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ITSSA – SANRAL Current & Future Communications Requirements (Feb/9)

CURRENT AND FUTURE CURRENT AND FUTURE COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS REQUIREMENTS FOR REQUIREMENTS FOR

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

SANRAL ITS PROJECTS SANRAL ITS PROJECTS

Kersen Naidoo Kersen Naidoo


ITS DEPLOYMENT ITS DEPLOYMENT ►OVERVIEW OF DISCUSSION – SANRAL CURRENT MAJOR PROJECTS

§ GAUTENG ITS PROJECTS ►Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP) ►Gauteng Freeway Management System

§ CAPE TOWN ITS PROJECTS ►Cape Town Freeway Management System

§ ETHEKWINI ITS PROJECTS ►eThekwini Freeway Management System


Gauteng Freeway Gauteng Freeway Management Project Management Project

§ § ITS project officially launched ITS project officially launched by Minister of Transport by Minister of Transport – – October 2006 October 2006 § § To facilitate FMS To facilitate FMS – – ITS ITS technologies implemented technologies implemented include traffic detection include traffic detection equipment, video surveillance equipment, video surveillance & VMS Signing & VMS Signing


Pilot: Ben Schoeman Freeway length 24 km Deployment included typical ITS field devices: • 62 CCTV cameras implemented

• 27 PTZ/Dome, 35 Fixed Cameras • 11 VMS (9 Strategic / 2 Tactical) • 28 inductive loop counting stations

Communications Backbone • Optic fibre chosen – known, tried and tested • Gigabit Switches connect Backbone to field

devices and NMC • 2 x 12 Core single mode Heavy Duty Duct

(HDD) fibre optic in 110mm PVC sleeves • Optic fibre installed in SANRAL Road

Reserve

Project Extent Project Extent – – Pilot Pilot


Project extended to maximise benefits of Project extended to maximise benefits of FMS FMS 180km freeway network in total 180km freeway network in total

• • N1 north & west, N4 east, N3 south, N12 N1 north & west, N4 east, N3 south, N12 and N17 and N17 • • 50 VMS signs 50 VMS signs • • 200 CCTV cameras 200 CCTV cameras

Project Extent Project Extent – – Extensions Extensions


Expanded Communications Backbone: Expanded Communications Backbone: • • 1 x 24 Core single mode blown fibre optic 1 x 24 Core single mode blown fibre optic in 7 tube miniduct. in 7 tube miniduct. • • Optic fibre installed in SANRAL Road Optic fibre installed in SANRAL Road Reserve Reserve • • Wireless backbone along the Eastern Wireless backbone along the Eastern sections of the N12 & N17 sections of the N12 & N17 Motorola Gemini Motorola Gemini Light (21Mbits/s aggregate) and Spectra Light (21Mbits/s aggregate) and Spectra Light (43Mbits/s aggregate) Light (43Mbits/s aggregate) – – latency latency problems initially. Upgrade to equipment problems initially. Upgrade to equipment resolved problems resolved problems

Project Extent Project Extent – – Extensions Extensions


• • Availability/Uptime of Communication Availability/Uptime of Communication Network Network • • Recurring problems with theft and vandalism Recurring problems with theft and vandalism • • Problems also with GFIP construction causing fibre Problems also with GFIP construction causing fibre breaks breaks • • Result that average network availability estimated at 20% Result that average network availability estimated at 20% 60% 60%

• • Current Mitigation measures Current Mitigation measures • • Encase replaced fibre sections in concrete Encase replaced fibre sections in concrete • • Implement real time remote monitoring Implement real time remote monitoring • • Explore wireless communications as redundancy on Explore wireless communications as redundancy on critical network areas critical network areas • • Gauteng ORT fibre network can offer redundant ring Gauteng ORT fibre network can offer redundant ring

Current Communications challenges Current Communications challenges


GFIP GFIP Project Status Project Status ► ► Project Phase 1 (2010) currently underway entails extensive Project Phase 1 (2010) currently underway entails extensive upgrades and expansions to sections of the N1, N3, N12, N4 upgrades and expansions to sections of the N1, N3, N12, N4 and R21 and R21

► ► Total initial project cost (upgrades and Total initial project cost (upgrades and new routes) amounts to approximately R23bn, costs being new routes) amounts to approximately R23bn, costs being refined refined

► ► Total value of Contracts awarded to date is R14 bn Total value of Contracts awarded to date is R14 bn ► ► Project financed as a state implemented toll road Project financed as a state implemented toll road – – on on ‘ ‘user user pay pay’ ’ principle via Open Road Tolling (ORT) principle via Open Road Tolling (ORT)


