Satoshi Sano, Hideo Katoh

DRIVER'S MENTAL WORKLOAD IN PARKING TASKS.................................................................................................................2345Shusaku Okamoto, Kojiro Nakawatase, Yashio Kishi, Morio Iwasaki, Akihiko Takahashi, Toshihisa Sato

DRIVING SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR APPROACHING INTERSECTIONS WITH STOP SIGNS ................................................2357Wataru Ike, Yukihiro Ikeda, Kenji Kimura, Masatoshi Takahara

DSRC TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION TO EXPRESSWAY BUS LOCATION SYSTEM ............................................................2366Hideyuki Kanoshima, Hideto Hatakenaka, Tomohito Imamura, Takeo Iwata, Masaaki Tsukada, Shougo Abiru

DYNAMIC PREDICTION OF TRAFFIC CONGESTION BY TRACING FEATURE SPACE TRAJECTORY OF SPARSE FLOATING CAR DATA ............................................................................................................................................................2378

Masatoshi Kumagai, Tomoaki Hiruta, Koichiro Tanikoshi

ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF ITS-STRATEGIES - THE CASE OF THE OSLO TOLL CORDON ........................................2387James Odeck, Morten Welde

EFFECTS OF ROAD SURFACE CONDITIONS ON DRIVER BEHAVIORS IN DILEMMA ZONE: ANALYSIS VIA DRIVING SIMULATOR ....................................................................................................................................................................2395

Toshihiko Oda, Yoshihiro Suda, Shinji Tanaka, Daisuke Yamaguchi

EFFECT OF PAVEMENT MARKING CONTRAST ON THE PERFORMANCE OF VISION-BASED LANE DEPARTURE WARNING SYSTEMS ......................................................................................................................................................2401

Mohammed Hadi, Prasoon Sinha, Halit Ozen

EFFECT OF SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS OF MUSIC ON DRIVER'S DROWSINESS ...............................................................2413Mayu Yokoyama, Koji Oguri, Masahiro Miyaji

EFFICACY OF VIDEO INCIDENT DETECTION SYSTEM FOR ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT UNDER NON-ADHERENCE OF LANE DISCIPLINE .........................................................................................................................2421

Kayitha Ravinder, S. Velmurugan, S. Gangopadhyay

ELECTRONIC ROAD USER CHARGING SYSTEMS AS INSTRUMENT TO REDUCE NEGATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF THE TRANSPORT SECTOR.....................................................................................................2442

Josef Czako

EMPIRICAL EVALUATION OF ADAPTIVE RAMP METERING ALONG TWO FREEWAY CORRIDORS IN PORTLAND, OREGON..............................................................................................................................................................................2446

Christopher M. Monsere, Oren E. Eshel, Robert L. Bertini

ENABLING DEVICES FOR AN ACCELERATED DSRC-BASED FEATURE ROLLOUT STRATEGY ....................................2457Donald K. Grimm

ENFORCEMENT IN ORT .........................................................................................................................................................................2466Tommy Engman

ENGAGING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN METRO DETROIT INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS......................................................................................................................................................................................................2472

Richard F. Beaubien

ENHANCE SAFETY & ROAD TRANSPORT VIA V2V COMMUNICATION.................................................................................2484Chanan Gabay, Boris Kantsepolsky

ENHANCED FIELD OBSERVATION OF TRAFFIC PATTERNS FOR INTERSECTION COLLISION WARNING SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................................................................................2490

Ching-Yao Chan

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS VS. DRIVING TECHNIQUE OPTIMAL SPEED LIMIT IN URBAN CONDITIONS - CONTROL BY TELEMATICS ....................................................................................................................................2502

Olavi H. Koskinen

ENVIRONMENTAL-FRIENDLY NAVIGATION: TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION AND FIELD OPERATIONAL TESTING PLAN ...........................................................................................................................................................2512

Matthew Barth, Kanok Boriboonsomsin, Weihua Zhu, Alexander Vu, Arati Gerdes, Chu Hee Lee, Daniel Rosario

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING INTEGRATED ROAD-VEHICLE SYSTEMS ..................................................................................................................................................................................2518

Mohamed Morsi Mahmod, Bart Van Arem

ESTABLISHING TRAFFIC INCIDENT RELATED COMMUNICATION AMONG THE SOUTHERN STATES TO OPTIMIZE INCIDENT MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................................................................2526

Henry De Vries

ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE (ITS CSA) ..........................................................2531Hiroyoshi Suzuki

ESTIMATE DRIVER DROWSINESS STATUS USING INDIVIDUAL DRIVE BEHAVIOR MODEL ........................................2544Tatsuya Kato, Jianwu Zeng, Hirokazu Nomoto, Kazuya Takeda

ESTIMATE OF ECONOMIC EFFECT AND EFFECT OF CO2 EMISSIONS REDUCTION ACCORDING TO ETC SPREAD EXPANSION ......................................................................................................................................................................2553

Yuriko Hattori

ESTIMATING "LEVEL OF SAFETY" IN TRAFFIC MODELING USING HUMAN ERROR .....................................................2562Zsuzsanna Toth-Szabo, Katalin Kovacs

ESTIMATING COSTS, BENEFITS AND REVENUES FROM CONGESTION PRICING OF LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAYS ................................................................................................................................................................................2574

Patrick Decorla-Souza, Regina McElroy

ESTIMATION OF ACCIDENT REDUCTION EFFECT OF COOPERATIVE SAFETY SYSTEM USING ACTUAL ROAD TEST DATA...................................................................................................................................................................2585

Sayaka Yoshizu, Haruki Oguri, Tsuneo Miyakoshi

ESTIMATION OF DRIVER'S INATTENTION BY WAY OF USING PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNALS .........................................2596Eiji Kawakita, Konomu Abe, Hideki Miyatake, Koji Oguri

ESTIMATION OF POSITIONS OF VEHICLES WITH THE UNSCENTED KALMAN FILTER.................................................2603Masahiro Iida, Tadashi Komiya, Hirokazu Akahane

ETC-BASED TRAFFIC TELEMATICS UTILIZING ELECTRONIC TOLL COLLECTION SYSTEMS AS BASIS FOR VALUE ADDING TELEMATICS APPLICATIONS .......................................................................................................2609

Peter Ummenhofer

ETHANOL BLENDED DIESEL USE IN PASSENGER BUSES OF KARNATAKA STATE ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION..........................................................................................................................................................................................2619

N/A

EVA495-3D: A REAL-TIME OPTIMIZATION, PREDICTION AND VISUALIZATION SYSTEM FOR EVACUATION OPERATIONS .................................................................................................................................................................2636

Nan Zou, Zichuan Li, Yue Liu, Gang-Len Chang, Alvin Marquess

EVACUATION MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS MODELING ASSESSMENT: TRANSPORTATION MODELING INVENTORY ........................................................................................................................................................................2648

Matthew Hardy, Linda Dodge, Ted Smith, Kimberly C. Vásconez, Karl Wunderlich

EVALUATING SAFETY BENEFITS OF COLLISION MITIGATION SYSTEMS (CMS), A CHALLENGE .............................2665Jean-Marc Blosseville, Mariana Netto, S. Glaser

EVALUATING THE SAFETY BENEFITS OF A LOW COST DRIVING BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN COMMERCIAL VEHICLE OPERATIONS.....................................................................................................................2674

Jeffrey S. Hickman, Richard J. Hanowski, Chris Flanigan

EVALUATION AND SAFETY BENEFITS OF USING CELL PHONE PROBE DATA IN GEORGIA ........................................2683Ronald Boodhoo, Alvin Shultz

EVALUATION METHOD INVESTIGATION FOR NON-TRADITIONAL TRAFFIC MONITORING TECHNOLOGY ...........................................................................................................................................................................................2687

Zhi-Jun (Tony) Qiu, Bin Ran

EVALUATION OF ATIS IN SUBURBAN FREEWAY WORK ZONE ...............................................................................................2694Yali Chen, Xiao Qin, David A. Noyce

EVALUATION OF DRIVER BEHAVIOR FOR VEHICLE-INFRASTRUCTURE COOPERATIVE SYSTEM OF TOCHIGI DSSS............................................................................................................................................................................................2712

Yuriko Ino, Nobuyoshi Asanuma, Tomo Fujimaki

EVALUATION OF INTELLIGENT VEHICLE SAFETY SYSTEMS - A STATE-OF-THE-ART EXAMPLE ............................2724Thomas Benz

EVALUATION OF INTER-MODAL TRANSPORT CHAINS .............................................................................................................2731Bo-Lennart Nelldal, Robert Sommar, Gerhard Troche

EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE MEASURES FOR DETROIT FREEWAY CCTV CAMERA UPGRADES ....................2743Maria Silver, Annjanette Kremer, Tapan Datta

EVALUATION OF PICTORIAL MESSAGES FOR VARIABLE MESSAGE SIGNS TO ENHANCE COMPREHENSIBILITY............................................................................................................................................................................2753

Karin Siebenhandl, Michael Smuc, Peter Simlinger, Stefan Egger

EVALUATION OF VOICE INTERFACES FOR INVEHICLE NAVIGATION OPERATIONS ....................................................2761Pengjun Zheng, Mike McDonald, Carl Pickering

EVENT-DRIVEN SELF-SUFFICIENT TRAFFIC JAM DETECTION AND OBSERVATION SYSTEM ....................................2773Monique Baethge, Andreas Kretschmer

EXPERIENCES USING AN ON-BOARD LOGGING DEVICE WITH CAN-INTERFACE, GPS, GPRS, AND WIFI FOR SURVEYING LONG TERM DRIVING BEHAVIOR ........................................................................................................2781

Bart Beusen, Tobias Denys

EXPERIMENT FOR TOYOTA INTELLIGENT MOBILITY ASSISTANCE PROJECT ...............................................................2792Kotaro Kato, Yoshitomo Iwase

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF A FREIGHT PROBE DATA SYSTEM UNDER A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ...........................................................................................................................................................................................2803

Masanori Kobayashi, Hiroyuki Nambu, Hiroyoshi Hashimoto, Katsumi Uesaka

EXPERIMENTAL TRAFFIC FLOW IMPACT ANALYSIS OF TINTED VEHICLES USING RTK GPS ...................................2811Jongho Kang, Kisu Kim, Hakyong Moon, Dongmin Lee, Chungwon Lee

EXPERIMENTATION OF AN INTERDISTANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM IN THE MONT BLANC TUNNEL........................................................................................................................................................................................................2823

Ryad Joondan

EXTENDED REALITY - A NEW SIMULATION METHOD FOR THE RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF CAR2X COMMUNICATION APPLICATIONS....................................................................................................................................................2827

Alois Mauthofer, Markus Zang, Markus Glaab

EXTENDING THE SCOPE OF VEHICULAR AD-HOC NETWORKS IN ORDER TO PROTECT VULNERABLE ROAD USERS .................................................................................................................................................................2836

Arno Hinsberger, Horst Wieker, Michael Ortgiese, Alexandra Roos

EXTERNAL PARKING ASSISTANCE FOR CONSIDERING ELDERLY DRIVER ......................................................................2848Naohisa Hashimoto, Shin Kato, Sadayuki Tsugawa

EXTRACTING KNOWLEDGE FROM EXPERIENCES WHILE DRIVING USING VIDEO DRIVE RECORDERS AND DRIVER MONITORING SYSTEMS....................................................................................................................2860

Hiroshi Tsukahara, Hirotoshi Iwasaki

FAIR AND INTELLIGENT ECODRIVING INCENTIVE SYSTEM FOR HDV DRIVERS............................................................2870Heikki Liimatainen

FAST FORWARD MEANS FAST RELIEF.............................................................................................................................................2878Shahram Malek, Jim Tolson, Marwan Abboud, Michael Holt

FAULTY LOOP DATA ANALYSIS/CORRECTION AND LOOP FAULT DETECTION ..............................................................2889Xiao-Yun Lu, Pravin Varaiya, Roberto Horowitz, Joe Palen

FEASIBILITY STUDY ON VEHICLE-INFRA COOPERATIVE SYSTEM FOR PREVENTION OF RIGHT-TURN ACCIDENTS ....................................................................................................................................................................................2901

Mitsuru Ochi, Satoshi Nakashima, Hiroyuki Kobayashi, Yasuo Ookubo

FEASIBLE STUDY OF ROAD-TO-VEHICLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM USING LED ARRAY AND HIGH-SPEED CAMERA ............................................................................................................................................................................2911

Shintaro Arai, Shohei Mase, Takaya Yamazato, Tomohiro Yendo, Toshiaki Fujii, Masayuki Tanimoto, Yoshikatsu Kimura

FESOLE - FUZZY EXPERT SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING THE OPTIMAL LEVEL OF ENFORCEMENT ........................2923Ondrej Pribyl

Volume 5

FIELD EVALUATION OF SCATS TRAFFIC CONTROL IN PARK CITY, UT ..............................................................................2934

