ITS Architecture Implementation Program
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6.3 Track 2: Integrate ITS

The projects identified in this section are intended to integrate existing and future ITS computerized systems. These projects implement the ITS Architecture, and enable the Tier 1 and 2 Membership Model. To optimize the ITS is currently in place, the following five projects were identified:

10. Upgrade ARTIMIS to Support Integrated Architecture
11. Install ARTIMIS Workstations for Tier 1 Members
12. Install ARTIMIS Workstations for Tier 2 Members
13. 911 Computer Aided Dispatch Integration with ARTIMIS
14. Cincinnati 911 Cellular Call Answer System/Integration

Because these projects involve integrating computerized systems, they cannot be illustrated using geographical maps. Systems proposed to be integrated into ARTIMIS include 911 computer-aided dispatch; city, State and County traffic signal systems; and transit automated vehicle location. The tables that follow provide additional detail on the projects in Track 2.

TRACK 2: INTEGRATE
Project 10: Upgrade ARTIMIS to Support Integrated Architecture
PROJECT DESCRIPTION CAPITAL COST ESTIMATE
0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS 0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS
Kentucky Upgrade ARTIMIS to Support Integrated Architecture Implement ARTIMIS software and systems upgrades to enable “membership” model. Project includes member software for member workstations. Implement Implement $1,500,000* $500,000
Ohio Upgrade ARTIMIS to Support Integrated Architecture Implement ARTIMIS software and systems upgrades to enable “membership” model. Project includes member software for member workstations. Implement Implement $1,500,000* $500,000
NOTE: Items marked with an asterisk (*) indicate that the costs are highly uncertain. Further study is needed to better establish cost estimates.

Please see Table 6-3 for a complete list of ITS needs. This project’s primary function will significantly address the following ITS needs:

1. Improve congestion around special event venues before and after events
2. Better management of congestion caused by incidents on freeways and major arterials
3. Alleviate peak hour traffic congestion
5. Reduce the length of time that crashes block roadways
9. Lack of means to create a current picture of the regional transportation network
10. Technology incompatibility

 

TRACK 2: INTEGRATE
Project 11: Install ARTIMIS Workstations at Tier One Member Offices
PROJECT DESCRIPTION CAPITAL COST ESTIMATE
0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS 0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS
Kentucky Install ARTIMIS workstations for Tier 1 members. Install ARTIMIS workstations with software to enable joint and shared control of CCTV and DMS, and sending and receipt of non-public data. Implement three members Implement 1.5 members $45,000 $22,500
Ohio Install ARTIMIS workstations for Tier 1 members. Install ARTIMIS workstations with software to enable joint and shared control of CCTV and DMS, and sending and receipt of non-public data. Implement three members Implement 1.5 members $45,000 $22,500

Please see Table 6-3 for a complete list of ITS needs. This project’s primary function will significantly address the following ITS needs:

1. Improve congestion around special event venues before and after events
2. Better management of congestion caused by incidents on freeways and major arterials
3. Alleviate peak hour traffic congestion
5. Reduce the length of time that crashes block roadways
8. Lack of means to create a current picture of the regional transportation network
9. Technology incompatibility

 

TRACK 2: INTEGRATE
Project 12: Install ARTIMIS at Tier 2 Members
PROJECT DESCRIPTION CAPITAL COST ESTIMATE
0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS 0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS
Kentucky Install ARTIMIS software for Tier 2 members. Install ARTIMIS workstations at Tier 2 member offices to enable viewing CCTV images and non-public data. Implement five members Implement five members $75,000 $75,000
Ohio Install ARTIMIS software for Tier 2 members. Install ARTIMIS workstations at Tier 2 member offices to enable viewing CCTV images and non-public data. Implement five members Implement five members $75,000 $75,000

Please see Table 6-3 for a complete list of ITS needs. This project’s primary function will significantly address the following ITS needs:

1. Improve congestion around special event venues before and after events
2. Better management of congestion caused by incidents on freeways and major arterials
3. Alleviate peak hour traffic congestion
5. Reduce the length of time that crashes block roadways
8. Lack of means to create a current picture of the regional transportation network
9. Technology incompatibility

 

TRACK 2: INTEGRATE
Project 13: Computer Aided Dispatch Integration with ARTIMIS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION CAPITAL COST ESTIMATE
0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS 0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS
Kentucky Connect 911 Computer Aided Dispatch systems to ARTIMIS Develop software to export traffic incidents input to CAD systems, and import the information to ARTIMIS. Project assumes 3 different CAD vendors. Early candidates include Boone County, City of Erlanger and City of Covington. Implement Implement $250,000* $250,000*
Ohio Connect 911 Computer Aided Dispatch systems to ARTIMIS Develop software to export traffic incidents input to CAD systems, and import the information to ARTIMIS. Project assumes 3 different CAD vendors, and 5 additional connections. Early candidates include Hamilton County and City of Cincinnati. Implement Implement $250,000* $250,000*
NOTE: Items marked with an asterisk (*) indicate that the costs are highly uncertain. Further study is needed to better establish cost estimates.

Please see Table 6-3 for a complete list of ITS needs. This project’s primary function will significantly address the following ITS needs:

2. Better management of congestion caused by incidents on freeways and major arterials
3. Alleviate peak hour traffic congestion
5. Reduce the length of time that crashes block roadways
8. Lack of means to create a current picture of the regional transportation network
9. Technology incompatibility

 

TRACK 2: INTEGRATE
Project 14: Cincinnati 911 Cellular Call Answer System/Integration
PROJECT DESCRIPTION CAPITAL COST ESTIMATE
0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS 0 – 6 YEARS 7 – 10 YEARS
Ohio City of Cincinnati Cellular 911 Call-In System and Integration with ARTIMIS Install system designated to respond to cellular 911 calls. During incidents, the City of Cincinnati 911 answer point becomes flooded with 911 calls. This system will free up 911 call takers during incidents, ensuring timely response to all calls received. Integrate system with ARTIMIS. Implement empty cell $750,000* empty cell
NOTE: Items marked with an asterisk (*) indicate that the costs are highly uncertain. Further study is needed to better establish cost estimates.

Please see Table 6-3 for a complete list of ITS needs. This project’s primary function will significantly address the following ITS needs:

2. Better management of congestion caused by incidents on freeways and major arterials
3. Alleviate peak hour traffic congestion
5. Reduce the length of time that crashes block roadways
8. Lack of means to create a current picture of the regional transportation network
9. Technology incompatibility

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