Inventory
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Each stakeholder agency, company, or group owns, operates, maintains or plans ITS systems in the region. The Regional ITS Architecture inventory is a list of 'elements' that represent all existing and planned ITS systems in a region as well as non-ITS systems that provide information to or get information from the ITS systems.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Aztec Advisory Traveler Information Systems | Equipment for sending out information on road advisories, traffic alerts, and weather conditions. |
| Aztec Field Devices | Traffic controllers, sensors and cameras for operational and maintenance purposes |
| Aztec Fire Engines | Fire, rescue, and medical emergency services |
| Aztec Maintenance Vehicles | Aztec Maintenance vehicles have maintenance equipment and communication functions necessary to support road maintenance and construction. |
| Aztec PD Emergency Vehicles | Police vehicles would include ITS equipment that provides the communication functions necessary to support safe and efficient emergency response. |
| Aztec Traffic Management | Represents traffic management for the City of Aztec. In the future, this may become a traffic management center, capable of managing road equipment including traffic cameras, signal priority, and speed radars. |
| Bloomfield Advisory Traveler Information System | Equipment for sending out information on road advisories, traffic alerts, and weather conditions. |
| Bloomfield Field Devices | Traffic controllers, sensors and cameras for operational and maintenance purposes |
| Bloomfield Fire Engines | Fire, rescue, and medical emergency services |
| Bloomfield Maintenance Vehicles | Bloomfield Maintenance vehicles have maintenance equipment and communication functions necessary to support road maintenance and construction. |
| Bloomfield PD Emergency Vehicles | Police vehicles would include ITS equipment that provides the communication functions necessary to support safe and efficient emergency response. |
| Bloomfield Traffic Management | Manages road equipment including traffic cameras, signal priority, and speed radars to monitor and control traffic. |
| City of Farmington Regional Tactical Operations Centers | City of Farmington Regional Tactical Operations Centers allow Farmington officals to continue operations with a direct connection to the San Juan EOC until Farmington officials have the leisure to physically move to the San Juan EOC in Aztec. |
| Commercial Vehicles | This represents ITS equipment in privately owned commercial vehicles. Equipment could include hand held devices, such as smart phone, used to perform clearance. This classification applies to all such vehicles ranging from small panel vans used in local pick-up and delivery services to large, multi-axle tractor trailer rigs operating on long haul routes. |
| DPS Motor Transportation Division Commercial Vehicles | Commercial vehicles include ITS equipment that supports safe and efficient commercial vehicle operations. This equipment monitors vehicle operation and provides the driver and motor carrier real-time information. |
| Electronic Bypass Stations | Represents the pre-pass system for electronic bypass of commercial vehicles |
| Farmington Advisory Traveler Information Systems | Equipment for sending out information on road advisories, traffic alerts, and weather conditions. |
| Farmington Field Devices | Traffic controllers, sensors and cameras for operational and maintenance purposes |
| Farmington Fire/Rescue Vehicles | Fire and rescue services. Also respond to HAZMAT emergencies |
| Farmington PD Emergency Vehicles | Police vehicles would include ITS equipment that provides the communication functions necessary to support safe and efficient emergency response. |
| Farmington Streets Maintenance Yard | Represents the maintenance facility for the City of Farmington |
| Farmington Streets Vehicles | Streets vehicles have maintenance equipment and communication functions necessary to support road maintenance and construction. |
| Farmington Traffic Operations Center | Manages all traffic signals; manages all road equipment including traffic cameras, signal priority, and speed radars to monitor and control traffic. |
| Fleet Management Systems | Dispatch function of Commercial Vehicle Fleets |
| Ignacio Transit Management Center | Represents the Transit Management Center for Ignacio Road Runner Transit |
| Local Agency Traveler Information System | Represents transit information systems for local transit agencies, such as Red Apple Transit or Navajo transit. These could include web sites or other sources of information dissemination. |
| Mobile Weigh Stations | Includes both weigh in motion and safety inspections for the DPS |
| National Weather Service | Service for national, regional and local weather information |
| Navajo DOT Field Devices | Represents field devices, such as traffic signals, owned and operated by the Navajo Nation. |
