Headline News
November 23, 2011
City of Chula Vista, California has selected MS2 to implement and host a cloud-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS). The system, integrated with Google Maps and ArcGIS server, will be used to automatically poll, process, analyze, and display vehicle counts and statistics from the city's ITS devices, such as SCATS and RTMS.
September 16, 2011
MS2 completed the system development work commissioned by Munetrix LLC for its Dynamic Dashboard. The dashboard, hosted by MS2, compiles and displays key performance measures for public agencies to improve fiscal transparency.
July 28, 2011
City of Frisco, Texas has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Traffic Crash Location System (TCLS). The system, integrated with Google Maps and ArcGIS server, will be used to manage and analyze traffic crash data and police reports throughout the city.
June 14, 2011
Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) in Texas uses the innovative map matching algorithm within MS2's Travel Time Database System (TTDS) to process travel time segment data acquired from INRIX. The algorithm resolves the spatial differences between the road networks used by the MPO and INRIX, which makes it possible to use the speed data in the MPO's planning functions.
May 4, 2011
City of Pasadena, California has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Transportation Data Management System (TMS). The system, integrated with Google Maps and ArcGIS server, will be used to manage traffic count and turning movement count data throughout the city.
February 18, 2011
Washington DC DOT, partnering with Howard University Traffic Data Center, has selected MS2's Transportation Data Management System (TMS) for traffic count data processing and sharing in the nation's capital.
January 3, 2011
An MS2 software user agency since 2006, City of Minneapolis has selected another MS2 system module - Traffic Crash Location System (TCLS) - to manage and analyze crash data throughout the city.