The 16th annual Kimley-Horn Smart Cities Technology Forum focused on topics including connected vehicles, data analytics, and our in-house traffic management software solutions. Hear from our software specialists on five key takeaways from this three-day virtual event.
With more than 33 critical corridors and upwards of 1,000 signals and 600 cameras, Kimley-Horn helped Austin’s Mobility Management Center (MMC) leverage big data analysis tools to gain insights quickly and adapt accordingly.
Stacie Phillips, P.E., played a key role in developing the official guidance for traffic signals at diverging diamond interchanges (DDI)s in TRB’s second edition informational guide. Check out the highlights and takeaways from this update.
Lance Ballard, P.E., shares how we’re turning insights into action, saving The City of Austin time and money through traffic data visualization.
A seasonal influx of visitors to scenic Sedona, AZ causes congestion and longer travel times. See how our Transportation and Software teams implement performance-based solutions using Traction™.
Is your traffic management center ready to go virtual? Kimley-Horn’s David Halloin, P.E., PTOE, and Tom Hartmann, P.E., PTOE, IMSA II, explain how they successfully coordinated a weekend-long interstate closure remotely for the City of Arlington.
Anthony Gallo, P.E., and Alan Toppen, P.E., share how they’ve helped the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) improve efficiency through ATSPM software.
Cities that have adjusted traffic signals to new patterns stemming from stay-at-home orders will need to make changes as more cars are back on the road. Tom Hartmann, P.E., PTOE, IMSA TS II explores how to make data-based decisions to keep traffic flowing.
News & Insights Dust storms—caused when dust particles raised by the wind create rolling dust clouds—have become increasingly common in
How did you start working with the City of Atlanta on the traffic management plan for the big game?
After a football game in late 2017, it took approximately 60 minutes to clear more than 70,000 guests from the parking decks and streets around the arena.
How can big data be used to conduct analyses? Anthony Gallo and Tim Padgett share how big data can improve transportation modeling.
