Title: Alex Skabardonis
1THE I-80 FIELD EXPERIMENT
- Alex Skabardonis
- Presentation
- PATH Research Meeting
- November 6, 1998
2OUTLINE
- Infrastructure Development
Data Visualization
Travel Time Estimation/Prediction
Incident Detection
3OVERVIEW
PATH MOU-353 Real-Time Algorithms for Travel
Times, O-Ds, Incident Detection PATH
MOU-356 Develop/Use Data for Research PATH
MOU-352 Travel Times from Loop Detectors
NSF/KDI Grant Management of Large Scale Systems
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4THE TEAM
EECS V. Anantharam, J. Malik. S. Russell, A.
Sinclair, P. Varaiya B. Coifman, D. Luddy, H.
Pasula, K Petty STATISTICS P. Bickel, J. Rice,
Y. Ritov J. Kwon, M. Ostland, X. Zhang ITS/CE A.
Skabardonis PATH J. Dahlgren
5BACKGROUND
The I-880 Study - Database - Algorithms
Roadwatch - Detection - Tracking
6OBJECTIVES
7OUTLINE
- Infrastructure Development
Data Visualization
Travel Time Estimation/Prediction
Incident Detection
8TEST SITE
Eight Detector Stations 170 Controllers and
PC Wireless modems for data transmission
9Video Surveillance System
Roof Pacific Park Tower, Emeryville
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12OUTLINE
- Infrastructure Development
Data Visualization
Travel Time Estimation/Prediction
Incident Detection
13Data Visualization
Loop Data Patterns of changes in time /space
Demonstration I-880 Database
14LOOP SPEEDS
15INCIDENTS
16SHOCK WAVE
17DATA ERRORS
18OUTLINE
- Infrastructure Development
Data Visualization
Travel Time Estimation/Prediction
Incident Detection
19TT Estimation Loop Data
Vehicle Reidentification Algorithm
Measure vehicle lengths from speed traps
TEST SECTION
20ALGORITHM PERFORMANCE
907 veh (60 total)
21TT Estimation Video
Color based Veh Matching
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23TT Estimation Video
24TT Estimation Loop Data/Video
Algorithms for Vehicle Matching based on
vehicle features
Data UCI TestBed, Carlos Sun
25Principal Components
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27TT Prediction
Explanatory Variables Detector Data (flows,
occupancies) Departure Time Day of the
Week Approach CART Regression
28OUTLINE
- Infrastructure Development
Data Visualization
Travel Time Estimation/Prediction
Incident Detection
29Incident Detection
- Typical Results DR vs. FAR
- 0.10 FAR, 50 detected
- 0.25 FAR, 80 detected
- 1.00 FAR, 90 detected
- For large freeway system this is bad
- LA has around 500 loop detector stations
- Data reported every 30 seconds
- For 0.25 FAR this mean 150 FA per hour
30- False alarm rate is confusing
- Defined as false detections divided by
guesses - Changing time step will change performance curve
- Hard to compare across different algorithms
- What incidents do you look at?
- Eg on I-880 we had 1210 incidents over 22 days
- Most were RHS breakdowns little effect on traffic
- Existing Algorithms
- They determine a priori what they are going to
try to detect - Only run on very clean data
31Approach use benefit-cost model
Cost of times you dispatch a tow
truck Benefit reduction of congestion due to
scheme Goal Tune algorithm to minimize total
cost
32Prop incident detection algorithms
- Investigate effect of using historical values
- Compare two algorithms
- Just look for a drop in speed at a loop detector
- Look for a drop in speed relative to historical
25 percentile speed