2004 UC Proceedings Abstract
NJDOT and NHDOT Statewide Transportation Data Model Track: Transportation Author(s): Jim Carl, Jim Irwin, Kirk Weaver, Donald Perry New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) and New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) have recently adopted a simplified Esri UNETRANS model for their transportation network. The model calls for the spatial data to have a dual centerline representation of divided highways and single centerline representation for all other routes. All spatial data are stored and maintained in Esri ArcSDE and ArcGIS software. For NHDOT, the primary implementation task is to inventory all state maintained roadways including ramps and circles. For NJDOT, the primary task is to digitize all public roads within the state from newly acquired 2002 orthophotos at 1-foot resolution. The newly acquired data will allow for more accurate mileposting measurements and linear referencing of features. This presentation will discuss the key challenges, similarities and differences between the implementations of the model at two states. Jim Carl New Jersey Department of Transportation Bureau of Transportation Data Development 1035 Parkway Avenue Trenton , NJ 08625 US Phone: 609-530-3522 E-mail: Jim.Carl@DOT.STATE.NJ.US Jim Irwin New Hampshire Department of Transportation Transportation Planning PO Box 483, Hazen Drive Concord , NH 03302 US Phone: 603-271-1626 E-mail: jirwin@dot.state.nh.us Kirk Weaver Michael Baker Jr., Inc. GIST Department 301 College Road East Princeton , NJ 08540 US Phone: 609-734-7900 E-mail: kweaver@mbakercorp.com Donald Perry New Jersey Department of Transportation 1035 Parkway Avenue Trenton , NJ 08625 US Phone: 609-530-3522 E-mail: Don.Perry@dot.state.nj.us |