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Traffic Data Collection With

Bluetooth

Jeff Galas

October 21, 2010

Traffic Systems Center

Provide real time traffic information

Archive traffic volume and flow data

Current Installation

Network of over 2400 pavement sensors

– Majority Cut Loop detectors

– Embedded loop detectors

– RTMS

– Microloops

Current Installation

Vehicle Counts

Occupancy

Calculated Speed and Congestion

TRAVEL TIMES

Travel Time Distribution

42 Freeway Dynamic Message Signs

14 Arterial Dynamic Message Signs

Travel Time Distribution

LMIGA Website

Radio stations

I 290 Resurfacing Project

25 centerline miles – 170 mainline loops

56 exit ramp loops – 96 ramp meter loops

Temporary Traffic Sensors

• Dan Ryan Reconstruction

•I80 Reconstruction

• RTMS units

• $390 K for 7 miles

• Need alignment

with stage changes

Temporary Alternatives

Do Nothing for Duration of Project– Media complaints

– Motorist complaints

RTMS – approx $1.2 Mil

Wireless Sensors – lane staging

Bluetooth– ?

Bluetooth

Success in Indiana

Favorable results in Pennsylvania

Recent Trial in City of Chicago on Arterial

Multiple Vendors

Non-Invasive

Reasonable Cost

Quick Deployment

Added to Construction Contract

Temporary Vehicle Detection System

Roadside Detector - each

Service Provider – cal month

ATMS Interface – L sum

Temp Det Sys Mo Maint – cal month

Temp Det Sys Rem Salv – L sum

TOTAL Bid Cost: $441,460

Project Team

Aldridge Electric Roadside Installation

Traffic Control Corp Facilitator

Traffic Cast BlueTOAD

Delcan ATMS Integration

U of I LMIGA website

What is

Wireless technology standard for exchanging data over short distances using 2.4 GHz radio freqencies

Swedish “Blatand” – epithet of 10th century king Harald I of Denmark who united dissonant tribes into a single kingdom

What is

Traffic Cast

Bluetooth

Travel-time

Origination

And

Destination

Roadside Device

How Does it Work ?

Media Access Control

Software LEDs

Heartbeat and Network Monitor

Software LEDs

Bluetooth Device Captured

Media Interest

Media Interest

Concerns

Location of Stations

Approx 2 mile spacing

Located at major arterial crossings

Installation

Median Lightpole

Support 40 lb

Solar panel

Installation

Both sides of

Wide median

if distance

Exceeds 170 ft

Installation

High Mast Lightpole

Station Pairing

Travel Time Segments

Web Page Reports

Sample Report

East of Wolf to Harlem Ave

Can be exported to spread sheet

BlueTOAD during Eisenhower

Flooding July 24, 2010

Pairing Matches - Weekday

ATMS Integration

ATMS DMS Integration

LMIGA integration

LMIGA Integration

Anomalies

Light Rail (CTA trains)

Frontage Roads

Collector / Distributor Lanes

Construction Vehicles

Stopped Traffic

How Does it Work ?

Compared Actual Driving

Time to Archived Segments

Overall Distance

Compared to Loops

What it Can do

Accurate Travel Time

Determine Average Speeds

Origin – Destination Pairing

What it Can’t do

Accurate Vehicle Counts

Occupancy or Density

Quickly Detect Stopped Traffic

Applications After I290

On to the next Resurfacing

Arterial Monitoring

Remote Area Monitoring

Fill in Voids

Become Self-sufficient

Longevity

Current Technology – Good

Cars / Phones / Computers / GPS

Lifespan ?

– Analog Phones

– Audio Cassettes

– CDs

– Betamax

Jeff Galas

Traffic Systems Center

[email protected]

(708) 524-2145