GFIP Phase 1 (2010) GFIP Phase 1 (2010)


GFIP Phase 1 (2010) GFIP Phase 1 (2010) ► ► Communications Communications Infrastructure Infrastructure § § Link ORT infrastructure Link ORT infrastructure & transmit data & transmit data – – gantries, RSE, VPC, CSC, gantries, RSE, VPC, CSC, CCH, etc. CCH, etc. § § Approximately 185 km Approximately 185 km § § Consists of 110 mm PVC Consists of 110 mm PVC sleeve + 40 mm 7 way sleeve + 40 mm 7 way mini duct mini duct § § Cast in situ in concrete F Cast in situ in concrete F shape median barrier in shape median barrier in Freeway median Freeway median


GFIP Future (2010 +) GFIP Future (2010 +)

► ►Phase 2 Phase 2 – – Future upgrades to 223 km of Future upgrades to 223 km of road and 158 km of new routes from 2010 road and 158 km of new routes from 2010 to 2020 to 2020

► ►Further R7b (excl VAT,2007) Further R7b (excl VAT,2007) ► ►Envisaged that there is similar roll Envisaged that there is similar roll out of out of communications infrastructure in freeway communications infrastructure in freeway median for ORT applications median for ORT applications


Gauteng ORT (2010) Gauteng ORT (2010)

► ► Communications Options for ORT Communications Options for ORT § § SANRAL installs and maintains fibre infrastructure SANRAL installs and maintains fibre infrastructure § § ORT Operator installs and maintains infrastructure ORT Operator installs and maintains infrastructure § § Appoint (tender/agreement) specialist third party Appoint (tender/agreement) specialist third party ‘ ‘telecom type telecom type’ ’ entity to install and maintain, with entity to install and maintain, with allowance for some commercial usage allowance for some commercial usage

► ► Currently weighing up these options i.t.o Currently weighing up these options i.t.o risk/benefit risk/benefit


SANRAL AGREEMENTS SANRAL AGREEMENTS Communications Infrastructure Communications Infrastructure

► ► Formal agreements in place for provision of communication Formal agreements in place for provision of communication infrastructure with: infrastructure with: § § Dark Fibre Africa Dark Fibre Africa § § Neotel Neotel Essentially, agreements detail communication Essentially, agreements detail communication infrastructure provisions to SANRAL for allowing use of infrastructure provisions to SANRAL for allowing use of Road Reserve for fibre cable installation Road Reserve for fibre cable installation

► ► Currently in deliberations for similar with: Currently in deliberations for similar with: § § Infraco Infraco § § Telkom Telkom

CAPE TOWN (FMS) (SANRAL Implementing Agency)


Freeways in the Cape Town Metropolitan Area. Freeways in the Cape Town Metropolitan Area. N1, N2, M3, M5, N7, R300. (SANRAL, PGWC and COCT) N1, N2, M3, M5, N7, R300. (SANRAL, PGWC and COCT)

Cape Town FMS SANRAL PGWC COCT

Location Location


Communications Infrastructure Communications Infrastructure (Optic Fibre and Wireless) (Optic Fibre and Wireless)

D e sc rip tio n Ro u te , se c tio n

C ha ina g e Ba ck b o n e La st m ile

N 2 Fre e w a y: Sw a rtk lip Inte rc ha ng e to Eng e n 1 stop So m erse t W est (N 2)

N 2 S ec tio n 1 km 18 .9 to 31 .5

SM 24 fib re b lo w n m in ic a b le in n ew m in id uc ts

M M 8 fib re b lo w n m in ic a b le in ne w m in id uc ts

S ir Low ry’s Pa ss (N 2)

N 2 S ec tio n 2 km 48 .7 to 55 .4

3G W ire le ss 3G W ire le ss

R3 00 F re e w a y: R300 fro m km 13 .4 to N 1

R300 km 13 .4 to 30 .4


M M 8 fib re b lo w n m in ic a b le in ne w m in id uc ts

N 1 Fre e w a y: N 1 O ld O a k to H ug uen o t P la za

N 1 S ec tio n 1 km 30 .0 to 56 .0


N il. Ba c kb o ne fib re to ea c h c a m e ra a n d V M S


Future Contracts will also link: Future Contracts will also link:

* traffic detectors * traffic detectors * Weather Monitoring and Fog Detection * Weather Monitoring and Fog Detection Systems Systems

