iNTELLigENT TrANSporTATioN SYSTEMS - IBI Group
iNTELLigENT TrANSporTATioN SYSTEMS - IBI Group
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ibi group INTELLIGENT <strong>SYSTEMS</strong> | INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION <strong>SYSTEMS</strong> 17<br />
Mexico InfoViaje<br />
Mexico<br />
<strong>IBI</strong> <strong>Group</strong> is partnered to deploy<br />
Infoviaje, a national traveler information<br />
system for Mexico<br />
<strong>IBI</strong> <strong>Group</strong> is partnered to deploy Infoviaje, a national<br />
traveler information system for Mexico. <strong>IBI</strong> <strong>Group</strong> has<br />
primary responsibility for delivering key components of<br />
<strong>IBI</strong>’s commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) traveler information<br />
systems platform. The system, delivered in Spanish<br />
language, will be configured to cover the national freeway<br />
network in Mexico. The components to be provided include:<br />
• <strong>IBI</strong> <strong>Group</strong>’s iGO Event Reporting System (ERS) - is a<br />
nationwide web-based system for entering events and<br />
road conditions. The goal of the ERS is to improve intra<br />
and inter-agency coordination through the sharing of<br />
real-time traffic information. Activities include software<br />
modification and configuration of the iGO ERS product<br />
for geographic elements, such as the user interface map<br />
and the road network configuration within the ERS.<br />
• <strong>IBI</strong> <strong>Group</strong>’s “511” traveler information website -<br />
provides both real-time dynamic and static traveler<br />
information, utilizing both map-centric and list-based<br />
display for an easy to navigate, accessible interface.<br />
Using a state-of-the-art design and presentation, the<br />
website will effectively communicate traffic and road<br />
conditions, event information, transit disruptions,<br />
weather information, and other important advisory<br />
information for key travel corridors within Mexico.<br />
The project includes parallel streams of consulting and<br />
software development activities. The consulting activities<br />
are as follows:<br />
• Completion of an industry scan examining the state-ofthe-art<br />
in traveler information, with a focus on revenue<br />
generation opportunities, governance models and the<br />
role of the private sector;<br />
• Development of a feasibility analysis assessing the<br />
different traveler communications options, including<br />
web, IVR, highway advisory radio, SMS, etc.;<br />
• Preparation of a Strategic Plan and Marketing Plan for<br />
roll-out of the desired system; and<br />
• Establishment of a Service Concept Plan that<br />
examines operations, maintenance, staffing, and facility<br />
requirements.<br />
London Travel Information System<br />
London, England<br />
<strong>IBI</strong> <strong>Group</strong> worked with the Highways Agency and Transport<br />
for London (TfL) to provide a facility that provides a unified<br />
view on travel information held by both organisations. The<br />
facility shows the current travel information for the key<br />
routes in the South East of England, including London.<br />
Information will be available to mobile devices and<br />
conventional Internet equipped PCs. An early prototype<br />
of the mobile-ready application was demonstrated at the<br />
IEE’s recent RTIC conference. As part of this work, <strong>IBI</strong><br />
<strong>Group</strong> investigated some institutional and operational<br />
aspects by developing ways to better define the quality of<br />
data being exchanged via the TIH. This built on proposals<br />
made as part of the DTLR’s UTMC Programme. This<br />
element of the work will ultimately demonstrate the role<br />
that data quality can play in an information service by<br />
allowing users of the information facility to refine what<br />
information they receive based on its quality as well as its<br />
content. The project provides a stimulus for closer links<br />
between source data providers (such as the Highways<br />
Agency and TfL) and Value Added Services Providers<br />
(VASPs) to further enhance the traveller information market.<br />
advanced traffic management systems (atms) | advanced traveler information systems (atis)<br />
tolling services and systems | communication systems | advanced public transit systems | other its