ITS Appendices - Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization
ITS Appendices - Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization
ITS Appendices - Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization
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2.11 Indiana Statewide <strong>ITS</strong> Architecture, Draft<br />
Developed concurrently with the Indiana <strong>ITS</strong> Strategic Plan and this <strong>Indianapolis</strong> Regional <strong>ITS</strong><br />
Architecture, the Indiana Statewide <strong>ITS</strong> Architecture is a tool for planning, deploying, and<br />
integrating transportation systems throughout the state. While the <strong>Indianapolis</strong> <strong>ITS</strong> Architecture<br />
focuses on the <strong>Indianapolis</strong> Region, the Statewide Architecture has been developed to include all<br />
modes of transportation and all roads throughout the state, focusing on statewide and interstate<br />
systems like commercial vehicle operations and the Gateway Traveler Information System. A<br />
goal of the Statewide Architecture is to provide “a vision of how each transportation agency’s<br />
systems will work together in the future to share information and resources in an effort to provide<br />
a safer, more efficient, and more effective transportation system for travelers in the state.”<br />
It is important to note that the naming conventions and other related parameters of the<br />
<strong>Indianapolis</strong> <strong>ITS</strong> Architecture have been closely coordinated with the Indiana Statewide <strong>ITS</strong><br />
Architecture to promote interoperability and consistency between the two.<br />
3.0 Previous <strong>ITS</strong> Architecture Efforts<br />
Building upon the <strong>Indianapolis</strong> Area <strong>ITS</strong> Early Deployment Plan, a pair of <strong>ITS</strong> workshops were<br />
held in 2000 and 2001 to bring together stakeholders from key transportation agencies in the<br />
region. These “Tier I” and “Tier II” workshops provided the stakeholders with an introduction to<br />
<strong>ITS</strong>, and then encouraged their participation in the initial steps of architecture development.<br />
Findings from the Tier II workshop were collected and recorded using Turbo Architecture, a<br />
software tool sponsored by the FHWA for <strong>ITS</strong> architecture development.<br />
Results from the Tier I and Tier II workshops provide a bridge between the <strong>Indianapolis</strong> <strong>ITS</strong><br />
Early Deployment Plan and the <strong>Indianapolis</strong> <strong>ITS</strong> Architecture. The stakeholders, systems,<br />
services, interconnections, and standards identified during all previous <strong>ITS</strong> architecture efforts<br />
provide a starting point for current inventory tasks. Below is a listing of the stakeholders<br />
identified during the Tier I and Tier II efforts.<br />
<strong>Indianapolis</strong> Regional Intelligent Transportation System (<strong>ITS</strong>) Architecture A-8<br />
FINAL Appendix A – Inventory of Existing Documentation