Transportation Communications Newsletter
Monday,
September 28, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
Obtain Real-time Traffic Data from Remote Intersections with iCITE™
Data Aggregator™
The Eberle Design Inc. iCITE™ Data Aggregator™ (DA-100B) Series field monitoring device, is the first system capable of accessing real-time intersection and cabinet data from any traffic cabinet via high-speed wireless or Ethernet Cloud-based IP connection. Traffic signal technicians and engineers can access real-time arterial traffic and intersection information, such as vehicle counts by phase, phase status changes, cabinet alarms, and overall operational health of the traffic cabinet status from remote, non-interconnected intersections. For more information, kindly contact EDI Application Sales and Technical Services Manager Matt Zinn at mzinn@editraffic.com.
The Eberle Design Inc. iCITE™ Data Aggregator™ (DA-100B) Series field monitoring device, is the first system capable of accessing real-time intersection and cabinet data from any traffic cabinet via high-speed wireless or Ethernet Cloud-based IP connection. Traffic signal technicians and engineers can access real-time arterial traffic and intersection information, such as vehicle counts by phase, phase status changes, cabinet alarms, and overall operational health of the traffic cabinet status from remote, non-interconnected intersections. For more information, kindly contact EDI Application Sales and Technical Services Manager Matt Zinn at mzinn@editraffic.com.
AVIATION
1)
Airbus Urges Take-Off of Wireless
Standards in Aviation
Link
to article in Computer Business Review:
2)
Flio Aims to Become First Global Airport
App
Link
to article on Tnooz:
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
3)
Eyes Down, Minds Elsewhere,
'Deadwalkers' Are Among Us
Link
to article in The Washington Post:
CAMERAS
4)
Dubai's Camera-Mounted Traffic Signs
Have Reduce Road Incidents, Says RTA
Link
to article in The National:
CARTOGRAPHY
5)
MIT Student Builds Real-Time MBTA Map
Into Wall Using LED Lights
Link
to article in The Boston Globe:
6)
Highway Road Maps Are Still in Demand
Link
to column in the Star Tribune:
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
7)
Pennsylvania Turnpike to Test Cashless
Interchanges Next Year
Link
to story on WTAE-TV:
GPS / NAVIGATION
8)
Galileo Satellites Handed Over to
Operator
Link
to article in GPS World:
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
9)
Rasmus Lindholm Discusses Next Week's ITS
World Congress and ERTICO - ITS Europe
Link
to interview on Transportation Radio:
10)
See How Orlando's I-4 Might Become a
'Smart Highway'
Link
to article in the Orlando Business
Journal:
OTHER
11) Rutgers CAIT Study Finding Out How
Autistic Adults Get Where They Need to Go
Link to article on Rutgers Today:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
12)
'Pop Up' Road Safety Radio Station
Launches in Manchester, UK
Link
to article in Smart Highways:
13) Interview with the Designer Behind Metro Transit's New 'Respect the Ride' Campaign
Link
to interview in Stubble:
RAILROADS
14)
Google Announces Project to Offer Free
Wi-Fi in 400 Indian Railway Stations
Link
to article on ZDNet:
15)
Railroaders Contemplate Drones to Secure
Tracks, Cargo
Link
to article in Progressive Railroading:
16)
UK Railcards to Be Available as Mobile
Apps
Link
to article in the Railway Gazette:
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
17)
Is Ridesharing in Nevada Proof of Social
Media's Political Power?
Link
to article in Government Technology:
TELEMATICS
18)
Ford Develops Accent-Detecting Voice
Recognition Car Tech
Link
to article on ITProPortal:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
19)
North Carolina DOT Operations Center
Monitors Roads, Keeps Drivers Safe
Link
to story on WNCN-TV:
20)
Transport Malta Installs Variable
Message Signs
Link
to article in the Times of Malta:
News Releases
Upcoming Events
Gulf Region ITS Annual
Meeting – October 11-14 – Biloxi, Mississippi
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