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Integrating Asset Management Processes and Data at Colorado DOT Successful Asset Management Business Models and Barriers to Their Implementation Scott Richrath Performance & Policy Analysis Manager Colorado Department of Transportation Annual TRB / ABC 40 January 22, 2012 1

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Integrating Asset Management Processes

and Data at Colorado DOT

Successful Asset Management

Business Models and

Barriers to Their Implementation

Scott Richrath

Performance & Policy Analysis Manager

Colorado Department of Transportation

Annual TRB / ABC 40

January 22, 2012

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Integrating Asset Management Processes

and Data at Colorado DOT

• State of the State – CDOT today

• Ideal State – Best Practices

• Moving Forward – CDOT tomorrow

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Successful Asset Management

Business Models and

Barriers to Their Implementation

Colorado

• 5 MPO’s

• 88,389 centerline miles

9,109 CDOT

58,778 County

15,675 City

4,827 Other

CDOT

• 3,000+ employees

• 6 engineering regions

• ~$1 billion annual budget

About Colorado & CDOT

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Asset Data Users

Asset Data Stewards

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Collect

• Field Data Collection

• Imagery-Based Data Collection

• Mobile Data Collection

Update

• Historical Records

• Project-Level Data Collection

• Field Inspections

Maintain

• Standard Operating Procedures

• Preventative Maintenance Procedures

• Scheduled Network-Level Data Collection

Management of Asset Data

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Source: Data Transfer Solutions

Asset Data Stewards

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CDOT

Policy

Linear

Referencing

System

CDOT has one unified linear referencing system…

All roadway changes that affect the LRS will be

coordinated throughout CDOT.

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Lots of Assets. Lots of Data.

8 Source: EarthMine

Lots of Assets. Lots of Data.

More than 50 fields are available (not required)

in CDOT Maintenance Work Orders

within Enterprise Resource Planning software.

(Prior to ERP, >50 legacy systems.)

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Few Assets. Few Data?

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Data about Fences & Culverts

Owners / Originators

• Survey Unit – desktop or Document

Management System

• Maintenance & Operations – ERP

• Environmental – desktop

• Transportation Development – GIS

• Bridge (culverts) – PONTIS, desktop

Other Users

• Traffic Safety – TS Assessment systems

• Access Management – desktop

• Design Engineering – CAD, desktop

• Others

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Managing Multiple Asset Categories

“PONTIS”

SAP

Pavement Analysis

Bridge Condition

Strategic Analysis

Including Funding

Needs & Trade-offs

Multi Asset

Management System

Maintenance LOS

SAP ITS

SAP

Fleet

dTIMS CT

Managing Multiple Asset Categories

About 3,000 assets in each asset category.

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CDOT Self-Assessment

Group Gap

Avg Hi Lo

Policy Guidance 1.57

Planning & Programming 1.76

Program Delivery 1.90

Information and Analysis 2.09

Overall 1.88

Data

Questions

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Consultant Assessment of CDOT

Level 0 – Ad Hoc 1 - Aware 2 - Planning 3 - Defined 4 - Managed 5 – Integrated 6-Continuous

Improvement

Tech /

Tools No tools in

place

Planning for tools

to support data

management in

some offices

Planning for tools to support

data management across

agency or for a specific

office.

Implemented some

tools to support data

management but not

widespread across

agency.

Widespread

implementation of

tools to support data

management but not

integrated

Integrated,

widespread

implementation of

tools to support data

management and

performance

measurement

Ongoing assessment of

new technology to

support and improve data

management and

performance

measurement.

People

Not aware of

need for

improved data

management

to support

performance

measurement

processes

Aware of need for

improved data

management to

support

performance

measurement

processes /

No action has

been taken

Aware of need for

improved data

management to support

performance

measurement processes .

Some steps have been

made within agency to

improve technology or

institutional setting to

support data management

in at least one office.

