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Bridge management system (BMS)
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- Impactful algorithms
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- Status
- In use
General information
Theme
Begin date
Contact information
Responsible use
Goal and impact
The bridge operator will be provided with advice that will better coordinate a bridge opening with road and water traffic; to improve flow in a thorough and fair manner.
Considerations
Automating the processing and weighting of data makes it possible to support the bridge operator in a potentially complex decision with information from more different sources.
Human intervention
The system provides a bridge operator with a 'ready-made' operating advice, but the bridge operator is free to follow the advice or not. To confirm this, the extent to which operating advice is deviated from is structurally monitored and analysed.
Risk management
All decisions are recorded and analysed to monitor the effective functioning of the system. Comments and complaints from residents and (waterway) road users are also analysed.
Legal basis
The Province of North Holland ensures the smooth and safe flow of traffic.
Operations
Data
The algorithm uses anonymised current 'track and trace' data from ships and road traffic, including public transport, ambulances and other emergency services with urgency. It also uses weather data, data from other bridges and locks, and data on waterway works.
Technical design
The algorithm calculates an optimal moment for opening a bridge using calculation rules and weights for the different modes. These weights are set in a priority model.
External provider
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- Impact assessment
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- Status
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