Aleksandar Stevanovic, Cameron Kergaye, Peter T. Martin

FIELD TESTING OF TRANSIT VEHICLE ASSIST AND AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGIES ...................................................2946Wei-Bin Zhang, Han-Shue Tan, Fanping Bu, Steven Shladover, Scott Johnston, Sonja Sun, Jim Cunradi

FINANCING ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE - LESSONS LEARNED FROM EUROPE AND A NEW APPROACH....................2953Mirka Irena Tikvicki

FLOATING CAR OBSERVER - A PROMISING APPROACH TO TRAFFIC CONDITION MONITORING ...........................2957Robert Hoyer

FLORIDA'S INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS WIDE-AREA NETWORK...........................................................2967Frank Deasy

FLOW RATE ESTIMATION FROM PROBE VEHICLE DATA AND SAMPLE SIZE REQUIREMENTS ................................2970Mecit Cetin, Gurcan Comert

FORMULAIC APPROACH TO THE GENERATION OF FLOW PROFILES .................................................................................2982Adam Simpson, Paul Burton, Richard Kelly, Laurence Howe

FORWARD COLLISION WARNING ALGORITHM BASED ON ROAD CONDITION AND DRIVER CHARACTERISTICS .................................................................................................................................................................................2993

Pongsathorn Raksincharoensak, Masao Nagai

FOUR GENERATIONS OF CONGESTION CHARGING ...................................................................................................................3002Jack Opiola, Matthew Dorfman

FREE FLOW ROAD CHARGING SYSTEMS BASED ON POLLUTION MONITORING ............................................................3014Ralf Willenbrock, Marc-Andre Funk

FUEL CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS AND PREDICTION MODEL FOR "ECO" ROUTE SEARCH...........................................3022Toshiaki Kono, Takumi Fushiki, Katsuya Asada, Kenjiro Nakano

FUEL EFFICIENCY IN COOPERATIVE NETWORK CONTROL SYSTEMS ...............................................................................3031Siebe Turksma, Jaap Vreeswijk

FUTURE CHALLENGES IN TRAFFIC CONTROL .............................................................................................................................3038Joseph K. Lam, Perry Craig, Kenneth Lee

FUTURE INTELLIGENT INFRASTRUCTURE: DEVELOPING SCENARIOS TO LOOK AT FUTURE ROAD CHARGING OPTIONS?.............................................................................................................................................................................3046

Phil Blythe, Hannah Bryan, Eric Sampson, Simon Edwards

GADGET-BASED TRAFFIC INFORMATION DELIVERY TECHNIQUE ......................................................................................3061Lim Kwansu, Doohee Nam

GALILEO ENABLED PUBLIC/PRIVATE COOPERATION FOR REGULATED TRANSPORT TRACKING (GENTRAC)..................................................................................................................................................................................................3069

Philip Rowley, Jean-Michel Poux

GATEWAY CITIES ITS INTEGRATION PLAN FOR GOODS MOVEMENT ................................................................................3075Jerry Wood, Bill Tournay, Melissa Hewitt, Alyssa Phaneuf

GEONET: GEO-NETWORKING FOR ITS APPLICATIONS.............................................................................................................3085Arnaud De La Fortelle, Paul Muhlethaler, Anis Laouiti

GEO-REFERENCED VIDEO RECORDING AND ANALYSIS OF ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE FROM DRIVER'S PERSPECTIVE ........................................................................................................................................................................3091

Ivan Dadic, Marko Ševrovic, Damir Budimir, Ana Božicevic

GETTING AIRPORT GROUND ACCESS INFORMATION TO THE TRAVELER: INTERMODAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS ......................................................................................................................................................................3097

Matthew A. Coogan

GNSS 'SUPEROPERABILITY' CHANGES THE INCUMBENT TOLLING LANDSCAPE ...........................................................3109Bern Grush

GOOD DATA, THE BUSINESS MODEL CONUNDRUM, AND ITS POLICY .................................................................................3118David A. Zavattero

GPS USE BY HOUSEHOLDS: EARLY INDICATORS OF PRIVACY PREFERENCES REGARDING VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE INTEGRATION AND UBIQUITOUS MOBILITY INFORMATION ACCESS ......................3123

Caitlin Cottrill, Piyushimita Thakuriah

GPS VS. WIRELESS PROBE-BASED SYSTEMS FOR REAL-TIME ROAD TRAFFIC MONITORING AND TRAVELER INFORMATION ...................................................................................................................................................................3135

Ofer Avni, Michal Eshkol

GUIDE TO BENCHMARKING OPERATION PERFORMANCE MEASURES SUMMARY OF NCHRP STUDY 20-7 .................................................................................................................................................................................................................3139

Stanley E. Young, Philip J. Tarnoff

GUIDELINES FOR QUALITY MANAGEMENT OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL SYSTEMS IN GERMANY ........................................3147Tobias Pohlmann, Stephan Hoffmann, Ralf Kutzner

HAZARDOUS GOODS TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT: THE ITALIAN PERSPECTIVE. .............................................3155Paolo Giorgi

HAZMAT TRUCK SECURITY SYSTEM PILOT DEPLOYMENT....................................................................................................3162Joseph Elias, Michael Filiaggi

HIERARCHICAL BAYESIAN ESTIMATION OF FREEWAY TRAVEL TIME DISTRIBUTIONS WITH SMALL SAMPLES OF NON-IDENTICAL PROBES IN SUCCESSIVE DAYS ................................................................................3165

Klayut Jintanakul, Lianyu Chu, R. Jayakrishnan

HIGH LEVEL SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE FOR THE ROAD TRAFFIC DOMAIN ..............................................3176Giovanni Huisken, Hans Goedvolk

HIGHLY AUTOMATED VEHICLES FOR INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT: HAVEit APPROACH .............................................3186Reiner Hoeger, Angelos Amditis , Martin Kunert, Alfred Hoess, Frank Flemish, Hans-Peter Krueger, Arne Bartels, Achim Beutner, Katia Pagle

HIGHWAYS TECHNOLOGY - PROVIDING MANAGEMENT AND CAPACITY ........................................................................3196Ian J. Pengelly, John Conquest, Ian Patey

HOW DATA FUSION TECHNIQUES CAN IMPROVE ONLINE TRAFFIC STATE ESTIMATION - DINO WITHIN DMOTION ...................................................................................................................................................................................3204

Daniel Schmidt, Bernhard Friedrich, Florian Weichenmeier

I2V COMMUNICATION IN EUROPE: THE IMPLEMENTATION OF COOPERS SERVICES IN AUSTRIA.........................3211Peter Meckel, Marko Jandrisits

I.T.S. CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS FOR SMALL & MEDIUM AGENCIES .........................................................................3222Jesse Glazer, Frank Cechini

ICHOOSE - WHAT CUSTOMERS REALLY WANT ...........................................................................................................................3231Jack Opiola, Gerhard Plaschka

IMAGE RECOGNITION AND INCIDENT DETECTION - A PROGRESS REPORT ....................................................................3241Mark Cracknell, John McCarthy

IMAPCAR2: A SIMD/MIMD DYNAMICALLY SWITCHABLE PROCESSOR FOR IN-VEHICLE IMAGE RECOGNITION SYSTEM .........................................................................................................................................................................3249

Shohei Nomoto, Shorin Kyo, Takuya Koga, Hanno Lieske, Shinichiro Okazaki

IMOVE® - METRO VANCOUVER'S NEW INTEGRATED, MULTI-MODAL WEB PORTAL FOR TRAVELLER INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................................3261

Richard Chylinski, Keenan Kitasaka

IMPACT OF INTELLIGENT SPEED ADAPTATION SYSTEMS ON FUEL CONSUMPTION AND DRIVER BEHAVIOUR................................................................................................................................................................................................3272

Guillaume Saint Pierre, Jacques Ehrlich

IMPLEMENTATION OF COUNTRYWIDE EFC SCHEMES IN EUROPE DO'S AND DON'TS DERIVED FROM A NUMBER OF PROJECTS ........................................................................................................................................................3283

Michael Bibaritsch

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ORLANDO-ORANGE COUNTY EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY'S PERFORMANCE MONITORING PROGRAM CONCEPT.................................................................................................................3292

L. A. Griffin, Matt D’Angelo, Armand Ciccarelli

IMPLEMENTING ITS AT NEW YORK CITY FOR PARA-TRANSIT SERVICE ..........................................................................3301William Ho, Brian Altschul

IMPROVED CIVIL SECURITY THROUGH EFFICIENT EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION BETWEEN MAIN STAKEHOLDERS...........................................................................................................................................................................3308

Alf Peterson, Maria Jernbäcker

IMPROVEMENT OF IN-CAR SPEECH RECOGNITION BY ACOUSTIC ECHO CANCELLER WITH MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD .......................................................................................................................................................................3316

Kentaro Koga, Shinji Fukuda, Tetsuya Takiguchi, Yasuo Ariki

IMPROVEMENT OF INFORMATION SERVICE SYSTEM OF SLIPPERY ROAD CONDITIONS AND EVALUATION OF IT .................................................................................................................................................................................3320

Hidekatsu Hamaoka, Masahiro Takeuchi, Nakaba Watanabe, Takashi Nishida

IMPROVEMENT OF OPTIMAL BUS SCHEDULING MODEL REFLECTS BUS PASSENGER'S DEGREE OF SATISFACTION ..........................................................................................................................................................................................3329

Byoung Yong Ryu, Sang Hoon Bae, Ji-Eun Choi

IMPROVEMENT OF REVERSE PARKING ASSIST WITH AUTOMATIC STEERING ..............................................................3342Yukiko Kawabata, Tomohiko Endo, Yasushi Makino, Hisashi Satonaka, Yu Tanaka, Masaya Katoh

IMPROVING COMMERCIAL VEHICLE DRIVER SAFETY: THE EMPLOYER NOTIFICATION SERVICE STATE PILOT TEST ..................................................................................................................................................................................3353

Chris Flanigan, Mark A. Jensen

IMPROVING INCIDENT DETECTION FOR REGIONAL CONTROL CENTRE OPERATOR SUPPORT ..............................3365David Thomas, Martin Brock, Edwin Carter, Frances Metcalfe, Liz Orme

IMPROVING ROAD SAFETY THROUGH RAPID INCIDENT DETECTION AND RESPONSE................................................3376Jérôme Ferre

IMPROVING THE OPERATIONS OF MANAGED LANES THROUGH VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE COOPERATION ..........................................................................................................................................................................................3379

Robert A. Ferlis

IMPROVING THE PICTURE: THE MATURING CONTEXT OF CCTV ........................................................................................3391Andy Kemp, Richard Bradshaw

IMPROVING THE SAFETY ON MOTORWAYS WITH I2V-COMMUNICATION .......................................................................3398Thomas Richter, Philipp Gilka

IMPROVING TRAFFIC FLOW IN INTER SECTIONS USING ITS COMMUNICATIONS .........................................................3409Misa Oguma, Takamasa Kuge, Kyohei Masui, Makoto Itami

IMPROVING VEHICLE FUEL ECONOMY AND REDUCING EMISSIONS BY DRIVING TECHNIQUE ..............................3416Olavi H. Koskinen

IN-CAR SPEED ASSISTANCE TO IMPROVE SPEED MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................3424Peter Morsink, Nicole Van Nes, Leonie Walta, Vincent Marchau

INCORPORATING CONTRA-FLOW SIMULATION INTO A TRANSIT-BASED EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN .................................................................................................................................................................................3441

Cheng-Chieh (Frank) Chen, Chih-Sheng Chou

INCREASING ROLE FOR WEIGH IN MOTION IN TOLL ROADS AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLE ENFORCEMENT.........................................................................................................................................................................................3453

Randy Hanson, Rob Bushman

INFLUENCE OF TRAFFIC INFORMATION MEDIA ON DRIVERS' ENROUTE DIVERSION BEHAVIORS .......................3460Yoon Hyuk Choi, Keechoo Choi

INFORMATION SHARING OF ROAD FRICTION LEVELS ESTIMATED FROM PROBE VEHICLES .................................3470Masaaki Sato, Koshiro Mitsuya, Yukio Nakao, Hiroaki Kawasaki, Keisuke Uehara, Jun Murai

INFRASTRUCTURE BASED WARNING SYSTEM FOR ON-COMING VEHICLES IN CURVY ZONES: BEFORE AND AFTER STUDY.................................................................................................................................................................3478

Mizuho Kato, Shintaro Terabe, Motomune Kataoka, Yasuhiko Kumagai, Hisao Uchiyama

INITIAL NTCIP TESTING FOR THE ASC AT FDOT .........................................................................................................................3489Derek Vollmer, Carl Morse, Jeffrey Morgan, Liang Hsia, Leonard J. Tung

INNOVATIVE REAL TIME MULTI-MODAL PASSENGER INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR THE ATTIKA REGION ........................................................................................................................................................................................................3493

Vassilis Mizaras, Constantinos Antoniou, Thanasis Pachinis, Thanasis Goutzikas

INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING TELEMATICS CALL CENTRE OPERATIONS...........................................3504Julien Masson

INSPECTION OF FLORIDA'S LARGEST ITS DESIGN-BUILD PROJECT --- LESSONS LEARNED --- .................................3513Stephen J. Bahler