C ontrac t VMS C ameras F ibre (km) VMS C ameras F ibre (km) VMS C ameras F ibre k(m)

A1 26 41.5 23 26 8 3.7 A2 40 39 30 20 11 9.2 E 15 24 9

Totals 15 66 80.5 24 53 46 9 19 12.9 % of Total 31% 48% 58% 50% 38% 33% 19% 14% 9%

FMS Totals VMS 48 C ameras 138 F ibre 139.4

S ANRAL PGWC C oC T

Communications Infrastructure Communications Infrastructure Field Devices Field Devices


Possible Future Requirements Possible Future Requirements

► ►Addition of FMS infrastructure Addition of FMS infrastructure § § to extensions of the R300 to extensions of the R300 § § N7 highway N7 highway

eThekwini (FMS) (Cooperative initiative with ETA)


ITS DEPLOYMENT ITS DEPLOYMENT

► ► Ethekwini Deployment Ethekwini Deployment Participants Participants § § SANRAL SANRAL § § ETA (Sharing ETA TMC ETA (Sharing ETA TMC – – Joint Operations based here) Joint Operations based here)

► ► Deployment Routes Deployment Routes § § N2: Durban Airport to Watson Highway Interchange N2: Durban Airport to Watson Highway Interchange § § N3: N3/1 N3: N3/1 – – km 8,2 (Candella Road Bridge) to km 8,2 (Candella Road Bridge) to Hammarsdale Hammarsdale § § Total Length 90km Total Length 90km


ITS DEPLOYMENT ITS DEPLOYMENT


ITS DEPLOYMENT ITS DEPLOYMENT ► ► Contracts and Timelines Contracts and Timelines § § Total of 5 Contracts with Overall Completion Total of 5 Contracts with Overall Completion – – Mar 2010 Mar 2010

§ § Contract A (Fibre Cable and CCTV) Contract A (Fibre Cable and CCTV) ► ► Tender award imminent Tender award imminent – – Contract End Oct/2009 Contract End Oct/2009

§ § Contract B (System Integration Contract B (System Integration – – Field Devices + TMC) Field Devices + TMC) ► ► Tender close Apr/2009 Tender close Apr/2009 – – Contract End Dec/2009 Contract End Dec/2009

§ § Contract C (Traffic Management Centre TMC) Contract C (Traffic Management Centre TMC) ► ► Tender close Apr/2009 Tender close Apr/2009 – – Contract End Oct/2009 Contract End Oct/2009

§ § Contract E (Variable Message Signs VMS) Contract E (Variable Message Signs VMS) ► ► Tender close 6/Mar/2009 Tender close 6/Mar/2009 – – Contract End Nov/2009 Contract End Nov/2009

§ § Contract F (Traffic Detectors) Contract F (Traffic Detectors) ► ► Tender close May/2009 Tender close May/2009 – – Contract End Dec/2009 Contract End Dec/2009


COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS

► ►Communications Backbone Communications Backbone § § N2 Route N2 Route

► ►Fibre length approx 45 km Fibre length approx 45 km ► ►24 SM blown fibre in 7 way HDPE miniduct 24 SM blown fibre in 7 way HDPE miniduct

§ § N3 Route N3 Route ► ►Fibre length approx 45 km Fibre length approx 45 km ► ► Strong possibility of Neotel involvement i.r.o of Strong possibility of Neotel involvement i.r.o of communications infrastructure roll communications infrastructure roll out out


FUTURE REQUIREMENTS FUTURE REQUIREMENTS

► ► Future Plans (post 2010) Future Plans (post 2010) § § Likelihood exists for extension of fibre communication Likelihood exists for extension of fibre communication backbone and with it the FMS coverage backbone and with it the FMS coverage ► ►Cato Ridge to Cato Ridge to Pietermaritzburg Pietermaritzburg – – N3 (align with Neotel N3 (align with Neotel’ ’s s strategic NLD deployment strategic NLD deployment – – DBN DBN JHB) JHB)

► ►Watson Highway to Mtunzini Watson Highway to Mtunzini – – N2 (Telkom has expressed N2 (Telkom has expressed interest, offering sharing infrastructure costs) interest, offering sharing infrastructure costs)

§ § Link all SANRAL ER facilities (ITS, existing Toll Plazas, Link all SANRAL ER facilities (ITS, existing Toll Plazas, new KSIA Toll Plaza, Overload Control stations, etc to new KSIA Toll Plaza, Overload Control stations, etc to central monitoring points e.g. SANRAL ER Offices central monitoring points e.g. SANRAL ER Offices


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