Maui Regional ITS Architecture Element: HDOT-HWY-M Field Devices Description: Represents field devices owned by HDOT Highways - Maui District. Status: Existing Stakeholder: Hawaii Department of Transportation - Highways Division, Maui District Functional Areas: (Linked to Functional Requirements) View All Functional Requirements Roadway Signal Priority Roadway Basic Surveillance Roadway Signal Controls Roadway Traffic Information Dissemination Roadway Work Zone Traffic Control Roadway Field Device Monitoring Roadway Signal Preemption Interfaces: (Flows) HDOT-HWY-M Maintenance Dispatch HDOT-HWY-M Traffic Operations Center Maui Bus Fixed Route Vehicles Maui DPW Traffic Operations Center Maui EMS Vehicles Maui Fire Vehicles Service Packages: APTS09 - Transit Signal Priority - Maui Bus ATMS01 - Network Surveillance - Maui Department of Public Works (DPW) ATMS01 - Network Surveillance - HDOT Highways Maui District (HDOT - HWY - M) ATMS03 - Traffic Signal Control - Maui Department of Public Works (DPW) ATMS03 - Traffic Signal Control - HDOT ATMS06 - Traffic Information Dissemination - Maui Department of Public Works (DPW) ATMS06 - Traffic Information Dissemination - HDOT Highway Maui District (HDOT-HWY-M) EM02 - Emergency Routing - HDOT Highway Maui District (HDOT-HWY-M) / Maui Department of Fire and Public Safety EM02 - Emergency Routing - HDOT Highway Maui District (HDOT-HWY-M) / Maui EMS MC07 - Roadway Maintenance and Construction - HDOT Highway Maui District (HDOT-HWY-M) MC08 - Work Zone Management - HDOT Highway Maui District (HDOT-HWY-M) Mapping: Roadway

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