Key TIC Service Platform Features

All data processing is rule-based so that it can easily be adapted to customer needs.

The platform can be used for multiple services. For example, a national TIC can provide the platform to several regional TICs and ensure that operators and services only have access to the data for which they are responsible.

Visualization functions are based on local maps and a database containing both static (routes, location of plants and infrastructures, etc.) and dynamic information (real-time traffic data, location of LPT vehicles, accidents localization, construction sites).

If various authorities report the same traffic event, the platform automatically recognizes similarities, merges similar circumstances, and reports any operator discrepancies.

This is accomplished by converting information into a common standard. A typical scenario is that of data published via FM radio, in the RDS-TMC standard, and digital radio, in the DAP-TPEG standard.

Adapters, protocol converters, and software modules automatically acquire and distribute information via several communication channels.

This feature allows the automatic creation of congestion events from raw data provided by sensors and floating car data. In response to abnormal traffic conditions, the system generates alerts to users and operators, allowing them to carefully monitor the situation.

Compatibility for the exchange of traffic data between individual authorities, regions, and the CCISS is required by the ITS Directive. Traffic data exchange protocols are based on European standards (DATEX II, TMC).