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PennDOT’s Maintenance‐IQ: Enhancing Asset Management & Operations Ohio Planning 2018: Columbus, OH Nate Reck, Gov’t Solutions Director GeoDecisions Gannett Fleming’s Geospatial Business Line

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PennDOT’s Maintenance‐IQ:Enhancing Asset Management & Operations

Ohio Planning 2018: Columbus, OH

Nate Reck, Gov’t Solutions DirectorGeoDecisionsGannett Fleming’s Geospatial Business Line

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Topics/Discussions

• Maintenance‐IQ• What is it?• Why is PennDOT doing it?• Where are we today?

• Proven Scenarios• Benefits• Secret To Success• Path Forward

Desktop Web Device

Server Online Content and Services

Portal

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The DOT Road Map

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What Is It?  And Why Do It?

PennDOT Maintenance‐IQ

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What is Maintenance‐IQ?• Purpose: To improve the planning and scheduling of maintenance activities

• Based: On a framework of GIS technology (Esri, AngularJS, Oracle Spatial) that is consistent with PennDOT’s enterprise GIS initiatives focused on reusability, scalability, and affordability.

• Initial Goals of Use:• Data Validation and Cleansing• Identifies coordination opportunities (regionalization)• Eliminates out‐of‐sequence rework• Supports getting preservation activities “on‐cycle”• Increases operational efficiency• Reduces mobilization costs

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Why GIS at the Heart of It?

• GIS mapping is a perfect fit for maintenance planning because pretty much everything we do in maintenance is location‐based.

• Provides 3 main functions:- Integration- Analysis- Visualization

• Performs 3 main analyses:- Spatial- Temporal (time)- Buffer

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Data, Data, Data…

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The below GIS system map allows managers to visualize the 5 Year Surface Improvement Plan (paving) funded by maintenance and capital appropriations.

• Improves planning for prep work and preservation activities• Assists in identifying coordination opportunities (regionalization)

5 Year Surface Improvement Plan

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Pipe replacement is a common maintenance activity. Maintenance‐IQ enables maintenance managers to quickly and easily identify recommended pipe replacements by type (i.e., cross pipe, parallel pipe, etc.), size, and material (i.e., metal, concrete, etc.).  

Custom Filtering on the Fly

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The below GIS system map allows managers to visualize the prep work activities “planned” after surface improvement projects (paving).

Is a proactive map that helps to eliminate out‐of‐sequence rework (i.e., prep‐type activities performed soon after a surface improvement).

Prep Work – Out of Order Analysis

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The below GIS system map supports getting preventative maintenance (i.e., crack sealing, shoulder cutting, seal coat) activities “on‐cycle”in turn, decreasing on‐demand maintenance needs and efforts.

Cycle Maintenance – Out of Cycle Analysis

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The below GIS map demonstrates how Maintenance‐IQ was used to develop a “cycle‐sectional” maintenance crack sealing program (4 year cycle). By working within geographic zones; we further optimize the efficiency of the operation by reducing mobilization costs via travel time. 

Cycle Sectional Maintenance – Planned vs. Actual

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Frequent Flooding with Possible Bad PipesBeing able to compare data from the Road Condition and 511 data/sites and how they relate to the pipe inventory and floodplain data to show relationship and devise plans of attack to repair.

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Pavement Management CyclesTemplate maps showing where certain types of roads are beyond their pavement life and need replaced completely.

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Predictive Pavement Out of Cycle Maps

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Buffer Analysis for Runoff PotentialQuick and easy buffers to identify possible wetland impacts and runoff possibilities.

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Winter Services MapView and validation of material mixes being used throughout a district related to level of service.

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PennDOT’s mobile application team developed an internal mobile app called “GeoSnap” that enables highway foreman and maintenance managers to take photos from their iPhone and/or iPad and upload them into Maintenance‐IQ.

Example ‐ Before/after photos to document flood related damages for potential reimbursement from PEMA and FEMA.

GeoSnap Mobile App

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Guiderail End Treatment App – Short Term

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Mobile Asset and Condition Collection

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GIS Asset Collection – Mobile App – Coming Soon!

• Start with Guiderail (now)- Construction- HOP- Department Force- STAMPP- RAR

• Move on to Drainage, Shoulders, ADA Ramps, …

• Single Platform for Mobile Asset Condition and Inventory Collection

• Dashboarding for Managers

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Download Surveys and Data by County

Mobile Asset and Condition Collection

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Launched in May 2015 Statewide

Benefits Since Launch

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How Has Maint‐IQ Helped PennDOT?• Initial Goals of Use:

• Data Validation and Cleansing

• Identifies coordination opportunities (regionalization)

• Eliminates out‐of‐sequence rework

• Supports getting preservation activities “on‐cycle”

• Increases operational efficiency

• Reduces mobilization costs

• It Has Also:• Significant reduction of non‐productive travel time/costs (mobilization/fuel costs) • Has Helped Counties Create Cycle Maintenance Programs• Decrease on‐demand maintenance (potholes, crack sealing) 

• Generating cost savings!!!! 

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Secret to Success

• Executive and Management Buy‐In

• Focused and Knowledgeable Working Group / Steering Committee

• Initial and Follow‐up Onsite User Trainings

• Power Users in the Districts

• Continued Enhancements and Workflows

• Data, data, and more data!!

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Secret to Success

• MapCore and PennBOTS• Shared, extensible, ever growing code framework

• Being developed in tandem by 4 different development teams

• Shared architecture and data structures to drive similar user experience between apps

• Shared services and GIS data REST endpoints for ever growing use

• Currently serves as the heart of 7+ applications at PennDOT and soon 3 more!• Maint‐IQ, GIS‐IQ, MPMS‐IQ, VideoLog, ISLE, iROW, CDART, RCRS, KEES, PDConnects

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ACEC Pennsylvania Diamond Honor Award Winner in Engineering Excellence Competition

Award Winning Platform 2017 ACEC‐PA Diamond Honor Award Winner

2017 ACEC National Honorable Mention

2017 Governor’s Award of Excellence in PA Finalist 

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Path Forward

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Where Does PennDOT Go From Here?

• Continue to Add‐To and Enhance Functions and Workflows for Districts

• Integrate more data from SAP and link to new SAP‐HANA implementation• On the fly analytics and dashboards using Esri’s Insights and Ops Dashboard

• Weekly Plans showing Planned Equip, Materials, Labor vs What Was Used

• Link to Contracting System (ECMS) to pull vendor and contract info and costs

• Bring in New User Groups DOT‐wide – like Construction, Design, Permits, etc.

• Create a “Lite” version for mobile use and non‐power user use

• More mobile apps to help with data collection and assessment

• More, more, and more…!!

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Questions?     Thank You!

Nate Reck, Gov’t Solutions [email protected]