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accurate picture of the functions performed by the element. The Turbo Architecture tool also
contains a detailed mapping of functional requirements (written as “shall”statements) to each
equipment package. This mapping to functional requirements will be customized for each
element, selecting only those requirements that are appropriate given the definition and
connectivity of the element.
The mapping of elements to the basic functions (equipment packages) is provided on the
hyperlinked web site version of the architecture, as well as Appendix J. The detail page for each
element (which is accessed through the Inventory by Stakeholder or Inventory by Entity tabs)
has a list of the equipment packages assigned to the element.
As an example, the Municipal TOCs element has the following equipment packages assigned to
it:
• Emissions Data Management
• Emissions Data Collection
• Collect Traffic Surveillance
• HRI Traffic Management
• TMC Probe Information Collection
• TMC Freeway Management
• TMC Incident Detection
• TMC Incident Dispatch Coordination/Communication
• TMC Regional Traffic Control
• TMC Evacuation Support
• TMC Signal Control
• TMC Traffic Information Dissemination
• Rail Operations Coordination
• Traffic Maintenance
• TMC Work Zone Traffic Management
• Traffic Data Collection
This represents the detail that can be obtained in the hyperlinked web site in connection with
functional requirements. The functional requirements are defined by the description of each
equipment package.
4.8 Standards Identification
ITS standards establish a common way in which devices
connect and communicate with one another. This allows Use of ITS standards is
transportation agencies to implement systems that costeffectively
exchange pertinent data and accommodate project development in
very important to
equipment replacement, system upgrades, and system the Sacramento region
expansion. Standards benefit the traveling public by providing
products that will function consistently and reliably throughout the region. ITS standards
contribute to a safer and more efficient transportation system, facilitate regional interoperability,
and promote an innovative and competitive market for transportation products and services.
The Table below identifies the ITS standards that are potentially applicable to the region. This
table was created by taking the standards information available in the Turbo Architecture
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