Aware of need for

improved data

management to support

performance

measurement processes

/

Some steps have been

made within agency to

improve both technology

and institutional setting to

support data

management in more

than one office

Aware of need for

improved data

management to

support performance

measurement

processes /

Improvements are

under way to improve

both technology and

institutional setting to

support data

management across

the agency

Aware of need for

improved data

management to

support performance

measurement

processes /

technology and

institutional processes

are in place to support

data management for

performance

measures

Agency is able to develop

performance measures

and predict outcomes for

programs based on

success with other

programs.

Process No data

governance in

place

Agency is

discussing

needs/plans for

data

governance.

Some level of data program

assessment and formulation

of roles for data managers is

underway in one or more

offices of agency.

Data Business Planning

underway – including

development of

governance model for

multiple offices in agency.

Data Business Plan

developed with data

assessment complete

and data governance

structure defined

Fully operational data

governance structure

in place

Data governance

structure fully supports

data management

activities across the

agency.

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Colorado Department of Transportation’s

Asset Management Journey

• State of the State – CDOT today

• Ideal State – Best Practices

• Moving Forward – CDOT tomorrow

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Successful Asset Management

Business Models and

Barriers to Their Implementation

Effective Asset Management

Policy-driven

Performance-based

Analysis of options and tradeoffs

Decisions based on quality information

Monitoring provides clear accountability

and feedback

Source: Asset Management for Sustainability, Accountability, and Performance

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What is quality information?

MIRE has 114 roadway segment descriptors

• Descriptor #1: County Name

• Definition: The name of the county or equivalent entity where the segment is located.

• Attributes: The county name or equivalent entity where the roadway segment is located.

• Priority: Critical HPMS/Tool

• Requirements: HPMS (Full Extent), HSM/IHSDM (Required), Safety Analyst (Required Conditionally)

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How do you integrate?

Structure A

Source: Asset Management for Sustainability, Accountability, and Performance 20

Structure A

DATA

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Structure B

Source: Transportation Asset Management Guide 22

Proposed CDOT Structure

Citizen Value, Performance,

Levels of Service

Data & Information

Management

Program Management,

Project Delivery

Financial Management

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Colorado Department of Transportation’s

Asset Management Journey

• State of the State – CDOT today

• Ideal State – Best Practices

• Moving Forward – CDOT tomorrow

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Successful Asset Management

Business Models and

Barriers to Their Implementation

Moving Forward

• Data Collection for maintenance, traffic operations, and

environmental assets

• Developing business plan to maintain data.

• Public Budget Formulation in ERP

• Linking spending to asset performance.

• Data Integration Business Plan → Data Governance

• Value data as an asset.

• Multi-Asset Management System

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Successful Asset Management

Business Models and

Barriers to Their Implementation

Prioritize Data Governance

X

Probability

Risk Assessment Evaluate the probability and impact of failed data management.

Imp

ac

t

Costs

Benefit-Cost Evaluate the benefits and costs of proper data management.

Ben

efi

ts

X

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“PONTIS”

SAP

Pavement Analysis

Bridge Condition

Strategic Analysis

Including Funding

Needs & Trade-offs

Multi Asset

Management System

Maintenance LOS

SAP ITS

SAP

Fleet

dTIMS CT

Managing Multiple Asset Categories

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Increased Use of Technology

28 Source: EarthMine

29 Source: EarthMine

30 Source: EarthMine

Other Use of Mobile Technology

Concept of Operations Pilot • MPO-CDOT-Local joint project

• Sponsored in part by SHRP 2 L05

• The purpose of this Pilot Implementation is to evaluate

the feasibility of determining performance measure

indices on arterial roadways.

• If this Concept of Operations is proven, future

implementations may utilize other technologies

– Bluetooth readers

– license plate recognition devices

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Successful Asset Management

Business Models and

Barriers to Their Implementation

Integrating Asset Management Processes

and Data at Colorado DOT

Scott Richrath

Colorado Department of Transportation

303-757-9793

[email protected]

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