R 10.1 Road network operations to increased resilience - Part 1
Wednesday, February 9 18:30 - 20:00 (Calgary)
Chair: Yan ST-YVES, member of TC 2.4, Canada-Quebec
When disruptions happen the ability of road operators to deliver
information properly to road users may be compromised and the efficiency of
road operations may be jeopardized. Hazards occurring along the network (like
winter extreme situations or high impact events for example) can be a
challenge for many Road Operators in terms of ensuring the viability of the
road, and therefore the mobility of people and goods along the network
itself.
New technologies offer new possibilities to engage with road users and
avoid disruptions. This session aim at presenting some of most promising
applications of new technologies to Road Network Operators and ITS solutions.
Welcome and session introduction
• Yan ST-YVES, member of TC 2.4, Canada-Quebec
Presentations
Evaluation
of an Avalanche Detection Network in Glacier National Park
• J. HENDRIKX, McElhanney Ltd, Canada
System that uses big data to identify passable roads after
disasters
• D. SHIMIZU, T. TERAGUCHI, H. OBARA, M. OOTE & H. SEKIYA, National
Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM), Japan
Measurement of the IRI in winter condition with a road
profilometer inspired by probe vehicles techniques
• F. MENANT & J.P. GARROS, Gustave Eiffel University,France
• H. GOMEZ LARA, J. OUELLETTE & M. ROBERT, Ministry of Transport of
Quebec, Canada
Questions and Answers
• Yan ST-YVES, member of TC 2.4, Canada-Quebec
Conclusion
• Yan ST-YVES, member of TC 2.4, Canada-Quebec
Session Organiser: Yan ST-YVES, member of TC 2.4, Canada-Quebec
Session Secretary: Daniel RUSSOMANNO, Spanish-speaking secretary of TC 2.4, Argentina