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TRANSPO Conference October 29, 2012 Joseph Snyder TMC and Quality Assurance Quality Control

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Page 1: TRANSPO Conference October 29, 2012  Joseph Snyder

TRANSPO ConferenceOctober 29, 2012

Joseph Snyder

TMC and Quality Assurance Quality Control

Page 2: TRANSPO Conference October 29, 2012  Joseph Snyder

What is Quality Assurance Quality Control (QA/QC) Quality Assurance

– Activities Implemented to Meet Performance Metrics

– Sets StandardsQuality Control

– Process for Reviewing Performance

– Includes Inspections or Review Process

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Why do we need QA/QC?

For Accountability, Standards, and Review Process

Performance Metrics = Accountability = Excellence

Quality Assurance Quality Control

Focus on processes Focus on outputsImproving production processes Sampling & checking outputs

Targets the whole organization Targets activities

Emphasizes the customer Emphasizes required standards

Quality is built into the product Errors are identified

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TMC Overview

Roadways Managed– 81 miles of Limited/Controlled Access– 125 miles of Arterials

Field Equipment– 22 Ramp Signals– 237 CCTV– 317 Detector Stations– 108 DMS

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TMC Overview

Performance Metrics– <2:00 min. to confirm (1:42)– <2:00 min. to dispatch (0:56)– <5:00 min. to Disseminate

Information (2:27)– <7:00 min. for notification (1:11)– <0.59% errors (0.30%)– >95% DMS Efficiency (99.77%)

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TMC Overview

Standard Operating Guidelines– Control Management– TMC Systems– Road Rangers Coordination– Event Management (EM)– DMS– System Monitoring & Reporting– Express Lanes – Ramp Signal

Location?

Step 1: Traffic/Roadway Monitoring

Step 2c: Regional Event (Other TMS’s such as Broward)

Step 2: Event Confirmation (Miami Dade)

Step 3: Event Evaluation

Are Travel Lanes Blocked?

Step 5: Event Notifications

Step 4: DMS / HAR Response Plan

Step 6: Event Monitoring

Step 7: Event Closure

Yes

No

Event Ends

Event Changes

Step 2b:Monroe County Event Management

(See Section 6.4.4)

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TMC Overview

Detectors

CCTV

511 CallsAgency

WebsitesRoad

Rangers

Calls

Contractors/CEI

DMS

511

Toll Amounts

Maintenance

Event Management

95 ExpressRamp Signaling

Equipment Monitoring

Construction Coordination

Reporting

511 Operations

Agency Request

Agency Coordination

Data Inputs TMC Processes Data Outputs

Performance Measures

Ramp Signal Rates

System Alerts

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Event Level Review

Error Data Input

Spot Check or Summary

Review

Correction and Audit Feedback Corrective

Action

QA/QC Process

•Operator Review•Supervisor ReviewReal Time

QA/QC•Review All Events•34 Possible ErrorsManagement

Review

•Defined Checks•Customized to EM SoftwareSoftware

Review

•Conduct a Bi-Weekly Review•Error to Event Ratio and DMS Usage•Performance Metrics

Review Report

•Review and Check Events to Ensure Quality Control Procedures are FollowedConduct

Spot Check

•Input Errors into QA/QC SoftwareData Entry•Assign and Verify Errors•Add Comments and Process Events Assigning of

Errors

•Detail and Error Summary•Error to Event Ratio

Reports

•Flagging Events Requiring Auditing•Reviewer Comments QA/QC

Software

•Notifying agency and Contact(s), Event Status and Type, Event Location, Lane Blockage, and Congestion

•Vehicle Dispatched and Involved, Responder Times and Activities

Audit Items

•Coaching•Additional Training•Counseling

Operator

•Tracking Trends•Training Needs•Workflow Analysis

Management

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Components

Review based on Event Chronology

Checks based on Software Data Structure

Data pulled directly from database

Performance Metric based on data

Reports validates the QA/QC process

Automatically checks events

Assists the review process by allowing Event Checker results to be viewed and processed

Stores results in the database

Check a Single Event Performance Reports

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Mechanism

Process Events pagehas four Components: Event Filter

Checks

Operator Comments

Reviewer Comments

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Reporting

Lane Blockage Non-Lane

BlockagePerformance by

OperatorOperator OutputError CategoriesOperator and

Category Trends

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Benefits

Enhanced Productivity and Accountability– Reduced Errors by 47.3%

Clearly Communicates Performance Goals Develops Consistence Performance Tracking Performance Trends Indentifying Training Needs Work Load Analysis Early Identification of Performance Problems Celebrate Accomplishments

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Questions

Joseph Snyder

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