INSPECTION TOOL FOR EUROPEAN DRIVING AND RESTING HOURS REGULATIONS ...................................................3525Kai Fredriksen, Siw Berge

INSTANT SOCIAL RIDE-SHARING.......................................................................................................................................................3534Gyõzõ Gilófalvi, Gergely Herényi, Torben Bach Pedersen

INTEGRATED CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT ......................................................................................................................................3542Rob Hranac

INTEGRATED CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS FOR A MEDIUM SIZED URBAN AREA - LESSONS LEARNED FROM SAN ANTONIO.......................................................................................................................................3549

Josh Johnson, Brian Fariello

INTEGRATED CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT: THE SAN DIEGO PIONEER SITE EXPERIENCE...........................................3559Alex Estrella, Bruce W. Churchill, Mark A. Miller

INTEGRATED NETWORK MANAGEMENT .......................................................................................................................................3570Martin McCannon, Andy Wiseman

INTEGRATED TELEMATICS FOR OFF-BOARD ENGINE OPTIMIZATION AND IMPROVED ROAD USER MANAGEMENT THROUGH IMS ...........................................................................................................................................................3578

Stephen Hope, Tom Robinson

INTEGRATED TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT PLATFORM AND ITS APPLICATION ....................3590Shengchao Yin, Zhiheng Li, Yi Zhang

INTEGRATION OF EUROPEAN PUBLIC AUTHORITIES SAFETY ATTRIBUTES IN COMMERCIAL DIGITAL MAPS DATABASES .................................................................................................................................................................3598

Stephen T’Siobbel, Jari Reini, Rainer Schützle

INTELLIGENT GOODS IN INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS ............................................................................................3605Trond Foss

INTELLIGENT MOTOR VEHICLE CHILD PROTECTION: FUNDAMENTALS, RATIONALE AND METHODOLOGY .......................................................................................................................................................................................3617

Asher S. Saban

INTELLIGENT SCHEDULING AND DISPATCHING IN AN ITS-ENABLED WORLD ...............................................................3629William Ho

INTELLIGENT SPEED ADAPTATION: SLOW SPEED, SLOW IMPLEMENTATION?..............................................................3636J. W. G. M. Van Der Pas, S. Vlassenroot, G. P. W. Van Wee, F. Witlox

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS: EMBRACING CHANGE................................................................................................3648Darryll Thomas

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS / PUBLIC SAFETY INFORMATION SHARING PROJECT .......................3659Eric Roecks, Joe Balles, Wayne Gisler

Volume 6

INTERACTION INFRASTRUCTURE - A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO SUPPORT CO-MODALITY FOR FREIGHT ......................................................................................................................................................................................................3671

Inger Gustafsson

INTER-AGENCY COOPERATION AND THE PA TURNPIKE / I-95 INTERCHANGE ITS DESIGN........................................3681Stanley J. Niemczak, Emmanuel Anastasiadis, Louis Cortelazzi

INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON ON HEAVY CONGESTION DEFINITIONS FOR FREEWAY BASED ON PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS ...............................................................................................................................................................3691

Motohiro Fujita, Hiroshi Matsui

INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION TO IMPROVE TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND CONGESTION MANAGEMENT..............................................................................................................................................................3703

John Craigen

INTEROPERABILITY AND COMODALITY OF TRANSPORT SYSTEMS IN FRANCE: LAST APPLICATIONS OF AND CAPITALIZATION ON ACTIF ................................................................................................................3713

Yannick Denis

INTERSECTION SAFETY ON SIGNALIZED INTERSECTION .......................................................................................................3721Jungsook Kim, Christopher Pelczar, Byungtae Jang

INTERSECTION WARNING SYSTEM ..................................................................................................................................................3728Marthand Nookala, Dennis Foderberg, Gordon Melby, Ginny Crowson

INTRODUCTION OF AN AUTOMATIC OFFSET GENERATION METHOD CONSIDERING SAFETY AND SMOOTH ......................................................................................................................................................................................................3741

Shinya Kurosaki, Shiro Kawano, Nobuyuki Kimura

INTRODUCTION OF BUS LOCATION SYSTEM INTO BACKBONE BUS ROUTES ..................................................................3751Toshihiro Yoshihashi, Seiichi Kondo

INTRODUCTION OF GLOBAL ETC: THE ETC SOLUTION FOR EMERGING ASIAN NATIONS .........................................3762Futoshi Endo, Hideo Tsuji, Takeo Iwata, Hiroya Totani

INTRODUCTION OF PILOT PROJECTS OF DRIVING SAFETY SUPPORT SYSTEMS (DSSS) ..............................................3770Masahide Hatakeyama

IN-VEHICLE ITS ADAPTATION AND INTEGRATION IN POWERED-TWO-WHEELERS: THE SAFERIDER EUROPEAN PROJECT......................................................................................................................................................3780

Evangelos Bekiaris, Roberto Montanari, Stella Nikolaou

IN-VEHICLE RGI SYSTEM FOR IMPROVING MOBILITY OF FOREIGN TOURISTS.............................................................3785Yongwook Jeon, Tatsuru Daimon, Hironao Kawashima

INVESTIGATION OF USERS' AGE AND DRIVING PERFORMANCE WITH THE USE OF PROTOTYPE AUTOMOTIVE HUD SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................................................3795

Vassilis Charissis, Martin Naef, Stylianos Papanastasiou, George Vlachos

INVESTIGATION ON ROAD PRICING WITH GPS AND GIS ..........................................................................................................3804Xu Aigong

IQ ROUTES™: BEST ROUTING BY CAPITALISING TOMTOM'S USER BASE .........................................................................3811Ben Rutten

IRRIS® TECHNOLOGY: A DATA INTEGRATION, ANALYSIS, AND VISUALIZATION TOOL TO SUPPORT ITS OPERATIONS ..................................................................................................................................................................3817

Jonathan Pollack

IS KNOWLEDGE FROM NAVIGATION SYSTEMS ALWAYS PROFITABLE? A MODELING EVALUATION. ............................................................................................................................................................................................3821

Wim Van Der Hoeven

IS SAFE DRIVING MORE ECONOMICAL? .........................................................................................................................................3829Hod Fleishman

ITS 2015 - MASTERPLAN FOR ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN BAVARIA .......................................................................................3837Ulrich Haspel

ITS AND DRIVER BEHAVIOUR: EFFECTS AND CHALLENGES ..................................................................................................3842Truls Vaa

ITS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY...........................................................................................................................................................3854Aidan Holt, Ian J. Pengelly

ITS AND THE ENVIRONMENT: HOW ITS CAN IMPROVE URBAN AIR QUALITY PRACTICES FROM THE NETHERLANDS ................................................................................................................................................................................3863

Pieter Prins, Walter Fransen

ITS AND THE ROLE IT PLAYS IN A DISASTER ................................................................................................................................3875Terry Haukom, Jim Kranig, Ray Starr

ITS AND TRAFFIC ENGINEERING WORKING TOGETHER IMPROVING MOBILITY AND SAFETY IN NEW YORK CITY.......................................................................................................................................................................................3885

Ernest Athanailos

ITS APPLICATIONS FOR ROAD SAFETY - METHODOLOGY FOR THE ESTIMATION OF IMPACT AND ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT......................................................................................................................................................................3892

Andreas Kretschmer, Andreas Herrmann, Robert Hoyer

ITS FOR SUSTAINABLE AND EFFICIENT TRANSPORT PLANNING IN HOME-HELP SERVICE .......................................3904Anna-Lena Elmquist, Owen Eriksson

ITS IN CYPRUS: UNIQUE FEATURES AND CHALLENGES IN DEVELOPING A COMPLETE AND SUITABLE ITS FRAMEWORK FOR A SMALL ISLAND EU MEMBER STATE..........................................................................3907

Michalis Lambrinos, Aristotelis Savva, Vassilis Mizaras, Yannis Stogios

ITS OUTREACH NEEDS AND PRIORITIES FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION COORDINATION......................................3917Gwo-Wei Torng, Yehuda Gross

ITS STANDARDS UTILIZATION IN INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS NYSDOT INTEGRATED INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IIMS) ......................................................................................................................................3928

Edward Mark, Rajeev Sood, Dennis Brundage, Paul Russ

ITS; GRID COMPUTING AND REAL TIME TRAFFIC MODELLING FOR PREDICTIVE TRAFFIC MOVEMENT ANALYSIS FOR INFORMING TRAFFIC SIGNALLING AND IN-VEHICLE UNITS .........................................3933

Tony Wyatt

JOHN F. KENNEDY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS PHASED IMPLEMENTATION ................................................................................................................................................................3939

Armando Lepore, Sean Porter, Osman Altan

JOINT FRAME LANE APPLICATION TO ITS SYSTEMS AND POLITICS ..................................................................................3950José F. Lobaco Amaya

LANE DEPARTURE PREVENTION BASED ON DIRECT YAW-MOMENT CONTROL ............................................................3965Yasuhisa Hayakawa, Kou Sato, Kenichi Egawa

LASERSCANNER ACC SUPPORTED BY DIGITAL MAP INFORMATION..................................................................................3971Roland Schulz, Winfried Justus

LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN FIXED AND MOBILE ROAD WEATHER OBSERVING AS THEY RELATE TO THE CLARUS AND VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE INTEGRATION (VII) INITIATIVES .................................................3975

Andrew Stern, Paul Pisano, Patrick Kennedy, Benjamin McKeever

LEARNING BY AND WITH CUSTOMERS ...........................................................................................................................................3987Sara Björlin Lidén

LEVERAGING 511 TELEPHONE TRAVELER INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ..................................................................................................................................................................................3996

Matthew Burt

LINKING ITS PROJECTS TO REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURES ...............................................................................................4000Bruce Eisenhart, Patrick Chan

LOCAL AND CENTRAL TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROL SOFTWARE SELECTION: THE CHALLENGES AND REWARDS ..........................................................................................................................................................................................4005

Pamela J. O’Brien, Jim Peters

LOCAL PEER GROUP BASED EMERGENCY BRAKE INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION LAB DEMONSTRATION ....................................................................................................................................................................................4017

Ryokichi Onishi, Rama Vuyyuru, Toshiro Hikita, Wai Chen, Jasmine Chennikara-Varghese, Marcus Pang

LONGITUDINAL TRANSITION CONTROL FOR HEAVY-DUTY TRUCKS: BETWEEN MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC ...............................................................................................................................................................................................4026

Xiao-Yun Lu, Steven Shladover, Karl Hedrick

LONG-TERM EFFECTIVENESS OF DYNAMIC SPEED MONITORING DISPLAY (DSMD) SIGNS FOR SPEED MANAGEMENT AT SPEED LIMIT TRANSITIONS .............................................................................................................4038

Ted Schoenecker, Kristi Sebastian, Wayne Sandberg, Dan Soler

LOW-COST FLOATING CAR OBSERVER IMPLEMENTATION BY A VIDEO CAMERA BASED METHOD .....................4052Franziska Wolf, Sebastian Naumann, Christoph Engel, René Schönrock

LOW-COST, STATEWIDE 511 TRAVELER INFORMATION? ........................................................................................................4061Peter C. Rafferty

LOWER MANHATTAN CONSTRUCTION COMMAND CENTER..................................................................................................4064John Tipaldo, Josh Rosenbloom, Raymundo Martinez, Phillip Riggio

M42 ACTIVE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PILOT PROJECT - 12 MONTH RESULTS ................................................................4070R. Meekums, B. Sultan, R. Potter, M. Brown, D. Grant

MAINTAINING DEVICE ANONYMITY WHILE DISSEMINATING INFORMATION IN A 3-DIMENSIONAL PLANE...........................................................................................................................................................................................................4082

Purser K. Sturgeon, Steven J. Sprouffske

MAINTENANCE OF THE INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IN NASHVILLE .....................................................4092Himakara Gupta Borra, Keith Materi

MANAGING HIGHWAYS INCIDENTS - MINOR TO MAJOR - GETTING THE MODEL RIGHT...........................................4101Rick Abbotts, Ian Chalmers

MANAGING TRAVEL TIME DATA .......................................................................................................................................................4111James K. Richardson, Brian L. Smith, Guimin Zhang

MANUAL OF GUIDELINES FOR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS .............................................................................................................................................................4120

Eren Erman Ozguven, Kaan Ozbay, Tolga Sertel

MAPPING STRUCTURES FOR ABNORMAL LOADS .......................................................................................................................4132Richard Gough, Penny Ford, Gavin Rivers

MARTA: MOBILITY AND AUTOMOTIVE FOR ADVANCED TRANSPORT NETWORKS ......................................................4143Antonio Marqués, Patricia Rodríguez, Alma Solar Calatayud

MASTER PLAN MOBILITY MANAGEMENT - INTELLIGENT ROADS IN LOWER SAXONY (NIEDERSACHSEN), GERMANY............................................................................................................................................................4152

Peter Bischoff

MEDIUM ACCESS CONTROL IN VEHICULAR NETWORKS BASED ON THE UPCOMING IEEE 802.11P STANDARD ..................................................................................................................................................................................................4155

