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Press Releases - Safe Streets and Roads for All

News and announcements related to the SS4A program, which awards grants directly to regional, local, and Tribal communities for implementation, planning, and demonstration projects driven at the local level to improve safety and help prevent deaths and serious injuries on the nation’s roadways.

Secretary Pete Buttigieg Statement on Secretary Mineta’s Passing

This week, the world lost a great man: former Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta.     Secretary Mineta was an Army veteran, the mayor of his hometown, a pioneering Congressman, the first Asian American Cabinet secretary, and the longest-serving Secretary of Transportation in U.S...

Secure Data Commons - Capabilities

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Description of multiple capabilities and services provided by the USDOT OCIO Secure Data Commons (SDC). These capabilities and services support data & visualizations, security, open-source collaboration, obtaining your feature enhancements requests, and dedicated SDC...

Secure Data Commons - ProjSpotlightFraARDS

Agile Railroad Data Science Programs (ARDS)

 

Integrate railroad data with external datasets, from other DOT modes and other government agencies

Agile Railroad Data Science (ARDS) project integration into SDC continues to help accomplish Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Safety Data objectives using the SDC to modernize FRA’s analytical capabilities, and to establish a reliable “hub.” The SDC supports FRA’s vision to integrate railroad data with external datasets to facilitate greater understanding and improvement of railroad safety. The FRA has already made Railroad Accident and Incident, Highway Rail Grade Crossing Incident, Activation Failure and False Proceed and Positive Train Control data available in SDC and is currently working to ingest external datasets, such as population data from the 2020 Decennial Census. Additionally, the SDC is working on developing a data visualization service to make it easier for users to export data into a data visualization tool.
 

Sponsor: Federal Railroad Administration

Last updated April 2022

Secure Data Commons - ProjSpotlightOSS4ITS

Open-Source Software for Intelligent Transportation Systems (OSS4ITS)

 

OSS4ITS advances the deployment of interoperable transportation systems

USDOT has several development projects underway that are using Agile Development practices to create open-source software with robust Communities of Practice. These include, but are not limited to, the Secure Data Commons (SDC), the Operational Data Environment (ODE), CARMA, and the V2X Hub. Each of these projects support different parts of an overall US DOT Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) deployment architecture and are managed separately, with individual development teams. OSS4ITS is an ecosystem that promotes the deployment of interoperable transportation systems.

Architecture Reference for Cooperative and Intelligent Transportation (ARC-IT)

OSS4ITS ecosystem promotes development of open-source code that ensures code reuse and shared architecture. The software suite provides a common framework for planners and engineers to design and implement interoperable systems to support research teams in DOT, software companies, and device manufactures.

Upcoming OSS4ITS Reference Implementation

Research teams in DOT, academics, and the private sector are looking for the latest Work Zone data technologies in progress. The full functionality of OSS4ITS software suite (including SDC) enabled data exchanges for the Work Zone use case. The team prepared and informed transportation agencies and companies on how OSS4ITS software tools work seamlessly for this use case. Also the TFHRC cloud solution established the connection between CARMA analytics and SDC so that CARMA data can be transferred via AWS.

Last updated December 2022