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Presentations from the inaugural TIME Annual Meeting |
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2005 Annual Meeting Presentations An excellent primer on the future and present states of ITS. |
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This presentation was given at the ITS Georgia February workshop in Macon. It contains valuable information about the emerging NaviGAtor web technology. |
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Georgia NaviGAtor Current Special Provisions Section 631 - Permanent Changeable Message Signs - NAV01-045 Rev 11.0 Section 639 - Strain Poles for Overhead Sign and Signal Assemblies - NAV01-046 Rev. 1.0 Section 682 - Electrical Wire, Cable, And Conduit - NAV01-047 Rev 9.0 Section 797 - Hub Building - NAV01-048 Rev. 5.0 Section 935 - Fiber Optic System - NAV01-049 Rev. 15.0 Section 936 - Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) - NAV01-050 Rev. 7.0 Section 937 - Video Detection System - NAV01-051 Rev. 7.0 Section 938 - Detection - NAV01-052 Rev. 11.0 Section 939 - Communication and Electronic Equipment - NAV01-053 Rev. 15.0 Section 940 - NaviGAtor Advanced Transportation Management System Integration - NAV01-054 Rev. 2.0 |
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The role of ITS in hurricane evacuations Moving hundreds of thousands
of people in and out of hurricane-threatened areas is a major issue for the
Georgia and Florida Departments of Transportation. The 2005 hurricane season is
an active one. What role does ITS
play in hurricane evacuations? What lessons have been
learned. What opportunities are there
for improvement? ITS and Georgia Hurricane Evacuations Presentation to ITS Chapter July 28, 2005 - Eric Pitts, GDOT ITS and Florida Hurricane Evacuations Presentation to ITS Chapter July 28, 2005 - Paul Clark, FDOT Georgia Navigator Hurricane Site Gulf Coast Georgia Evacuation Routes Atlantic Coast Georgia Evacuation Routes Florida Department of Transportation Hurricane Response Action Plan |
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Articles Below is a listing of articles about ITS in Georgia
Upper-hand Management - New system allows Georgia DOT to stay on top or traffic mobility -- by Matthew J. Lee and Anthony M. Bradford; Roads & Bridges, May 2004 -- submitted by Christine Simonton, PB Farradyne |