Katrin Bilstrup, Elisabeth Uhlemann, Erik G. Ström

MESH NETWORKING AND LOW COST, ACTIVE ANIMAL COLLISION WARNING SYSTEMS .........................................4167Brian L. Scott, Mark Gallagher

MESHBOX: MESH NETWORK COMMUNICATION SYSTEM FOR INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH USING OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE ..............................................................................................................................4173

Douglas Galarus, Larry Hayden, Gary Schoep, Justin Krohn, Joseph Hufford, Jeffrey Sharkey

METHODS FOR GENERATING TRAVEL TIME REPRESENTATION FROM PROBE VEHICLE DATA .............................4184Ali Mortazavi, Xuegang (Jeff) Ban

METHODS TO EVALUATE THE PERFORMANCE OF CELLULAR-BASED TRAFFIC MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES .......................................................................................................................................................................................4193

Joe S. Heikes, Ofer Avni, Michal Eshkol

MIDDLEWARE: LEVERAGING MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS FOR ROAD SAFETY AND CONGESTION RELIEF .........................................................................................................................................................................................................4197

Christian Manasseh, Raja Sengupta

MILLBROOK - AN EXAMPLE OF JOINED UP CONTROL AND MODELLING .........................................................................4209Mark Pleydell, Martin Wylie

MILLIMETER-WAVE RADIO SENSOR FOR PEDESTRIAN DETECTION ..................................................................................4216Shinichiro Imaizumi

MILWAUKEE ADVANCED PARKING GUIDANCE SYSTEM .........................................................................................................4228Matthew Letourneau, Chris J. Fornal, Gary F. Rylander

MITIGATION OF EXPRESSWAY TRAFFIC CONGESTION THROUGH TDM WITH TOLL DISCOUNT ............................4238Hideki Takahashi, Hiroyuki Kameoka, Toru Watanabe, Jian Xing

MODEL DRIVEN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING FOR DEVELOPING COOPERATIVE VEHICLE SYSTEMS ..........................4250Hans Hadderingh

MODEL-BASED OPTIMAL CONTROL FOR RESOLVING LOOSE AND STRICT CONSTRAINTS IN ANHOLONOM DEVICES..........................................................................................................................................................................4258

József K. Tar, Imre J. Rudas, László Nádai, Roland Kovács

MODELING DRIVING BEHAVIOR WITH DYNAMIC BAYESIAN NETWORKS AND ESTIMATE OF MENTAL STATE ........................................................................................................................................................................................4270

Yoshifumi Kishimoto, Konomu Abe, Hideki Miyatake, Koji Oguri

MORE THAN JUST TRAVEL TIMES FROM 511 ................................................................................................................................4277George Gilhooley, Jennifer Heller

MOTORCYCLE SAFETY AND INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS........................................................................4279Linda D. Dodge, Michael Halladay

MULTICAST FLOODING IMPACT ON WIRELESS AND FIBER CCTV CAMERA COMMUNICATION FOR THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (MN/DOT) ......................................................................................4289

Ray Starr, M. Gjersvik, Jeff Barslou, Jason Sowers, Dwight Shank

MULTI-MODAL AIRPORT GROUND-SIDE CONCEPTS- A FUTURE WITH INTEGRATED INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS ..............................................................................................................................................................4299

Daniel J. Brudnicki, Rodney K. Lay

MULTIPLE COOPERATIVE VEHICLE SAFETY APPLICATION FEASIBILITY IMPLEMENTATION ...............................4308Roger Berg

MULTI-RADIO WIRELESS MESH FOR INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM NETWORKS ................................4316Stephen G. Rayment

MY 511SM - PERSONALIZE YOUR TRAVELER INFORMATION ...................................................................................................4324Carol Kuester, Jim Macrae, Kent Kingery

NATIONAL ITS STRATEGY FOR NORWAY ......................................................................................................................................4336Per Lillestøl, Håkon Wold, Sven L. Pihl

NATIONAL ROAD DATABASE AND ITS DEVELOPMENT IN FINLAND ....................................................................................4344Jan Juslén

NATIONWIDE FULL AUTOMATIC TOLLING IN TURKEY VISION 2008 ..................................................................................4350Ugur Türkoglu, Gülay Bozdag, B. Tarik Oranç

NATIONWIDE REAL TIME TRAVEL TIME SYSTEM IN FINLAND .............................................................................................4358Pasi Halttunen, Reijo Prokkola

NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF ROADS: AN EXAMPLE OF STATEWIDE INCIDENT AND ADVANCED TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT...................................................................................................................................................4365

Daniel A. Lukasik, Jon Ogden, Jim Schmailzl, Steven Worley, Steven McDonald

NEED TO KNOW AND NICE TO KNOW - HOW TO INCREASE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION WITH PUBLIC TRANSPORT INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................4376

Sara Brandell, Åke Lindström

NETWORK-WIDE TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROL WITH RECURRENT NEURAL NETWORKS ...........................................4379Yining Li, Paul Mathias

NEW ADVANCES IN ELECTRONIC TOLL COLLECTION (ETC) SYSTEMS .............................................................................4392Toru Ishikawa

Volume 7

NEW APPROACHES TO DISTANCE BASED CHARGING ...............................................................................................................4403

Jakub Rajnoch

NEW FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING PREVENTIVE SAFETY FUNCTIONS: FOCUSING ON HUMAN FACTORS EVALUATION.........................................................................................................................................................................4415

Johan Scholliers, Susanna Leanderson, Mikael Ljung Aust, Juha Luoma, Ralf Kutzner

NEW SAFETY CONCEPT AND SOLUTION .........................................................................................................................................4421Yousuke Akatsu

NEW YORK CITY'S ADVANCED TRANSPORTATION CONTROLLER PROGRAM: DESIGN AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES .........................................................................................................................................4430

Rami Khashashina, Zhaowei Yang, Raymundo Martinez

NEWLY DEVELOPED CCTV NTCIP TESTING PROCEDURES AT FDOT ..................................................................................4444Hung Huy Khong, Khue Ngo-Quoc, Liang Hsia, Jeffry Morgan, Leonard J. Tung, Bing W. Kwan

NICTA-RTA PARTNERSHIP FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL INNOVATION ......................................................................................4447Christian Chong-White, Bernhard Hengst, Douglas Quail, D. Glenn Geers, Geoff Goeldner

"NIGHT VIEW SYSTEM" WITH PEDESTRIAN DETECTION USING NEAR-INFRARED LIGHT.........................................4459 Junichi Wakita, Shinya Kawamata, Takahiko Murano, Hideo Fukamachi, Shoichi Hayasaka NO RESERVATIONS OR THE RESERVATION NATION .................................................................................................................4469

Robert Jaffe, Thea D. Jaffe

NOMADIC DEVICES IN THE VEHICLE ENVIRONMENT: PLANNING OF FIELD OPERATION TESTS IN EUROPE........................................................................................................................................................................................................4484

Katia Pagle, Petri Mononen, Stig Franzen, Tracy Ross, Roberto Montanari, Angelos Amditis, Tapani Makinen

NON-INTRUSIVE ROAD WEATHER SENSORS AND THEIR ROLE IN ITS ................................................................................4492Paul Bridge

NON-RECURRENT CONGESTION SIMULATION AND APPLICATION......................................................................................4502Zifeng Jiang, Zhongren Wang

NON-SINGULAR FAST TSM CONTROL METHOD AND ITS APPLICATION TO VEHICULAR FOLLOWING CONTROL .........................................................................................................................................................................4519

Shengbo Li, Jianqiang Wang, Keqiang Li, Dezhao Zhang

NYS/I-95 CORRIDOR COALITION'S COMMERCIAL VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE INTEGRATION (CVII) PROGRAM ......................................................................................................................................................................................4528

Richard T. McDonough, Marygrace M. Parker, Johan Hultin

NYSDOT INFORM TRAVEL TIME SIGN SYSTEM TECHNICAL PAPER, INFRASTRUCTURE AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT .......................................................................................................................................................................4535

Emilio C. Sosa

NYSDOT INTEGRATED INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IIMS) WEB SERVICES DEPLOYMENT...........................4552Rajeev Sood, Edward Mark, Paul Russ

ON APPLICATION OF TECHNOLOGY RELATED TO ETC ON-BOARD UNIT - VEHICLE ID INFORMATION SERVICE .......................................................................................................................................................................4556

Koji Nakamura

ON FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE OF PROPAGATION LOSS IN NON LINE-OF-SIGHT V2V COMMUNICATIONS .................................................................................................................................................................................4565

Hisato Iwai, Toshihiro Tango, Yuichi Murakami, Kunihiko Sasaki, Tetsuo Horimatsu

ON THE ROAD STATIC & DYNAMIC MEASUREMENTS OF DRIVERS REACTION TIME FOR PERSONALIZED ADAS WARNINGS .....................................................................................................................................................4573

Maria Panou

ON USING IN-VEHICLE SENSOR DATA FOR NATURALISTIC DRIVING ANALYSIS............................................................4576Karine Zeitouni, Iulian Sandu Popa, Guillaume Saint Pierre, Francis Dupin, S. Glaser

ONE SOURCE FOR REAL TIME TRAFFIC INFORMATION IN NORTHERN EUROPE ..........................................................4588Ilmari Sikander

OPEN ROAD TOLLING AND ENFORCEMENT STRATEGIES AND REFERENCES .................................................................4593Michael Gschnitzer

OPEN ROAD TOLLING AND OTHER ITS APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................4601Michael Gschnitzer

OPEN SOURCE GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE.........................................................4608Jim Kranig, Douglas Lau, Timothy A. Johnson, Ray Starr

OPENWAVE ENGINE / WSU - A PLATFORM FOR C2C-CC ...........................................................................................................4617Robert Lasowski, Tim Leinmüller, Markus Strassberger

OPERATING THE STATE HIGHWAY NETWORK "DOWN UNDER" ..........................................................................................4622Deryk Whyte

OPERATIONAL BENEFITS OF ADVANCED DETECTOR TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................4634Ian J. Pengelly, Philip T. Barton

OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF ADVANCED PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES ..........................................................4644Antonio Marqués, Manuel Serrano, Alma Solar Calatayud, Alberto Zambrano

OPTICAL REMOTE ROAD SURFACE STATE AND TEMPERATURE SENSORS: SURVEY OF FUNCTIONALITY AND USABILITY .....................................................................................................................................................4655

Yrjö Pilli-Sihvola

OPTIMIZATION OF CONTROL PARAMETERS FOR ADAPTIVE TRAFFIC-ACTUATED SIGNAL CONTROL ....................................................................................................................................................................................................4664

Xing Zheng, Will Recker, Lianyu Chu

OPTIMIZED PILOTAGE ASSIGNMENT ..............................................................................................................................................4676Henrik Andersson

OSLO TOLL RING: MOVING TOWARDS A URBAN TOLL CONCEPT .......................................................................................4687Patrick Wappenhans

OVERHEIGHT VEHICLE DETECTION SYSTEM - DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT.................................................................4694Moe Zarean, David Register

PARALLEL DEVELOPMENTS IN CUSTOMER INFORMATION DEMAND AND INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS ..............................................................................................................................................................4705

Sarah M. Kaufman

PARKING GUIDANCE AS ITS SUPPORT FOR SUSTAINABLE TRAFFIC IN THE CITY OF ZAGREB ................................4710M. Anžek, Z. Kavran, K. Somek, Zdenko Lanovic, Davor Brcic, Ivica Presecki

PARKING SPACE DETECTION USING SIDE-CAMERA IMAGE ...................................................................................................4720Hirotaka Kamiyama

PATH TO ITS ARCHITECTURE FOR A RURAL UNIVERSITY CAMPUS ...................................................................................4728Ryan Fries, Anne Dunning, Mashrur Chowdhury, Geary Robinson

PEDESTRIAN COLLISION WARNING SYSTEMS USING NEURAL .............................................................................................4741Sang-Hoon Oh, Sam-Yong Kim, Se-Young Oh

PEDESTRIAN DETECTION USING BOOSTED CO-OCCURRENCE EDGE FEATURES ..........................................................4753Yunyun Cao, Daisuke Takeuchi, Kensuke Maruya

PEDEVACUATION: THE CORRIDOR-BASED EMERGENCY TRAFFIC EVACUATION SYSTEM FOR WASHINGTON D.C. ...................................................................................................................................................................................4763

Xin Zhang, Gang-Len Chang, Alvin Marquess

PERCEPTIONS AND REALITIES OF ITS APPLICATIONS IN PUBLIC SAFETY & SECURITY ............................................4772Michele D. Bunn, Faiza Azmi, Manuel Puentes

PERCLOS+: DEVELOPMENT OF A ROBUST FIELD MEASURE OF DRIVER DROWSINESS ...............................................4783Richard J. Hanowski, Darrel Bowman, Andrew Alden, Walter W. Wierwille, Robert Carroll

PERFORMANCE ENVELOPE OF CELLULAR-BASED TECHNOLOGY FOR INCIDENT DETECTION AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT .......................................................................................................................................................................4795

