SBIR-STTR Award

Real Time Signal State Transition Software For Advanced Traffic Controller
Award last edited on: 4/30/2013

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOT
Total Award Amount
$924,472
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
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Principal Investigator
Mark Gardinier

Company Information

Advanced Technologies Inc

5703 Red Bug Lake Road Unit 320
Winter Springs, FL 32708
Location: Single
Congr. District: 07
County: Seminole

Phase I

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Start Date: ----    Completed: ----
Phase I year
2006
Phase I Amount
$97,920
Advance Technologies is proposing a formal software development effort to translate the State Transition Logic algorthims developed under NCHRP Project 3-66. We are proposing the use of free software such as GNAT, Linux and Umbrello to assist us in the software development. Advanced Technologies has been developing real time, safety critical, Ada83/Ada95 software for twenty years. We plan to use UML during the requirements and design phases of development. Both Ada95 and C software packages/modules will be generated from UML object models. The software will be compiled using GNAT and gcc. Unit testing, integration testing, and formal qualifications testing will be performed.

Phase II

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Phase II year
2009
(last award dollars: 2013)
Phase II Amount
$826,552

Phase II Project Scope: ATI has developed an open source Signal Control Programming Environment (SCOPE) that ? Implements Actuated Control with Min Recall Mode, Max Recall Mode, Gap Out Mode, Max Out Mode, Presence Mode, Lane-by-Lane Control. ? Contains a Pretimed Mode allowing control of 3-leg, 4-leg, and Texas Diamond Intersections ? Can be easily ported to any operating system. ? Can handle 64 sensor inputs and 8 Pedestrian calls (and can simulate both) ? Runs on ? Linux based PC (used for concept and unit testing). ? A PowerPC prototype board ? An Advanced Traffic Controller ? Has selectable NEMA-TS2 or ITS output formats. ? Is dual redundant, containing two different implementations of the same logic. ? Contains unique interfaces • An Advanced Traffic Controller interface. • A Java internet interface • A wireless Android Tablet interface ? Has the ability to simulate 64 actuated inputs (new call, has call, had call). This SCOPE Phase II effort will create a stand alone separate and reusable (by other programs) NTCIP interface. This interface will permit SCOPE to communicate with Central Management Systems used in mid to large municipalities.