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Bayerische StraßenbauverwaltungZentralstelle für Informationssysteme bei der Autobahndirektion Südbayern

Enterprise GIS Solutions for Road Infrastructure Management

European Transportation GIS Summit19-20 May, 2016 | Rotterdam, Netherlands


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Agenda

Bavarian Road Administration Organisation Facts

Bavarian Road Information System (BAYSIS) Review Geodata Map Window Portal for ArcGIS Desktop

More Esri GIS Projects for Bavarian RoadsBAYSIS GIS & Roads and Highways



Bavarian Road Administration – Organisation

Supreme Building AuthorityDepartment „Roads and Bridges“

29 MotorwayOperation Service Depots

2 Traffic Management andOperation Offices

2 Motorway Head Offices

6 Regional Offices19State Building Offices

7 GovernmentOffices for theRegions

64 Road Operation Service Depots


Bavarian Road Administration – Responsibilities


PlanningConstruction

Operation

Maintenance

Operational Services



Major Road Network in Bavaria

61 tunnels(39,4 km)

Motorways: 2.500 km

Federal Roads: 6.000 km

State Roads: 14.500 km

~ 14.500 bridges(5,3 Mio. m²)


Bavarian Road Information System – BAYSIS


Reality WebCharts GIS


BAYSIS GIS – Review

04/1999: MapInfo Professional (Desktop) 06/2001: „GRAPPA“ webGIS (BYBN) 01/2008: MapXtreme webGIS (BYBN/www) Since 2012: Introduction of Esri Technology


04/1999 06/2001 01/2008 07/2015 (Intranet)02/2016 (Internet)


„map window“

BAYSIS GIS – Increasing Challenges


AnalysisCartography

…

ArbIS …eGov

INSPIRE

MaViS BAYSIS-GIS


BAYSIS GIS – System Architecture


EGDBTT-SIB specialized DBs

ArcGIS for Server Site ArcGIS for Desktop

WebOffice

publicWFS

Webservices


BAYSIS GIS – Geodata


Data Update

Daily feature class update with FME (server) Esri enterprise geodatabase (EGDB) Feature class based permission management

www.safe.com

EGDB

TT-SIB

publicWFS

www.esri.com


BAYSIS GIS – „Map Window“


WebOffice (SynerGIS) Full integration in ArcGIS High function volume out-of-the-box High configurability Interfaces

Entwicklung

http://weboffice.mysynergis.com/






Advanced printing




Data upload




Spatial analysis




Redlining & permalinks




Thematic views




Third-party information (Web Map Service)




Traffic safety




Bavarian stationing system




Section band




Interaction with BAYSISweb




Interaction with BAYSISweb



BAYSIS GIS – Portal for ArcGIS

(De-)centralized mapping & editing Quick implementation and reaction on current tasks Linkage to Active Directory



BAYSIS GIS – Portal for ArcGIS




BAYSIS GIS – Desktop

… to be continued



More Esri GIS-Projects for Bavarian Roads

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Tree Inspection

Winter service management

Construction site management (ArbIS)

www.tz.de

www.baumkontrolle.de

Operation center EBO

www.th-nuernberg.de


Plattform for Road Infrastructure Information


Maintaining


BAYSIS GIS – Roads and Highways

Service based linear referencing system solution Integration of data (events) from external applications

and different LRSRule based update of LRS

Current activity: Case study for a new core application withRoads and Highways



Core Application – Status

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Massive technological and organizational requirements

Monolithic system Outdated technology closed, non-modular proprietary interfaces Performance issues


Core Application – Objective (Requirements)

• Maximum of adequate information about roads, buildings and assets location, geometry, state, projects, property owner, …

• Efficient access to the information Analysis, editing Desktop, Web, Mobile

• Efficient information providing Interfaces to other systems Service oriented

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Flexibility

Expandability

Independency

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Approach: Esri Roads and Highways

Efficient, adequate road data management centralized LRS data interoperability and sharing

Flexibility open, expandable modern infrastructure

(ArcGIS platform)

Entire possibilities for desktop, mobile and web access

Interfaces to external data and services Variety of extensions (e.g. routing) Expandability: update und manipulation

functionality

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ChallengeLegal regulations in Germany

Road authorities data models have to base on the ASB“Instruction road information base”

Data exchange with the federal ministryand others via OKSTRA interface



German road infrastructure managementMandatory structure for all road

related elements Network

• Roads (section, ramp, axis)• Nodes (nodes, intersections)• Traffic relations (turn restrictions)• Net properties

(Administration, Roadway, Lanes) Asset (Inventory)

• Road condition, safety equipment,infrastructure objects

Linear referencing for assetpositioning



Work in progressProof of concept Esri Roads and Highways as the basis

for the BAYSIS core application• Network operations (e.g. every route is a centerline)• Asset / event management and referencing• Usability for Bavarian workflows• Co-operation with other applications / systems• Service oriented architecture• Performance

Project: Bavarian Road Authority (principal)



Thank you very much for theattention!


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