Joe S. Heikes, Ofer Avni, Michal Eshkol

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF SAFETY APPLICATIONS OVER CDMA VEHICULAR AD-HOC NETWORKS.................................................................................................................................................................................................4799

Mehdad N. Shirazi, Suhua Tang, Oyunchimeg Shagdar, Takashi Oyama, Ryutaro Suzuki, Sadao Obana

PERFORMANCE MEASURES THROUGH WIRELESS M2M COMMUNICATIONS..................................................................4810N/A

PERFORMANCE OF PROBE VEHICLES FOR TRAVEL TIME ESTIMATION: A SIMULATION APPROACH..................................................................................................................................................................................................4813

Masria Mustafa, Sorawit Narupiti, Liqiu Meng

P-EVENEMANG - TRAFFIC AND PARKING INFORMATION SYSTEM IN THE EVENTS AREA IN GÖTEBORG, SWEDEN .............................................................................................................................................................................4825

Christer Niland, Lennart Persson

PHASE I OF SMART PARK - REAL TIME INFORMATION ON TRUCK PARKING .................................................................4837Quon Y. Kwan

PICKUP AND DELIVERY VEHICLE ROUTING AND SCHEDULING PROBLEM WITH TIME WINDOWS FOR EVALUATING THE EFFECT OF E-COMMERCE ON URBAN FREIGHT TRANSPORT ................................................4847

Kenji Takai, Eiichi Taniguchi, Tadashi Yamada

PLANNING FOR ITS AT THE COUNTY/MUNICIPAL LEVEL .......................................................................................................4858Matthew Letourneau

POLICY AND STRATEGY; DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF ITS ARCHITECTURES DEVELOPMENT OF A COOPERATIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR VEHICLE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT ................................4865

Scott J. McCormick

POSITIONING AND WIRELESS DATA ACQUISITION IN ROAD TUNNELS..............................................................................4876Diyu Wang, Jim Rees, Ian Davies

POTENTIAL OF CELLULAR NETWORKS IN VEHICULAR COMMUNICATIONS ..................................................................4887José Santa, Antonio F. Gómez-Skarmeta

POTENTIAL SAFETY IMPACTS OF IN-VEHICLE INFORMATION SERVICES........................................................................4899Elina Aittoniemi

PRAGMATIC SYSTEM ENGINEERING FOR CVIS POSITIONING & MAPPING ......................................................................4903Boudewijn C. Schokker

PREDICTION OF ERRONEOUS CAR DRIVER BEHAVIOR............................................................................................................4906F. Vanderhaegen, P. Polet

PRIMARY AND SECONDARY INCIDENTS: MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES .............................................................................4917Asad J. Khattak, Xin Wang, Hongbing Zhang, Kaixin Yang, Libin Zheng

PRIVACY PROTECTION IN TRAFFIC SURVEILLANCE CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE A JAPAN-UNITED KINGDOM-UNITED STATES COMPARISON .....................................................................................................................................4934

Dorothy J. Glancy

PRIVATE SECTOR OPPORTUNITIES IN RURAL "ITS" PROJECT PLANNING AND DEPLOYMENT ...............................4946Osama Elhamshary, Bill Tournay

PROBING TEST FOR COOPERATIVE USE OF PARKING LOTS FOR DISPOSAL OF GOODS THROUGH ETC ................................................................................................................................................................................................................4959

Kotaro Kato, Yoshitomo Iwase

PROCUREMENT OF ITS OPERATIONS SERVICES .........................................................................................................................4970Robert Edelstein

PROGRESS OF V-I COOPERATIVE SAFETY SUPPORT SYSTEM IN KANAGAWA, JAPAN .................................................4981Masao Fukushima, Kunihiro Kamata, Noriyuki Tsukada

PROMOTION OF ECOLOGY-CONSCIOUS DRIVING USING THE INTERNET.........................................................................4984Toshihiro Yoshihashi, Yoshitomo Iwase

PROVING TESTS OF THE FORWARD OBSTACLES INFORMATION PROVISION SERVICE USING THE ETC-ID SYSTEM.........................................................................................................................................................................................4996

Hideto Hatakenaka, Koichi Sakai, Miho Asano, Makoto Ogasawara, Kenji Ogane, Hideomi Taguchi, Hiroyuki Mizutani

PTIPS MARK II - AN ENHANCED AND POWERFUL PUBLIC TRANSPORT INFORMATION AND PRIORITY SYSTEM...................................................................................................................................................................................5004

Ghassan Jarjees, Andrew Mehaffey

PUBLIC PRIVATE ATCS/ITS IMPLEMENTATION ...........................................................................................................................5015Abi Mogharabi, Dave Roseman

PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) AS SOLUTION FOR FINANCING ITS PROJECTS .................................................5024Thomas Laissle

RAPIDLY DEPLOYABLE LOW COST TRAFFIC DATA AND VIDEO COLLECTION DEVICE..............................................5030Jory A. Schwach, Ted Morris, Panos G. Michalopoulos

REAL TIME TRAFFIC INFORMATION SYSTEM..............................................................................................................................5042Tomaž Kastelic, Rok Marsetic, Jure Pirc, Gregor Pretnar

REAL TIME VIDEO FOR TRANSPORTATION USING CELLULAR DATA SERVICES............................................................5049Donald L. Roberts, Carl Kain, Calvin Yeung, Yehuda Gross

REAL-TIME COMMUNICATION IN INFRASTRUCTURE-BASED SAFETYCRITICAL INFORMATION EXCHANGE .................................................................................................................................................................................................5060

Annette Böhm, Magnus Jonsson

REAL-TIME FUSION OF UK TRAFFIC DATA....................................................................................................................................5067Ken Cowan, B. Sultan, Jason Burrows

REAL-TIME INFORMATION COVERING BUS INTERCHANGES - MANAGING THE INFORMATION REQUIREMENT .........................................................................................................................................................................................5078

Ørjan Tveit, Steinar Simonsen, Børge Bang

REAL-TIME MOTION PLANNING FOR OVERTAKING A SLOWER-MOVING VEHICLE ....................................................5085Ghumman Usman, Faraz Kunwar, Beno Benhabib

REAL-TIME TRAVEL PATH PREDICTION USING GPS-ENABLED MOBILE PHONES .........................................................5096Narin Persad-Maharaj, Sean J. Barbeau, Miguel A. Labrador, Philip L. Winters, Rafael Pérez, Nevine Labib Georggi

RECONNECTING MISSISSIPPI COASTAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH ITS DEPLOYMENT ALONG US 90 ...................5108Michael Stokes

REDUCING CONGESTION WITH A NEW FINANCING SYSTEM BASED ON CONGESTION PRICING.............................5111Patrick Decorla-Souza, John Halkias

REDUCTION OF CAR SICKNESS CAUSED BY WATCHING ONBOARD DISPLAY FOR REAR-SEAT ENTERTAINMENT ....................................................................................................................................................................................5123

Akihiro Morimoto, Naoki Isu, Tomohiro Okumura, Yusuke Araki, Atsuo Kawai, Fumito Masui

REDUCTION OF CO2 EMISSION FROM TRANSPORTATION SECTOR BY UITLIZING ITS TECHNOLOGIES .......................................................................................................................................................................................5131

Tsutomu Hatase, Fumio Ichihashi, Atsuki Taniguchi, Yukei Funakoshi

Volume 8

REFINEMENT AND EVALUATION OF THE ARKTRANS FRAMEWORK THROUGH USE IN TRAVEL INFORMATION SERVICES .....................................................................................................................................................................5139

Marit K. Natvig, Hans Westerheim

REFORMING RAMP METER QUEUE OVERRIDE............................................................................................................................5151Jingcheng Wu, Xia Jin

RELIABILITY IN DATA COLLECTION SYSTEMS ...........................................................................................................................5156Roberto E. Nenzi, Olga Landolfi

RELIABLE MONITORING OF DANGEROUS GOOD TRANSPORTATION THROUGH ENFORCEMENT SYSTEMS......................................................................................................................................................................................................5161

Eugenio Gaeta, Maria. F. Cabrera-Umpierrez, Maria T. Arredondo, Evangelos Bekiaris

REQUIREMENTS ON VEHICLE POSITIONING AND MAP REFERENCING FOR CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEMS - COOPERS...............................................................................................................................................................................5166

Martin Böhm, Thomas Scheider

RESEARCH OF UHF BAND WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS FOR VEHICLE TO VEHICLE AND VEHICLE TO ROADSIDE OF VEHICLE-INFRASTRUCTURE COOPERATION SYSTEM IN URBAN AREA .....................5177

Satoru Abe, Koji Arai, Ichiro Iida, Masafumi Kizu, Yoshiro Okamoto

RESEARCH ON DATA SHARING BETWEEN MICROSCOPIC TRAFFIC SIMULATION AND GIS ......................................5186Hong Liang, Jianping Wu, Tao Feng, Man Cheng

RESEARCH ON EVALUATION OF PROBE CAR SYSTEM IN CHINA..........................................................................................5197Man Li, Bo Liu, Hiroaki Mizuta

RESEARCH ON GRANULAR COMPUTING OF DYNAMIC TRAFFIC DATA .............................................................................5205Jing Li, Ke Zhang

RESULTS AND LESSONS TO BE LEARNED FROM A PILOT PROJECT ON HAZARDOUS GOODS MONITORING.............................................................................................................................................................................................5214

Peter Meckel

RESULTS FROM LONDON'S DISTANCE-BASED CHARGING TRAILS ......................................................................................5220Nicholas O. Williams, Andrzej M. A. Kowalski

RETROFITTING A CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS INTO AN ESTABLISHED STATEWIDE ATMS ........................................5233Joe K. Gillis

REVERSIBLE MANAGED LANES COUPLED WITH TIME MANAGED SHOULDER LANES ................................................5245Joel Marcuson

REWARDING SMART DRIVING EXPERIENCES FROM SWEDEN ..............................................................................................5255Ove Pettersson, Inger Gustafsson

RFID TECHNOLOGY FOR AVI: FIELD DEMONSTRATION OF A WIRELESS SOLAR POWERED E-ZPASS®1 TAG READER ...........................................................................................................................................................................5263

Jeffrey Wojtowicz, Ruth I. Murrugarra, Bryan Bertoli, William Wallace, Paul Manuel, Willy He, Christopher Body

ROAD OPERATORS' MANUAL AND MMT FOR ITS APPLICATIONS ........................................................................................5275Evangelos Bekiaris, Evangelia Gaitanidou, Martin Winkelbauer

ROAD USER PROTECTION VIA INTELLIGENT CAMERA SURVEILLANCE...........................................................................5286Jo Versavel

ROADIDEA - CONTEXT WISE ROAD WEATHER ALERTS ...........................................................................................................5292Jussi Kiuru

ROAD-VEHICLE COMMUNICATION BASED COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS FOR IMPROVING ROAD SAFETY ........................................................................................................................................................................................................5298

Jinan Piao, Mike McDonald

ROLE OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS IN NETWORK AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ..........................................................................................................................................................................................5308

Nick Hodges

ROSATTE - A EUROPEAN PROJECT FOR PROMOTING THE EXCHANGE OF ROAD SAFETY ATTRIBUTES ..............................................................................................................................................................................................5321

Ulrich Haspel

ROUTE GUIDANCE: A WELL-RESEARCHED BUT UNDERUTILIZED TECHNOLOGY ........................................................5326William Herbert, Fatma Mili

ROUTING PROTOCOL DESIGN FOR HIGH MOBILITY AD HOC WIRELESS NETWORK ...................................................5329Sang-Heon Kim, Kyoung-Hwan Kim, Yongsung Cho, Sangsun Lee

RT-TRACS ADAPTIVE SIGNAL OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND LESSONS LEARNED ...............................................5339Adam C. Moser, Kenneth A. Jacobs

RURAL TMC-TMS COMMUNICATIONS - AN EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVES ................................................................5351Douglas Galarus, Suzanne Lassacher, William Jameson, Larry Hayden

RWIS EQUIPMENT AND OPERATIONS: A SUCCESSFUL, FAST-TRACKED TRAINING ......................................................5363Keith A. Trimels, Ilse Van Goth

SAFESPOT LOCAL DYNAMIC MAPS - CONTEXT-DEPENDENT VIEW GENERATION OF A PLATFORM'S STATE & ENVIRONMENT ...........................................................................................................................................5373

Christian Zott, Sheung Ying Yuen, Christopher L. Brown, Christine Bartels, Zoltan Papp, Bart Netten

SAFESPOT SPECIFICATION METHOD: AN EXAMPLE WITH INFRASTRUCTURE BASED APPLICATIONS ..........................................................................................................................................................................................5385

Fabien Bonnefoi, Fahim Belarbi

SAN MATEO COUNTY ALTERNATIVE ROUTE PLAN AND SMART CORRIDORS ................................................................5394Randy Durrenberger, John Hoang

SARI: AUTOMATIC ROAD CONDITION MONITORING TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TO DRIVERS AND ROAD MANAGERS - TOOLS FOR DIAGNOSIS .................................................................................................................................5406

