Maui Regional ITS Architecture Service Packages For: Hawaii Department of Transportation - Highways Division - AD2-2   AD2-2   Scroll down to view list of elements, responsible agencies (stakeholders), candidate functional areas and requirements, and flows on this diagram. List of Elements on this Diagram Click on Element Name to go to Element Detail Page. Element Name Stakeholder Maui 911 Communications Center County of Maui Police Department HDOT, Highways Division, Traffic Safety Hawaii Department of Transportation - Highways Division List of Stakeholder Elements and Roles on this Diagram Click on Element Name to go to Page with Element Details. Click on Functional Area/Role to go to Page with Candidate Functional Requirements. Stakeholder Element Name Functional Area/Role Functional Area Description County of Maui Police Department Maui 911 Communications Center Emergency Data Collection This equipment package collects and stores emergency information that is collected in the course of operations by the Emergency Management Subsystem. This data can be used directly by operations personnel or it can be made available to other data users and archives in the region. List of Flows on this Diagram Click on Architecture Flow to go to Page with Applicable ITS Standards. Source Element Architecture Flow Destination Element HDOT, Highways Division, Traffic Safety archived data products Maui 911 Communications Center HDOT, Highways Division, Traffic Safety archive status Maui 911 Communications Center HDOT, Highways Division, Traffic Safety archive requests Maui 911 Communications Center Maui 911 Communications Center traffic archive data HDOT, Highways Division, Traffic Safety Maui 911 Communications Center archived data product requests HDOT, Highways Division, Traffic Safety

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