Overview of FHWA HPMS Upload and Update Process

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HPMS 9.0
UPLOAD PROCESS
 
Tom Roff, FHWA
HPMS System Owner
 
Incremental Process of HPMS
 
The purpose of this briefing is to give a taste of how FHWA will treat the data received from State
DOTs through HPMS.
 
Upload Process
 
Update ARNOLD Process
MN2019 Becomes
ARNOLD Gold
 
Every Record has a
BeginDate
Consider Two
ARNOLD Submittals
from Minnesota
Year 1 = MN2019
Year 2 = MN2020
 
Update ARNOLD Process
Spatial comparison
between Minnesota
2020 and Minnesota
Gold
 
Update Arnold Gold
Required
:
 
1.
Complete ARNOLD
1.
Add Records have new
BeginDate (Purple)
 
2.    Retire Records have an
         EndDate (Blue)
 
3.
Duplicate Records are
        ignored (Yellow)
 
4.    Records that have changed
         the referencing are a
         combination of Retire/Add
 
Mileage based on the LRS (Classic Dynamic Segmentation)
 
Change Detection
 
TL = 4
 
TL = 2
 
TL = 4
 
TL = 2
 
TL = 2
 
Through_Lanes
Gold
 
Through_Lanes
2020
 
Add Records have a new
BeginDate
 
Retire Records get an
EndDate (it can not find
a current ARNOLD
Record)
 
Retire Record (TL=2)
get an EndDate
Add Record (TL=4) get a
BeginDate
 
Nothing happens
 
Change Detection
Spatial Comparison can be
made of Data Items against a
base.
1.
Add Records have new
BeginDate
 
2.    Retire Records have an
         EndDate
 
3.
Duplicate Records are
        ignored
 
Purple shows New Roads
added to F_SYSTEM.
Green shows existing
F_SYSTEM
 
Questions
Contact:
 
Tom Roff
 
thomas.roff@dot.gov
 
The phone is limiting these days. Best to E-Mail.
A half hour does not provide justice to this topic.
 
Stay tuned for Talking HPMS:
 
          
HPMS 9.0 Implementation Series
 
State DOTs and Divisions: Please reach out to the
HPMS Team through your 
State Coach 
and we can set
something up in more detail.
 
Consultants who are working with State DOTs
should contact me directly.
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This briefing provides insights into the incremental process of uploading data to the FHWA HPMS system, including details on how the system handles data from State DOTs. It covers the update process, spatial comparisons, and requirements for updating the ARNOLD Gold records. Additionally, it discusses mileage calculations based on LRS, road events, and change detection procedures.

  • FHWA HPMS
  • Data Upload
  • Update Process
  • ARNOLD Gold Records
  • Mileage Calculation

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  1. HPMS 9.0 UPLOAD PROCESS Tom Roff, FHWA HPMS System Owner

  2. Incremental Process of HPMS The purpose of this briefing is to give a taste of how FHWA will treat the data received from State DOTs through HPMS. 01 02 03 Update ARNOLD Create Geometries Change Detection

  3. Upload Process Domain Fail Notify User Update Arnold Gold V Upload Arnold Domain Check Domain Pass Create Geometries Change Detection Update Event V Upload Events Domain Check Domain Pass Domain Fail Notify User

  4. Update ARNOLD Process Consider Two ARNOLD Submittals from Minnesota Year 1 = MN2019 Year 2 = MN2020 MN2019 Becomes ARNOLD Gold Every Record has a BeginDate

  5. Update ARNOLD Process Spatial comparison between Minnesota 2020 and Minnesota Gold Legend MNGold MN20

  6. Update Arnold Gold Required: 1. Complete ARNOLD 1. Add Records have new BeginDate (Purple) 2. Retire Records have an EndDate (Blue) 3. Duplicate Records are ignored (Yellow) 4. Records that have changed the referencing are a combination of Retire/Add

  7. Mileage based on the LRS (Classic Dynamic Segmentation) AAA AAA BBB 14 0 5 10 .75 3 5.75 7.8 12 13.5 Scenario 1 .75 3.0 Scenario 2 12.0 13.5 Scenario 3 11.5 8.0 Scenario 4 3.0 7.78 Test Case RoadEvents Record finds RouteID and is contained within the Measures of a single ARNOLD record RoadEvents fails to find the RouteID in ARNOLD RoadEvents Measures are not in range in a record in ARNOLD Action RouteID BP EP RouteID BP EP Scenario 1 RoadEvents record creates geometry. AAA RoadEvents record fails to create geometry RoadEvents record fails to create geometry RoadEvents record creates geometry but only for the ARNOLD section within range RoadEvents record is split between each ARNOLD section for which it is in range. .75 3.0 AAA .75 3.0 Scenario 2 Orphan1 20.4 25.6 --- --- --- Scenario 2 AAA 12.0 13.5 --- --- --- RoadEvents Measures partially within range of Record in ARNOLD Scenario 3 AAA 8.0 11.5 AAA 8.0 10.0 RoadEvents Measures are split between two ARNOLD Records Scenario 4 AAA 3.0 7.78 AAA 3.0 7.8

  8. Change Detection A Add Records have a new BeginDate TL = 4 TL = 2 TL = 2 B Through_Lanes Gold Retire Records get an EndDate (it can not find a current ARNOLD Record) A TL = 2 C Retire Record (TL=2) get an EndDate Add Record (TL=4) get a BeginDate D TL = 4 C Through_Lanes 2020 B D Nothing happens

  9. Change Detection Spatial Comparison can be made of Data Items against a base. Purple shows New Roads added to F_SYSTEM. Green shows existing F_SYSTEM 1. Add Records have new BeginDate 2. Retire Records have an EndDate 3. Duplicate Records are ignored

  10. Questions Contact: Tom Roff thomas.roff@dot.gov The phone is limiting these days. Best to E-Mail. A half hour does not provide justice to this topic. Stay tuned for Talking HPMS: HPMS 9.0 Implementation Series State DOTs and Divisions: Please reach out to the HPMS Team through your State Coach and we can set something up in more detail. Consultants who are working with State DOTs should contact me directly.

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