Marie-Line Gallenne, Yann Goyat, Minh Tan Do, Roland Bremond, Kattel Botrel, Pascal Fournier

SATELLITE BASED TOLLING - BUILT FOR THE FUTURE...........................................................................................................5418Hanns-Karsten Kirchmann

SAVING FUEL AND ENVIRONMENT WITH INTELLIGENT SPEED ADAPTATION ...............................................................5423Stefan Myhrberg

SECURE AND EFFICIENT INTERMODAL TRANSPORTS - PILOT PROJECT IN THE PORT OF GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN .......................................................................................................................................................................5428

Camilla Nyquist, Patrik Bergsten

SECURING ITS: ARE INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS THE ANSWER? ..........................................5437Daniel J. McMillan, Richard Bradshaw

SECURING WIRELESS ACCESS FOR VEHICULAR ENVIRONMENTS ......................................................................................5442Tim Weil

SECURITY ANALYSIS OF THE SWEDISH ROAD USER CHARGING SYSTEM ........................................................................5454Bengt Carlsson, Martin Boldt

SECURITY AND ITS ARCHITECTURE ................................................................................................................................................5463Jeffrey A. Brummond

SELF-ORGANIZING TRAFFIC CONTROL FOR CONGESTION AVOIDANCE AND TRAFFIC FLOW IMPROVEMENT.........................................................................................................................................................................................5473

Wolfgang Narzt, Ursula Wilflingseder, Gustav Pomberger, Dieter Kolb, Horst Hörtner

SEMI-AUTONOMOUS DRIVING: DO DRIVERS STILL RESPOND TO UNEXPECTED EVENTS? ........................................5485Marieke H. Martens, Ellen Wilschut, Jasper Pauwelussen

SENSOR NODE FOR VEHICLE DETECTION IN A WSN-BASED COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEM ...............................5497Christopher Pelczar, Kyongbok Sung, Jongah Jang, Jungsook Kim, Byongtae Jang

SERVICE ENABLING PARADIGM FOR 3RD PARTY VALUE-ADD TELEMATICS VIA THE GERMAN ROAD CHARGING SYSTEM ...................................................................................................................................................................5509

Heiko Lehmann

SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE FOR INTER-VEHICLE APPLICATIONS ...................................................................5516Jeppe Brønsted Klaus, Marius Hansen

SEVEN PRINCIPLES FOR ESTABLISHING INTEROPERABILITY IN AUTONOMOUS ROAD USER CHARGING IN EUROPE ..........................................................................................................................................................................5523

Carl J. Hamilton

SHORT RANGE SENSING FOR INTELLIGENT VEHICLES: URBAN DRIVING AT THE DARPA GRAND CHALLENGE...............................................................................................................................................................................................5535

Alberto Broggi, Paolo Medici, Pier Paolo Porta, Matteo Posterli

SIDE SLIP CONTROL OF ROTARY SNOWPLOW ON SIDEWALK FOR LONGITUDINAL STABILITY IMPROVEMENT DURING OPERATION ..............................................................................................................................................5545

Motoki Shino, Yuki Akahori, Minoru Kamata, Takahiro Mori

SIMPLIFICATION OF MACROSOPIC SIMULATION BY COMBINATION OF AN ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR ESTIMATING INTRA-ZONE TRAFFIC .......................................................................................................................................5557

Rui Wang, Masatoshi Wako, Masao Kuwahara

SIMULATION OPTIMIZATION OF URBAN ARTERIAL SIGNALS VIA SIMULTANEOUS PERTURBATION STOCHASTIC APPROXIMATION (SPSA) ............................................................................................................................................5566

Ning Yang, Yue Liu

SITUATION-ADAPTIVE WARNING TIMING OF A FORWARD OBSTACLE COLLISION WARNING SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................................................................................................5576

Toshihiro Hiraoka, Kazuyuki Nakata, Masaki Tanaka, Hiromitsu Kumamoto

SMART FREIGHT TRANSPORT IN URBAN AREAS THE "SMARTFREIGHT" PROJECT.....................................................5588Hans Westerheim, Marit K. Natvig

SMART NODE: INTELLIGENT TRAFFIC INTERPRETATION......................................................................................................5592Nan Hu, Hamid Aghajan, Tianshi Gao, Jaime Camhi, Chu Hee Lee, Daniel Rosario

SMART PARKING PILOT ON THE COASTER COMMUTER RAIL LINE IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA ..........................5604Tagan Blake, Caroline Rodier, Susan A. Shaheen

SMARTCARDS - THE UK EXPERIENCE .............................................................................................................................................5616Hannah Bryan, Phil Blythe, Simon Edwards

SOUTHBRIDGE CROSSINGS TRANSIT STATION TRAVELER INFORMATION, AND SECURITY SYSTEMS......................................................................................................................................................................................................5626

Brian D. Holt, Gregory M. Felt, Brian L. Scott

STABILIZING FISHEYE VIDEO FROM A LIGHT-MOUNTED CAMERA....................................................................................5633Jeffery R. Price, Timothy F. Gee, James S. Goddard, Thomas P. Karnowski

STANDARDIZED DEVICE AND INTERFACES FOR TRAFFIC LIGHT CONTROLLERS ........................................................5643Tobias Pohlmann, Sebastian Naumann

STANDARDS-BASED POLICY APPROACH FOR VII SUCCESS ....................................................................................................5652Tom L. Schaffnit

STATE OF THE ART SURVEY OF WIRELESS VEHICULAR COMMUNICATION PROJECTS .............................................5656Lars Strandén, Elisabeth Uhlemann, Erik G. Ström

STATEN ISLAND TRAVEL TIME INFORMATION SYSTEM..........................................................................................................5666Yuqing Ding, Sajjad Alam, Rajendra Amin

STATEWIDE PROCUREMENT OF DEMAND-RESPONSE TRANSPORT SCHEDULING SYSTEMS: LESSONS LEARNED .................................................................................................................................................................................5677

Carol L. Schweiger, Doug J. Parker

STATEWIDE RURAL DYNAMIC MESSAGE SIGN DEPLOYMENT ..............................................................................................5686Troy Pinkerton, Melissa Wilbers, E. Jason Sims, Matthew Volz, Bruce Baldwin

STIMULATING RADICAL INNOVATIONS FOR ROAD USER SERVICES - THE ROADIDEA APPROACH ........................5691Pekka Leviäkangas, Pirkko Saarikivi, Anna-Maija Hietajärvi, Auli Keskinen

STREET: SIMULATOR FOR SAFETY EVALUATION - COGNITION MODEL - ........................................................................5702Takashi Machida, Tetsuo Kurahashi, Tatsuya Iwase, Hiroko Mori, Hironobu Kitaoka

STREET: SIMULATOR FOR SAFETY EVALUATION - PEDESTRIAN MODEL - ......................................................................5714Hiroko Mori, Tetsuo Kurahashi, Tatsuya Iwase, Takashi Machida, Akio Kozato, Masahiko Yamashita, Hironobu Kitaoka

STREET: SIMULATOR FOR SAFETY EVALUATION - REPRODUCTION OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND EVALUATION OF SAFETY SYSTEMS - ...............................................................................................................................................5726

Hironobu Kitaoka, Tetsuo Kurahashi, Hiroko Mori, Takashi Machida, Tatsuya Iwase

STUDY AND EVALUATION OF ETC-LANE POSITIONAL EFFECT ON TRAFFIC FLOW BASED ON STATISTICAL ANALYSIS ........................................................................................................................................................................5738

Tomonobu Tanino, Ken Fujikawa, Yasuhiro Nonaka

STUDY OF HOW TO PROTECT ETC SYSTEM SECURITY.............................................................................................................5741Harutoshi Matsumoto, Hiroshi Sonoda, Minoru Yoshioka, Tomonobu Tanino

STUDY OF THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF AN ADVANCED CRUISE-ASSIST HIGHWAY SYSTEM UTILIZING PROBE DATA .......................................................................................................................................................................5746

Hideto Hatakenaka, Hideyuki Kanoshima, Yosuke Yaegashi, Hiroshi Inoue, Toru Oshima, Kenro Takenaka

STUDY OF TRAFFIC PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY IMPACTS OF THE STOCKHOLM MOTORWAY CONTROL SYSTEM (MCS)......................................................................................................................................................................5754

Albania Nissan, Karl L. Bang

STUDY ON ADAPTATION ABILITY OF BLIND CROSSROAD ACCIDENT PREVENTION SYSTEM TO NEAR MISS INCIDENT .............................................................................................................................................................................5766

Masayoshi Ito, Toshiya Yoshitani, Tetsushi Mimuro

STUDY ON DATA INTEGRATION FOR MULTI-MODAL ROUTE NAVIGATION SYSTEM BASED ON WEB SERVICE ......................................................................................................................................................................................................5775

Yueqin Zhu, Liqiu Meng, Yanbin Wang, Jiantong Zhang

STUDY ON EFFECTS OF AUGMENTED REALITY USED IN IN-VEHICLE NAVIGATION SYSTEMS MEASURED BY ERP..................................................................................................................................................................................5784

Noriko Furuhata, Hirotaka Oikawa, Atsushi Adachi, Tatsuru Daimon

STUDY ON THE APPLICATION OF GPS AND GIS IN THE VEHICLE SURV-CONTROL AND NAVIGATION..............................................................................................................................................................................................5793

Xu Liangjie

STUDY ON THE INSTALLATION INTERVAL OF PROBE BEACON TERMINALS ..................................................................5800Takeo Iwata, Shogo Abiru, Hiroya Totani

SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION OF SYSTEMS ENGINEERING FOR COMPLEX STATEWIDE ITS DEPLOYMENTS .........................................................................................................................................................................................5811

Mel Partee, Harry Grothues

SUPER-RESOLUTION RECONSTRUCTION USING WAVELET TRANSFORM.........................................................................5817Toshio Ito

SURVEY RESEARCH ON THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFIT BY VICS INFORMATION PROVISION..................................................................................................................................................................................................5829

Toshiyuki Nakamura, Eiji Keitoku

SWEDISH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DRIVING SCHOOLS ...................................................................................................5840Michael Axelsson, Pia Söderlund

SYSTEMATIC INFORMATION FUSION METHODOLOGY FOR STATIC AND DYNAMIC OBSTACLE-DETECTION IN ITS ...................................................................................................................................................................................5843

Yajun Fang, Berthold K. P. Horn, Ichiro Masaki

TRAFFIC FLOW CHARACTERISTICS IN A MIXED TRAFFIC SYSTEM CONSISTING OF ACC VEHICLES AND MANUAL VEHICLES: A HYBRID MODELING APPROACH ................................................................................................5855

Yao-Ming Yuan, Rui Jiang, Mao-Bin Hu, Qing-Song Wu

TAMPERE REGION ITS - A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PUBLIC-PRIVATE NETWORK TO PLAN AND DEVELOP ADVANCED ITS SOLUTIONS IN TAMPERE REGION IN FINLAND........................................................................5867

Mika Varjola, Pekka Eloranta

Volume 9

TEAM MICHIGAN: CONNECTING VEHICLES AND PARTNERS.................................................................................................5874

Steve Underwood, Kirk Steudle, Peter Sweatman

TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF ROAD WORKING AREA SAFETY SYSTEMS AND TRAFFIC SENSORS.........................5883Ching-Yao Chan

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND DEPLOYMENT OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS ONBOARD COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES...............................................................................................................................5892

Amy L. Houser, Daniel Murray, Jeffrey Short

TECHNOLOGY TRENDS IN CONGESTION CHARGING ................................................................................................................5896Steinar Furan

TELEMATICS APPLICATION ON THE BELFAST TO DUBLIN CORRIDOR (THE INSTANT PROJECT) ..........................5905Brian Maxwell, David Laoide-Kemp

TESTING AND EVALUATION METHODS FOR ICT-BASED SAFETY SYSTEMS .....................................................................5915Micha Lesemann

TESTING DATA ARCHIVING FUNCTIONALITY IN SUPPORTING GLITS I-75 PROJECT - LINKING FREEWAY AND ARTERIAL DATA .......................................................................................................................................................5921

Ken (Qingyan) Yang, Heng Wei

THE ANALYSIS OF TRAVEL TIME RELIABILITY ON BEIJING ARTERIALS .........................................................................5933Yanmei Gao, Hao Liu, Tongyan Qi, Yuqing Liang, Haihui Shan, Jian Liu

THE AUTOPASS STRATEGY ..................................................................................................................................................................5944Morten Welde, Robert Fjelltun Boe

THE BENEFITS OF AN OPEN TELEMATICS PLATFORM .............................................................................................................5956Douglas Novack

THE CONCEPT AND THE IMPACT OF THE TRAFFIC CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN SLOVENIA ...................................................................................................................................................................................................5961

Tomaž Kastelic, Metka Zupancic, Jure Pirc

THE CONCEPT FOR UBIQUITOUS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS............................................................................................5972Eunyoung Lee, Sangkeon Lee, Insup Paik

