Web Conference 2021.08.10 Curb

Web Conference - Curb Working Group

• Every other week Tuesday call at 9am PT / 12pm ET / 6pm CET

Conference Call Info

Meeting ID: 898 5980 7668 - Passcode 320307
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89859807668?pwd=ZzJrbEpTNVB4WkNqNiszcmFYVzBwZz09

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Agenda

Main Topics

1. Welcome and process (5 min) - Brian Hamlin, SDOT
2. Regulation/Event/Metrics spec recap (5 min) - Michael Schnuerle, OMF
3. Curb policy use case (8 min) - Tomas Carranza, LADOT
4. CDS Curb API Discussion (40 min) - Discuss larger open questions
   • Endpoint Structure: GeoJSON or JSON
   • CDS Units - Feet, Meters, Both
   • Regulations external to or within curb Zones

Organizers

• Hosts: Brian Hamlin (SDOT), Jacob Baskin (Coord), Michael Schnuerle (OMF)
• Note Taker: Danielle Elkins
• Facilitator: Angela Giacchetti (OMF)
• Outreach: Brian Hamlin

Minutes

• 39 Attendees
• Recording and chat log - Password: fadg9^kc
• Main Presentation Slide Deck

Notes

Action Items

• Feedback on potential metrics
• Feedback on GeoJSON vs JSON
• Feedback on data storage – concerns over file sizes – is MDS an issue currently? 100s of MB an issue?

Minutes

Curb policy use case presentation by LADOT

• Developing a digital map of curbside access
• Focus on 3 main goals:
  • Augment staff with external resources
  • Pursue outside grants
  • Test and pilot
• Rogelio Pardo, Urban Movement Labs
  • Helping to refine business models and regulatory structures
    • Facilitated workshops
    • Working with Local agencies and schools on workforce challenges
    • Pilots
      • Pilot with IBI and CurbIQ
• Jacob Malleau, Curbside specialist at IBI Group
  • CurbIQ developed in house at IBI
    • Set of tools and APIs to help cities collect, manage, and disseminate curbside data
  • Pilot Overview
    • Project Goals:
      • Demonstrate and compare 2 different curbside data collection processes for visualization and analysis in LA for UML
      • Generate curb data in open data std
      • Using CurbLR for now – hoping to migrate to CDS
      • Provide access to CurbIQ tools to visualize, collect, manage, and disseminate curbside data
    • Collection Methods
      • Vehicle based mobile mapping, surveying by foot
      • Addressing challenges with collection methods: Poor GPS accuracy
    • Progress – completing mapping
    • Next Steps – Compare data collection methods, share data/takeaways with UML partners, and provide template for best overall methodology to collect curbside data for the whole City Discussion of CDS Curb API