A typical industry problem is harmonizing data from multiple sources, especially when different location referencing systems, methods, and versions are used. GEWI solved this problem by developing a common location referencing system at the heart of TIC.
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The Traffic Flow Issue
Today there are many systems which create flow data from cell phones, probe vehicles, road sensors such as Bluetooth or radar, camera generated data and more. TIC can collect any version of the flow data from such third party systems and then fuse, merge, and harmonize with other data or systems, and distribute the results.
Read MoreThe Performance Issue
Performance is a concern whether in the context of systems, people or products, in both the public and private sector. From the old business saying “you can’t manage what you don’t measure” the new TIC Real-Time Statistics product feature now provides those important measurements needed for performance indicators.
Read MoreThe Mobile Issue
Now available in the Apple app store, the TIC Smart Client for iPad, provides the ability to create precisely referenced, accurate traffic and travel information from the scene of the incident. This data can then be quickly delivered to the traveler.
Read MoreThe Emergency Issue
Stability is a word that can be used to describe both the TIC product and GEWI’s available product development resources. 2013 marks the 20th year of service for Holger Kuske, GEWI’s first employee. Holger is responsible for the data modeling needed when developing new data types for new services such as emergency information.
Read MoreThe Work Zone Issue
GEWI has developed advanced features in TIC for dealing with complex work zone projects. TIC will be used in Hessen Germany for harmonized capture of work zone data on highways, federal roads and rural roads from multiple government agencies.
Read MoreNew TIC Features and ITS America Edition
TIC is constantly evolving and as a benefit to GEWI customers, in this issue we detail new product features such as for Twitter and Facebook and a new Source/Result feature which helps to improve third party collected data. All of these features were developed based on customer requests.
Read MoreThe Connected Vehicle – TPEG issue
GEWI has been involved in the development of TPEG from the very beginning, and is an active member of TISA. GEWI developers are active in several TISA groups, includingTISA’s TPEG Application Working Group and Speed (TAWG) and Speed Information (SPI) working group.
Read MoreThe Data Issue
With more devices generating new and different types of data, resolving technical issues such as harmonization and data exchange are just a few of topics to consider. Data access and ownership are also hot topics for the public and private sector. In this issue you can read about how MDM, the German Mobility Data Marketplace is addressing these issues.
Read MoreITS World Congress Issue
September 4th, 2012 marked GEWI’s 20th year in business and we’d like to thank all of our customers, employees and partners in the ITS industry for their part in GEWI reaching this milestone in our company history. GEWI celebrated the anniversary at their 2012 company workshop in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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