THE COSTS OF IMPLEMENTING ROAD PRICING SYSTEMS......................................................................................................5982John Walker, Andrew Pickford, Phil Blythe

THE DAREDEVIL BUILDING OF JUSTNU (RIGHTNOW)...............................................................................................................5994Ann-Sofie Chudi, Mats Fornstedt

THE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A NATIONAL REAL-TIME TRAVEL TIME ON VMS SERVICE...................6002Paul Burton, Steve Crosthwaite, Adam Simpson, Peter Billington

THE DESIGN AND OPERATIONS OF DIVERGING DIAMOND INTERCHANGES - A CASE STUDY IN KANSAS CITY, MO ....................................................................................................................................................................................6011

Pei-Wei Lin, Craig Cogan

THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CONCEPTUAL DESIGN FOR A BASIC CONTROLLED MOTORWAY SOLUTION ...................................................................................................................................................................................................6023

J. D’Arcy, T. Groves, H. Maxwell, R. Ridgway, T. Bennett, T. Rees

THE DEVELOPMENT OF AHS FOR THE SERVICE TO OPTIMIZE LANE UTILIZATION RATES AT SAG SECTIONS ON EXPRESSWAY ................................................................................................................................................................6035

Koichi Sakai, Hideto Hatakenaka, Miho Asano, Sadayoshi Nishii, Youji Kinoshita

THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EVIDENTIARY ON-BOARD MASSMONITORING APPLICATION FOR HEAVY VEHICLES ....................................................................................................................................................................................6044

David Cai, Lloyd Davis, Charles A. Karl

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A SUPPLY CHAIN IN THE DELIVERY OF ITS R&D PROJECTS FOR UK GOVERNMENT...........................................................................................................................................................................................6056

J. D’Arcy, Mott Macdonald

THE EMMA PROJECT: PERVASIVE COMPUTING IN TRANSPORT ..........................................................................................6067Antonio Marqués, Manuel Serrano, Pedro José Marrón, Phil Blythe, Hannah Bryan

THE FIRST FULL SCALE DEPLOYMENT OF ACTIVE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT (ATM) SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES ........................................................................................................................................................................................6079

Cyrus Minoofar, Anush Nejad, Habib Shamskhou

THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATED ENFORCEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE - COMPARE AND CONTRAST ........................................................................................................................................................................................6091

Colin Wilson, Glenn Hansen

THE I-10 NATIONAL FREIGHT CORRIDOR; A NEW CORRIDOR OF THE FUTURE .............................................................6099Mike Akridge, Stephen Glascock, Jeffrey Hochmuth

THE I-75/ALLIGATOR ALLEY ITS SAFETY SYSTEM; A LIFE SAVING STRATEGY .............................................................6102Ken Vorce

THE IMPACT EVALUATION OF LINK TRAVEL TIME ACCUMULATED DATABASE ON TRAVEL TIME PREDICTION...............................................................................................................................................................................................6114

Enjian Yao, Yasuhiro Sugisaki, Akinori Satou, Takashi Fujita

THE IMPACT OF NAVIGATION SYSTEMS ON TRAFFIC SAFETY .............................................................................................6122Tariq Van Rooijena, Tanja Vonka, Jeroen Hogemab, Philippus Feenstra

THE MARE NOSTRUM VMS GROUP: ENLARGING THE LONG DISTANCE CORRIDOR ....................................................6135Alberto Arbaiza, Rafael Conte, Hans Remeijn, Christophe Desnouailles, Pedro Sequeira, Antonio Lucas, Gilberto Tognoni, Jonathan Moran, Gunilla Thyni, Paul Whitehead, Ulrich Zorin

THE METHODOLOGY OF CALCULATING ORIGINATION-DESTINATION FLOW OF BUS STOPS BASED ON THE DATA OF INTELLIGENT CARD OF PUBLIC TRANSIT ..................................................................................................6147

Yin Su, Benny Hagberg, Changping Liu, Jinchuan Chen

THE MULTI-LEVEL DYNAMIC MATCH ALGORITHM FOR CARPOOL SYSTEM .................................................................6154Yanyan Chen, Dongzhu Wang

THE NEW INFRARED ROAD SITE TRANSMITTER BRINGS ISO CALM ON THE STREET .................................................6162Andreas Schalk, Hannes Stratil

THE NEW YORK STATE INFORMATION EXCHANGE NETWORK (IEN); A REGIONAL AND STATEWIDE BACKBONE TO FACILITATE INTERAGENCY COORDINATION......................................................................6171

James Ort, Douglas Funke, Edwin Roberts

THE NORWEGIAN VISION ZERO: DID IT WORK? .........................................................................................................................6175Ragnhild Wahl, Terje Giæver

THE OBU - CORE COMPONENT OF GNSS BASED TOLLING SYSTEMS ...................................................................................6183Dragan Kostevski

THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (PENNDOT) ROAD CONDITION REPORTING SYSTEM (RCRS)................................................................................................................................................................6189

Doug Tomlinson, Nate Reck

THE POSSIBILITY TO CONSTITUTE AN INTEROPERABILITY OF EFC IN THE CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE ...................................................................................................................................................................................6195

Pavel Pribyl

THE ROLE OF IT IN TOLLING BUSINESS - A DOMINANT DRIVER ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS ...................................6199Gottfried Binder

THE ROLE OF ITS IN GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE ......................................................................................................................6200Martha Morecock Eddy

THE ROLE OF ITS IN THE DELIVERY OF URBAN REGENERATION........................................................................................6212Nigel Wilson

THE STANDARD DATA ARCHITECTURE FOR ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION NUMBER PLATE FOR THR PARK AND RIDE OF TRANSFER CENTER ...............................................................................................................................6224

Kyungwoo Kang, Woongyi Kim

THE STOCKHOLM CONGESTION CHARGING SYSTEM ..............................................................................................................6238Birger Höök, Jonas Eliasson

THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY'S VIEW OF PUBLIC SECTOR TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINDINGS FROM THE FHWA RURAL INTERSTATE CORRIDOR COMMUNICATIONS STUDY ..................................................................................................................................................................6244

James Pol, Erin Flanigan

THE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT INTERFACE SYSTEM - TMIS .....................................................................................................6252Andrew Mehaffey, Ghassan Jarjees

THE USE OF DATA WAREHOUSES AND INFORMATION BROKERS IN CROSSBORDER ITS............................................6263Jonas Sundberg

THE USE OF SMART WIRELESS SENSORS FOR ITS APPLICATIONS AND SERVICES........................................................6268Phil Blythe, Budi Arief, Hannah Bryan, Richard Fairchild, Kirusnapillai Selvarajah, Alan Tully

THE VALUE OF INTEGRITY FOR GNSS-BASED EFC SYSTEMS .................................................................................................6290Paulo Alexandre Gomes, Rui Barradas Pereira, João Sequeira

THE WORKPLACE OF TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT OPERATORS -- WHAT CHANGES DO EXPERTS FORESEE UNTIL 2020?.............................................................................................................................................................................6300

Daniel Hinkeldein

THREE DIMENSIONAL VEHICLE POSITIONING IN MULTI-LEVEL ROAD NETWORKS ...................................................6311Anthony G. O. Yeh, Yang Yue

TIGER LESSONS LEARNED ...................................................................................................................................................................6321Ray Starr, M. Gjersvik, Mark Gallagher

TIME DISTANCE PLACE CHARGING DEMONSTRATIONS: A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO PROCUREMENT ........................................................................................................................................................................................6333

Don Mackinnon

TIMING ANALYSIS FOR MOTORCYCLE INTERSECTION ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS.............................................................6341Holger Berndt, Klaus Dietmayer

TIRE PRESSURE REPORT.......................................................................................................................................................................6353Carl J. Hering, John G. Maxgay

TOWARD REALIZATION OF SMARTWAY IN JAPAN ....................................................................................................................6361Akira Fujimoto, Koichi Sakai, Michiya Ogawa, Seiya Hamada, Satoru Handa, Manabu Matsumoto, Kenji Takahashi

TOWARD THE USE OF AVL BUSES AS PROBES FOR REGULAR VEHICLE TRAFFIC CONDITIONS ESTIMATION: A LITERATURE REVIEW ...........................................................................................................................................6370

Wenjing Pu, Jie Lin

TOWARD TRANSPORT PAYMENT INTEGRATION IN PORTLAND OREGON ........................................................................6381Robert L. Bertini, Max Coffman

TOWARDS THE CONCEPT OF SMART INFRASTRUCTURE ........................................................................................................6393Henrik Sternberg, Magnus Andersson, Kenth Lumsden

TRAC-IT: A SMART USER INTERFACE FOR A REAL-TIME LOCATION-AWARE MULTIMODAL SURVEY TOOL ...........................................................................................................................................................................................6397

Sean J. Barbeau, Nevine Labib Georggi, Philip L. Winters, Miguel A. Labrador, Rafael Pérez

TRAFFIC CONGESTION INTERPRETATION BASED ON KERNER'S THREE-PHASE TRAFFIC THEORY IN USA ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................6409

J. Palmer, H. Rehborn, L. Mbekeani

TRAFFIC CONTROL THROUGH SMART SENSORS COOPERATION ........................................................................................6421Antonio Marqués, Patricia Rodríguez, Manuel Serrano

TRAFFIC EMISSION REDUCTION AT SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS: A SIMULATION STUDY OF BENEFITS OF ADVANCED DRIVER INFORMATION......................................................................................................................6432

Guoyuan Wu, Wei-Bin Zhang, Meng Li, James Misener, Matthew Barth, Kanok Boriboonsomsin, Chu Hee Lee, Arati Gerdes, Daniel Rosario

TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DESIGN AND THE STRATEGY OF ENFORCEMENT FOR ETC SYSTEM .................................6442S. K. Jason Chang, Pi-Chang Chuang

TRAFFIC IMPACT EVALUATION OF SHANGHAI HIGHWAY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ..................................................6455Wei Yao

TRAFFIC INFORMATION DETECTION IN HIGH RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGES OF BUSAN METROPOLITAN AREA ..........................................................................................................................................................................6467

Hui Jong Lee, Tag Young Kim, Sang Hoon Bae

TRAFFIC INFORMATION SERVICE ON EXPRESSWAY BY UTILIZING CELLULAR PHONE ............................................6477Tomoyuki Adachi

TRAFFIC INFORMATION TRIALS IN BIG CITIES OF CHINA......................................................................................................6484Wenjia Wang, Hiroaki Mizuta

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND ITS FOR WEATHER PROBLEMS ..............................................................................................6490Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, Federico Fernández, Enrique Belda, Arturo Sáez Esteve, Vicente R. Tomás López

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATIONS USING A WIRELESS NETWORK IN NEW YORK CITY........................6498Robert G. Rausch

TRAFFIC MONITORING STUDY WITH SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS: I-15 DEVORE II REHABILITATION PROJECT IN CALIFORNIA (CONFIRMATION #: 30238).................................................................................................................6510

Eul-Bum (E. B.) Lee, Changmo Kim, Ramakrishna R. Tadi, Seungwook Lim

TRAFFIC RADIO: A BRITISH MODEL FOR SUCCESS OR FAILURE?........................................................................................6522Dave Shorrock

TRAFFIC SCOTLAND WEB INFORMATION SERVICES ................................................................................................................6526Peter Cullen, Duncan Elder

TRAFFIC SIGNAL TIMING STRATEGIES FOR INCIDENT MANAGEMENT PURPOSES ......................................................6537Mark A. Flak, Michael Jackson

TRAFFIC SURVEILLANCE OF RURAL SPEEDWAYS .....................................................................................................................6545Guy Le Coz, Isabelle Dussutour, Jean-Hubert Wilbrod

TRAFFICINFO: AN ALGORITHM FOR VANET DISSEMINATION OF REAL-TIME TRAFFIC INFORMATION ..........................................................................................................................................................................................6549

Ting Zhong, Bo Xu, Piotr Szczurek, Ouri Wolfson

TRAILER MONITORING INTEROPERABILITY IN AUSTRALIA .................................................................................................6561David Cai, Charles A. Karl

TRANSIT COMMUNICATION INTERFACE PROFILES (TCIP) MOVING FROM DEVELOPMENT TO DEPLOYMENT ...........................................................................................................................................................................................6572

Louis Sanders, John Fayos, Rob Ayers

TRANSPORT SUSTAINABILITY AND ITS ARCHITECTURES ......................................................................................................6580Bruce Eisenhart, Robert Jaffe

TRANSPORTATION SECURITY AND THE FBI'S INFRAGARD PROGRAM ..............................................................................6587Bruce W. Churchill

TRAVEL DECISIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT - INCENTIVE MODELING AND USER BEHAVIOR ..............................6599Samuel S. Chiu, Eric Carr, Alexandra Chapko, Chu Hee Lee, Daniel Rosario

Volume 10

TRAVEL TIME ESTIMATION USING VIDEO DETECTOR DATA IN URBAN ARTERIAL .....................................................6610

Sangjo Park, Suhyeon Kim

TRAVEL TIME PREDICTION BASED ON FUZZY LOGIC DATA FUSION .................................................................................6622Sun Yuxing, Hao Liu, Ke Zhang

