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STARNET Information and DocumentsThe Sacramento Transportation Area Network, or STARNET, is an information exchange network and operations coordination framework that will be used by the operators of transportation facilities and emergency responders in the Sacramento region of California. STARNET will enable the real-time sharing of data and live video, and refinement of joint procedures pertaining to the operation of roadways and public transit, and public safety activities. It will also provide more information for travelers via the region’s 511 web site and interactive telephone service (dial 511). The goals of STARNET are:
STARNET will build upon the previous Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) investments by using, with little to no modifications, the existing field infrastructure (cameras, changeable message signs, traffic signals, vehicle location systems, etc) and central systems (freeway management systems, traffic signal systems, transit management systems, computer aided dispatch systems, etc) already operated by each agency. As part of the STARNET implementation, interfaces will be developed to these existing systems to enable them to share data and video with each other, provide data and video to the public via the 511 regional travel information system, and provide operations and emergency response personnel with a map-based regional transportation management display. STARNET was identified as a high priority project for the Sacramento area in the region’s Intelligent Transportation Systems Strategic Deployment Plan. During 2006, the involved agencies are preparing a concept of operations, system requirements, and a request for proposals for system integration. The system is expected to be operational in 2008. STARNET Project DocumentsLeft click a document name to view it, or right click the document name and select "Save Target As" to download it.
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Please direct general comments or questions regarding this project to Warren Tighe (Warren.Tighe@itssiemens.com). |