Evolution of Florida Department of Transportation's Roadway Characteristics Inventory (RCI)

 
Future of Roadway
Characteristics Inventory
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RCI was created in 1975 to store roadway
inventory.
Resided in an IMS mainframe hierarchical
database.
Hard to manage data and produce reports.
Only Planning and Maintenance Features
were collected.
Maintenance used the data to create the
Statewide Maintenance Budget.
 
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RCI was refreshed in 2004 to a Web front-
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Resides in an DB2 mainframe relational
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Maintenance still uses the data for budget
purposes.
Traffic Operations has some features in RCI
now.
Added new modes of transportation (Rail and
soon Trails).
 
 
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Florida’s
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         23,341 miles – Off System
         12,116 miles – SHS **
           1,495 miles – Interstate 
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         86,934 miles Not in RCI
 
       122,391 miles Total
 
** 43,763 lane miles in the State Highway System (December 2015 Mileage Report)
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Contract awarded to ISF for the RCI
business requirements project on July 9,
2015.
Time line of project was 8/6/15 through 2/5/16.
Created the requirements documentation for
next step.
 
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Worked with ISF to conduct JAR (Joint
Application Requirement) sessions through
out the state.
28 JAR sessions.
9/14/15 – 11/4/15.
592 data requirements.
26 business requirements
258 functional requirements
33 non-functional requirements
 
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There is a need for other modes of non-
linear transportation systems to be added
Airports
Seaports
New system will be Geospatial.
Re-design how some features are collected
Signs
Guardrail
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Schedule IV B was created to fund next
portion of project.
Supported by the Governor
Not supported by House and Senate, not
funded.
Finding money in other areas to keep this
project moving forward.
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In the mean time:
Added new feature for Cable Barrier systems.
Added new characteristic for Bold Landscape
under the Landscape Feature.
Going to update Maintenance Add screens to
utilize drop down boxes for codes on certain
characteristics.
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The Florida Department of Transportation's Roadway Characteristics Inventory (RCI) has evolved significantly since its inception in 1975, transitioning from a hierarchical IMS mainframe database to a web-based DB2 relational database in 2004. The RCI system now incorporates features for both Planning, Maintenance, and Traffic Operations, allowing for better data management and budget allocation. The current focus includes expanding transportation modes to include Rail and Trails, with future plans to incorporate Airports, Seaports, and a Geospatial system for enhanced data collection and analysis. Despite some funding challenges, efforts are underway to support the RCI project's continued progress.

  • Transportation
  • Florida Department of Transportation
  • RCI
  • Roadway Inventory
  • Evolution

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  1. Florida Department of TRANSPORTATION Future of Roadway Characteristics Inventory (RCI) Kirk Hutchison Office of Maintenance

  2. RCI History RCI was created in 1975 to store roadway inventory. Resided in an IMS mainframe hierarchical database. Hard to manage data and produce reports. Only Planning and Maintenance Features were collected. Maintenance used the data to create the Statewide Maintenance Budget. Florida Department of Transportation

  3. RCI History RCI was refreshed in 2004 to a Web front- end system. Resides in an DB2 mainframe relational database. Maintenance still uses the data for budget purposes. Traffic Operations has some features in RCI now. Added new modes of transportation (Rail and soon Trails). Florida Department of Transportation

  4. RCI Current Florida s Roads 23,341 miles Off System 12,116 miles SHS ** 1,495 miles Interstate (part of SHS) 35,457 miles in RCI 86,934 miles Not in RCI 122,391 miles Total ** 43,763 lane miles in the State Highway System (December 2015 Mileage Report) Florida Department of Transportation

  5. RCI Current Contract awarded to ISF for the RCI business requirements project on July 9, 2015. Time line of project was 8/6/15 through 2/5/16. Created the requirements documentation for next step. Florida Department of Transportation

  6. RCI Current Worked with ISF to conduct JAR (Joint Application Requirement) sessions through out the state. 28 JAR sessions. 9/14/15 11/4/15. 592 data requirements. 26 business requirements 258 functional requirements 33 non-functional requirements Florida Department of Transportation

  7. RCI Future There is a need for other modes of non- linear transportation systems to be added Airports Seaports New system will be Geospatial. Re-design how some features are collected Signs Guardrail Florida Department of Transportation

  8. RCI Future Schedule IV B was created to fund next portion of project. Supported by the Governor Not supported by House and Senate, not funded. Finding money in other areas to keep this project moving forward. Florida Department of Transportation

  9. RCI Future In the mean time: Added new feature for Cable Barrier systems. Added new characteristic for Bold Landscape under the Landscape Feature. Going to update Maintenance Add screens to utilize drop down boxes for codes on certain characteristics. Florida Department of Transportation

  10. Florida Department of TRANSPORTATION Questions???

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