TRAVEL TIME PREDICTION METHOD FOR IRREGULAR CASES IN URBAN DISTRICT BASED ON STATE EQUATION ....................................................................................................................................................................................6641

Ayako Hiramatsu, Kazuo Nose, Kenji Tenmoku, Takeshi Morita

TRAVEL TIME PREDICTION USING GREY MODEL ......................................................................................................................6653Tien-Pen Hsu

TRAVEL TIME PREDICTION WITH ROUGH SET MODELS .........................................................................................................6659Hao Liu, Xiaoliang Zhang, Ke Zhang

TRAVELER'S AID FOR THE VIDEO AGE / REPURPOSING TRANSIT TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION KIOSKS ..........................................................................................................................................................................6669

Ursula Vogler, Jim Macrae

TRAXX - NEW LOCOMOTIVES FOR CROSS-BORDER FREIGHT SERVICES..........................................................................6674Janis Vitins

TRUT - INFORMATION SEARCH COST AND BENEFITS OF TRAFFIC INFORMATION (SWEDEN) .................................6685Maria Börjesson, Johanna Dillén, Gunnar Lind, Ryan P. Avery, Wilco Burghout

UBIQUITOUS ITS R&D PROJECT UTILIZING THE VARIOUS WIRELESS MEDIA ................................................................6689Kazuo Eguchi, Mitsuo Nohara

UMTS AS A MEANS FOR COOPERATIVE VEHICLE COMMUNICATION - PRELIMINARY RESULTS FORM THE COCAR PROJECT ...............................................................................................................................................................6701

Ulrich Dietz

UNDERSTANDING THE COMPONENTS OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS - AN EXAMPLE OF LEARNING METHODOLOGY ....................................................................................................................................6707

Valentin Ivanov, Klaus Augsburg

UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECTS ON TAILPIPE EMISSIONS OF INTEGRATED VEHICLE AND SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES....................................................................................................................................................................6718

Margaret Bell, Glyn Rhys-Tyler

UNSCENTED KALMAN FILTERING FOR VEHICLE MANOEUVRE RECOGNITION.............................................................6730Robin Schubert, Gerd Wanielik

UPGRADES TO 511 TRAVELER INFORMATION SYSTEM REFLECT CUSTOMER FEEDBACK ........................................6740Scott Cowherd

URBAN DYNAMIC ORIGIN-DESTINATION MATRICES ESTIMATION .....................................................................................6751Emmanuel Bert, Edward Chung, André-Gilles Dumont

URBAN MOBILITY AND SAFETY: ITS TECHNOLOGIES AND ETHICAL ISSUES ..................................................................6766Jana Sochor, Haris N. Koutsopoulos, Katrin Dziekan

USE OF ADVANCED PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION METHODS IN CORRIDOR SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLANNING..................................................................................................................................................6778

Erik Alm

USE OF GNSS TO IMPLEMENT CO2 CHARGING .............................................................................................................................6783Paulo Alexandre Gomes, Tiago Farias, Gonçalo Gonçalves, Carla Silva, Rui Barradas Pereira, João Sequeira

USE OF ITS IN ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT FOR SPECIAL USE LANES ...............................................................6795Yuko J. Nakanishi

USE OF PORTABLE ETTM EQUIPMENT FOR SPECIAL EVENT PARKING MANAGEMENT .............................................6807Ola Fawumi

USE OF SIMULATION-BASED FORECAST FOR REAL TIME TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT DECISION SUPPORT: THE MADRID CASE .............................................................................................................................................................6819

Alexandre Torday, J. Barceló, David Garcia, Marga Delgado, Gabriel Funés

USER NEEDS FOR A CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM AND ITS SERVICES - FOCUS ON PRIVATE, PROFESSIONAL AND EMERGENCY SERVICE DRIVERS .............................................................................................................6829

Susanne Fuchs, Doris Bankosegger

USER NEEDS FOR CO-OPERATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE TO VEHICLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS FOCUS ON INFRASTRUCTURE OPERATORS ...................................................................................................................................6841

Susanne Fuchs, Doris Bankosegger

USING 511 FOR PUBLIC OUTREACH DURING REGIONAL EMERGENCIES...........................................................................6851Carol Kuester, Janet Banner

USING ADVANCED TRAVELER INFORMATION SERVICES TO REDUCE RECURRING CONGESTION DURING RECONSTRUCTION OF I-64 IN ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI .................................................................................................6862

John J. Collins, Tom Blair

USING AN OPEN PLATFORM APPROACH AND INTEGRATION STRATEGY TO INCREASE OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY AND ENHANCE TRAVEL EXPERIENCE IN A MODERN CITY TRANSPORT SYSTEM ..............................................................................................................................................................................6868

Stefan Fjällemark

USING ARCHIVED ITS DATA TO AUTOMATICALLY IDENTIFY FREEWAY BOTTLENECKS IN PORTLAND, OREGON..............................................................................................................................................................................6878

Robert L. Bertini, Rafael J. Fernández-Moctezuma, Jerzy Wieczorek, Huan Li

USING COMMERCIAL VEHICLE TELEMATICS AS A HIGHWAY PROBE DATA SOURCE ................................................6890Ross Sheckler, Richard T. McDonough, Joseph D. Tario

USING ITS TO CUT CARBON COSTS ...................................................................................................................................................6901John Conquest, Ian Patey, Aidan Holt

USING ITS TO DELIVER THE NETWORK MANAGEMENT DUTY OF THE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT ACT AND IMPROVE JOURNEY TIME RELIABILITY FOR ROAD USERS .................................................................................6911

Liz Saville, John Burr

USING SOFTWARE TOOLS TO PROVIDE IMPROVED HAZMAT VISIBILITY FOR FREIGHT RAILROADS ................................................................................................................................................................................................6923

Paul Stephens, Kevin M. Foy

USING SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TO DEVELOP VERSION 3.0 OF THE TMDD STANDARD................................................6935Patrick Chen, Manny Insignares, Bruce Eisenhart

UTILIZATION OF AUTOMATED NUMBER PLATE RECOGNITION (ANPR) FOR TRAVEL TIME DATA COLLECTION .............................................................................................................................................................................................6944

Darryl D. Puckett, Robert J. Benz

UTILIZATION OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS INFORMATION TO INCREASE FUEL ECONOMY THROUGH ENGINE CONTROL ......................................................................................................................................6956

Nick Kohut, Francesco Borrelli, Karl Hedrick, Andreas Lamprecht, Jonathan Lee, Chu Hee Lee, Daniel Rosario

VALIDATION OF CRASH ANALYSIS AND CAUSES SUPPORTING THE NEED FOR CICAS ................................................6967Ray Starr, Ginny Crowson, Max Donath, Craig Shankwitz, Alec Gorjestani

VALUE OF TRAVEL TIME ESTIMATION FOR PANYNJ AND NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE FACILITIES ............................6979Ozlem Yanmaz-Tuzel, Kaan Ozbay

VARIABLE MESSAGE SIGNS WITHIN THE VIENNA CONVENTION .........................................................................................6991Antonio Lucas, Jacques Nouvier, Alberto Arbaiza, Christophe Desnouailles, Hans Remeijn, Ansgar Dönges

VEHICLE DETECTION BY USING ADABOOST CLASSIFIER AND TRACKING INFORMATION .......................................7003Shinichi Miyamoto, Masatada Seto, Kunihiro Kamata

VEHICLE HEADWAY MONITORING & CONTROL FOR EU DIRECTIVE COMPLIANCE ...................................................7006Roger Higginson, Andy Evans

VEHICLE-TO-VEHICLE AND ROAD-SIDE SENSOR COMMUNICATION FOR ENHANCED ROAD SAFETY ........................................................................................................................................................................................................7016

Andreas Festag, Alban Hessler, Roberto Baldessari, Long Le, Wenhui Zhang, Dirk Westhoff

VERIFICATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DIGITAL MAP-LINKED DRIVING SUPPORT SERVICE AND IDENTIFICATION OF FUTURE CHALLENGES.......................................................................................................................7028

Hideto Hatakenaka, Koichi Sakai, Ryoji Shigeta, Makoto Ogasawara

VIABILITY OF DATA EXCHANGE STANDARDS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT FOR THE UK ....................................................7040Himadri Hazarika

VIATIC PROJECT : AN INNOVATIVE URBAN FURNITURE FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY ............................................7136Guillaume Uster, Christelle Petit, Grégoire Talon, Fédéroc Bellais, Stéphane Juguet

VIB - TRAVEL INFORMATION AGENCY BAVARIA USING PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ........................................7142Peter Pollesch

VIDEO: THE ULTIMATE SENSORS ......................................................................................................................................................7148Christian Kotscher

VII IMPLEMENTATION AT THE LOCAL LEVEL ............................................................................................................................7155Dawn Bierlein, Glenn Davies, Gary Piotrowicz

VII INFRASTRUCTURE FOR LESS THAN YOU THINK ..................................................................................................................7161George Gilhooley, Elizabeth Birriel

VII PROBE VEHICLE DATA: PRIVACY AND DATA USEFULNESS .............................................................................................7163Steven Shladover, Thomas M. Kuhn

VIRTUAL WEIGH STATION DEMONSTRATION PROJECT IN MINNESOTA ..........................................................................7173Ray Starr, Rashmi S. Brewer, Roger Hille, Daniel E. Shamo

VISIBILITY ENHANCEMENT TECHNOLOGY FOR I -VEHICLE CAMERAS USING DISCRETE LOW-PASS FILTERING TECHNIQUE .............................................................................................................................................................7181

Yuushi Toyoda, Masayoshi Shimizu, Tohru Tsuruta

VISION BASED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEM INCLUDING BLIND SPOT WARNING, LANE DEPARTURE WARNING AND PARKING ASSISTANCE..................................................................................................................7188

Ho-Choul Jung, Byoung-Joon Lee, Sang-Il Kim, Eugene Chang, In-Sik Lee

VISION ON THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF ITS FOR EFFICIENT AND GREEN EUROPEAN LOGISTICS ..................................7195Gerwin R. Zomer, Nico Anten

VISION PROCESSING TECHNIQUES FOR LANE DETECTION AND THEIR FUSION FOR INCREASED SYSTEM ROBUSTNESS ............................................................................................................................................................................7202

Christopher Mentzer, Kristopher Kozak

VISSIM MICROSCOPIC TRAFFIC SIMULATION MODEL CALIBRATION AND VALIDATAION USING MULTIPLE PERFORMANCE MEASURES...........................................................................................................................................7214

Byungkyu (Brian) Park, Jongsun Won

VULNERABLE ROAD USER PROTECTION AT INTELLIGENT INTERSECTION....................................................................7226Jaap Vreeswijk, Siebe Turksma, Tobias Schendzielorz, Paul Mathias

WAITING ESTIMATION ON TOLL PLAZA USING A NEURAL APPROACH.............................................................................7234Nejah Manai, Faten Ben Abdallah, Ridha Bouallegue

WARRANTS FOR ITS DEVICES - RESULTS OF WARRANTS TESTING TO DATE ..................................................................7242Dean Deeter, Ray Starr, Bill Legg

WILDLIFE DEER COLLISION WARNING - INCREASING ROAD SAFETY; MINIMIZING DEER RELATED ACCIDENT COSTS ................................................................................................................................................................7247

Susanne Fuchs, Andreas Schalk

WILDLIFE-VEHICLE COLLISION AVOIDANCE ..............................................................................................................................7250Edward A. Mulka

WILL POLICY TRUMP TECHNOLOGY? FINDINGS FROM THE FHWA RURAL INTERSTATE CORRIDOR COMMUNICATIONS STUDY ...........................................................................................................................................7257

James Pol, Erin Flanigan

WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS - WIMAX AND AN APPLICATION FOR INTEGRATED CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT ..........................................................................................................................................................................................7269

Thomas A. Brown

WIRELESS SENSING NETWORKS ENABLES WIDESPREAD DEPLOYMENT OF ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEMS......................................................................................................................................................................................................7276

Michael T. Volling

WIRELESS STRATEGIES FOR FUTURE AND EMERGING ITS APPLICATIONS.....................................................................7285Mohamed Morsi Mahmod, Issam Khalil, Elisabeth Uhlemann, Niclas Nygren

WIRELESS@SL - CREATING VALUE FOR PASSENGERS, STAFF AND SYSTEMS THROUGH AN INTEGRATED WIRELESS SOLUTION.................................................................................................................................................7297

Åke Lindström, Alex Tesdorf, Jan-åke Holmbeck

WORK ZONE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN NEBRASKA ...........................................................................................7303Lonnie J. Burklund

WORKING SMARTER - AN INFORMATION STRATEGY FOR REAL-TIME TRAFFIC OPERATIONS ..............................7307Petrus Van Der Westhuizen

WORKING TOGETHER TO UNDERSTAND THE IMPACTS OF ITS THROUGH IBEC (THE INTERNATIONAL BENEFITS, EVALUATION AND COSTS (OF ITS) WORKING GROUP) ....................................................7314

Richard Harris

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