| Navajo Transit Management Center | Represents the Transit Management Center for Navajo Transit |
| New Mexico Statewide EOC | The statewide emergency operations center located in Albuquerque. |
| Newspapers, Television, Radio Stations | Represents local media outlets that may disseminate traveler information |
| NM DPS | The district dispatch center for the NM DPS (State Police). |
| NM DPS Vehicles | Emergency vehicles that are owned and operated by the NM DPS (State Police). |
| NM MTD Fixed Weigh Stations | Fixed point weigh stations owned and operated by the New Mexico Motor Transportation Division |
| NMDOT District 5 TOC | The traffic operations center for NMDOT District 5. In the future, the NMDOT District 5 TOC will control all NMDOT ITS field equipment and coordinate with all other agencies. |
| NMDOT Field Devices | Field Devices include traffic signals, sensors, displays, and cameras for operational purposes of maintenance and construction and for regional traveler information. |
| NMDOT Maintenance Vehicles | Vehicles include ITS devices that provide the sensory, processing, storage, and communications functions necessary to support highway maintenance and construction. |
| NMDOT Maintenance Yards | Represents NMDOT maintenance yards in Shiprock, Bloomfield and Farmington |
| NMDOT Signal Lab | The NMDOT Signal Lab manages traffic signal systems statewide that are owned and operated by NMDOT |
| NMDOT Statewide Crash Information System | Statewide database of vehicle crash records |
| NMDOT Statewide TMC | NMDOT Transportation Management Center located in Albuquerque. |
| NMDOT Statewide Transit Database | NMDOT Statewide Transit Database is a repository for transit operations data. |
| NMROADS Admin | Traveler information portal managed by NMDOT that provides static and real-time information on traffic conditions, road conditions, weather conditions, road construction information and transit related information. The website also provides access to current CCTV images and DMS signage. NMRoads has a larger role as an operating environment where info is input and output between ITS centers, even allowing device control for remote devices, creating a web-based operational system. |
| Other NMDOT Field Devices | Represents NMDOT field devices interfaced with other NMDOT field devices. |
| Other State TMCs | Represents TMCs located in other states, such as Arizona and Colorado, for the purposes of interstate traffic coordination on highways. |
| Private Traveler Information Systems | Represents third-party private traveler information systems such as Waze or the INRIX app. |
| Private Travelers Personal Computing Devices | Represents private travelers accessing information on personal computing devices |
| Private Weather Support Services System | Private collection of road weather data and provision of data to NMDOT through web based access. |
| Red Apple Transit Kiosks | Implement Kiosks for public informational displays supporting various levels of interaction and information access. |
| Red Apple Transit Operations Center | Operations center that would coordinate bus tracking, dispatch and maintenance; disseminate transit rider information and notices to kiosks- Ride Right will be the contractor taking over in March 2015. |
| Red Apple Transit Vehicles | Transit vehicles include ITS devices that support the safe and efficient movement of passengers. These systems collect, manage, and disseminate transit-related information to the driver, dispatch personnel, and transit riders. |
| Regional Hospitals | Represents regional hospitals, such as the San Juan Regional Hospital. |
| San Juan County Advisory Traveler Information | Equipment for sending out information on road advisories, traffic alerts, and weather conditions. |
| San Juan County Communications Center | The County's Consolidated 911 Dispatch Center |
| San Juan County EOC | The Regional EOC is located in Aztec |
| San Juan County Field Devices | Traffic signals, sensors and cameras for operational and maintenance purposes |
| San Juan County Fire Vehicles | Fire, rescue, and medical emergency services |
| San Juan County Maintenance Vehicles | County Maintenance vehicles have maintenance equipment and communication functions necessary to support road maintenance and construction. |
| San Juan County Sheriffs Emergency Vehicles | Emergency vehicles include ITS equipment that provides the sensory, processing, storage, and communications functions necessary to support safe and efficient emergency response. |
| San Juan County Traffic Management | Manages road equipment including traffic cameras, signal priority, and speed radars to monitor and control traffic. |
| San Juan Regional Emergency Medical Vehicles | San Juan Regional Emergency Medical vehicles provide emergency medical services for all of Sthe Farmington region. |
| Special Event Promoters | Promoters and sponsors of special events. They may coordinate with traffic and emergency management agencies. |
| Vehicles | Represents vehicles on roadways |