Real time traffic data suggests travel in America’s largest cities is down over 50% from their historical seasonal norms, which could lead gasoline demand to drop to its lowest in over 20 years.
As part of our commitment to ensuring users of Iteris’ web-based maintenance decision support systems (MDSS) are in a position to leverage the systems to their fullest potential, we are pleased to provide several methods of delivering education tools and resources.
Having spoken with dozens of road maintenance practitioners from across the country, one of the most intriguing features of ClearPath Weather, our web-based maintenance decision support system (MDSS), is its ability to display current, observed road temperatures.
For most airline passengers, when the seatbelt light goes off its time to unbuckle. The plane has successfully taken off and is cruising smoothly to its destination. But cruising in clear skies doesn’t necessarily mean smooth flying.
“When is going to start snowing?” and “How much will we get?” are two of the most often asked winter questions for meteorologists. But a better question is “What type of precipitation are we going to get?”
Iteris is proud to announce the release of the 72-hour time slider to the map views for both ClearPath Weather and WebMDSS, our web-based maintenance decision support system (MDSS).
Maintenance decision support systems (MDSS) offer transportation agencies a wide range and high volume of vital atmospheric and roadway data, from which actionable insights can be extracted to ultimately benefit commercial carriers and the travelling public.
Whether you are experiencing weather and/or road impacts from wintery weather like ice storms, snow storms, blowing snow and road/bridge frost, or severe weather like tornadoes, straight-line winds, thunderstorms, hail, and storm damage, ClearPath Weather can assist you in maintaining your city or state’s roadways.
While ClearPath Weather users at city and state transportation agencies across the country might imagine there is some magic involved as they receive weather and pavement forecasts, and maintenance recommendations, there is actually a meteorological model working behind the scenes.
Terminal Automation Systems are more important now than ever and knowing to look for in a TAS critical. Read our white paper to learn more.
Comprehensive weather insights help safeguard your operations and drive confident decisions to make everyday mining operations as safe and efficient as possible.