Integrated Incident Management System (IIMS) web client application development, deployment and evaluation: an evaluation of a potential IIMS deployment in Western New York : final report.

Sadek, Adel; Bartlett, Andrew; Hempel, Carl; State University of New York at Buffalo. Department of Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering

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Integrated Incident Management System (IIMS) web client application development, deployment and evaluation: an evaluation of a potential IIMS deployment in Western New York : final report.

2015-09-30
By Sadek, Adel ; Bartlett, Andrew ; Hempel, Carl

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Sadek, Adel ; Bartlett, Andrew ; Hempel, Carl

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State University of New York at Buffalo. Department of Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering
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New York (State). Dept. of Transportation ; University Transportation Research Center ; University Transportation Centers Program (U.S.)

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Congestion Management Systems Implementation Incident Management Real Time Information Training
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United States ; New York

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University Transportation Research Center
Abstract:

Incident Management (IM) is an area of transportation management that can significantly decrease the congestion and increase the

efficiency of transportation networks in non-ideal conditions. In this study, the existing state of the Integrated Incident Management

System (IIMS) is reviewed, additional user requirements and applications are identified, potential obstacles to successful

deployment are discussed, and identification of future steps towards deployment in western New York are determined. This is done

through working with incident management organizations, reviewing other existing systems, and researching the potential of

IIMS through use of the system.

The main conclusions found are that:

1) The IIMS system has potential to greatly enhance coordination between agencies and that greater integration with existing

systems will speed adoption;

2) The IIMS application would have several advantages such as easier incident reporting, decreased maintenance and expansion

costs, and the ability to take real-time photos and video;

3) The primary obstacles to deployment are the difficulties with sharing sensitive information (i.e., privacy concerns) and the

integration of existing similar and legacy transportation management systems used by the several agencies, along with a lack of

deployed hardware for mobile clients;

4) Among other challenges are the need for personnel training, and the lack of screen space on the hand-held clients which

precludes the entry of additional desirable information fields;

5) Among the future potential applications and benefits for IIMS include are:

a. Expanded incident coverage;

b. Access to archived incident data for research and training

c. Integration with existing software reducing re-training requirements
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Z-12-01 ; Research Consortium Contract Number C030506

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