District of Columbia ITS Architecture

Bike Station

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Description

Bikestation Washington, D.C., which houses over 100 bicycles in 1,600 sq. ft. of free-standing ultra-modern glass and steel design, is part of a growing network of Bikestations and related transit centers springing up in cities across the U.S. that are pl

Status

Planned

Timeframe

Short

Geographic Scope

Service Scope

Stakeholders

DDOT Office of the Director

Financial Institutions

Regional Multimodal Transportation Service Provider

Inventory

Bicycle Parking Facilities

Bicycle Parking Management System

District Traveler Information System

Financial Institutions

Regional Smart Card

Services

ATMS16-2 - Parking Facility Management - Bike Stations

Functional Areas

Interfaces

Source	Architecture Flows	Destination
Bicycle Parking Facilities	parking information	Bicycle Parking Management System
Bicycle Parking Facilities	bicycle parking equipment data_ud	Bicycle Parking Management System
Bicycle Parking Facilities	parking information	District Traveler Information System
Bicycle Parking Facilities	payment request	Financial Institutions
Bicycle Parking Facilities	request for payment	Regional Smart Card
Bicycle Parking Management System	bicycle facility control data_ud	Bicycle Parking Facilities
Bicycle Parking Management System	bicycle archive data_ud	DDOT Data Warehouse
Bicycle Parking Management System	bicycle archive data_ud	DDOT TMC
District Traveler Information System	parking lot data request	Bicycle Parking Facilities
Financial Institutions	transaction status	Bicycle Parking Facilities
Regional Smart Card	payment	Bicycle Parking Facilities

Standards

SDO	Document ID	Title	Type
AASHTO/ITE/NEMA	View List	NTCIP Center-to-Center Standards Group	Group
SAE	View List	Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS) General Use Standards Group	Group
APTA	APTA TCIP-S-001 3.0.3	Standard for Transit Communications Interface Profiles	Message/Data

Operational Concepts

Stakeholder	Roles and Responsibilities