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Mr. Steve Fitzsimons Page 8 November 5, 1996 • Translation of Traffic Database reports to Synchro input files: TJKM can complete this by acquiring Synchro, T7F and PASSER and completing a translation program to convert Traffic Database to Synchro input data. • Manual adjustment of "controller settings" from Synchro, TRANSYT 7F and PASSER II-90 output prior to conversion to actual controller settings for downloading. Programs TJKM Needs Active Cooperation from Caltrans and CT Net Developers: TJKM will need to work closely with CT Net developers at Caltrans in order to develop the following modules: Extraction and compilation of volume, occupancy and event data from 170 controllers. • Development of stored system configuration files as Synchro input. • Conversion utility for Synchro, TRANSYT 7F and PASSER 1I-90 output "controller settings" for 170 input data settings. Programs TJKM Needs Active Cooperation from Econolite and Traconex (IDC): TJKM will need to work closely with Econolite TMS, Zone Master IV and Traconet/ TDAQS programmers in order to develop the following modules: • Extraction and compilation of volume, occupancy and event data from Econolite controllers, and from Traconex controllers. • Development of stored system configuration files as Synchro input. • Conversion utility for Synchro, TRANSYT 7F and PASSER II-90 output "controller settings" for Econolite and Traconex input data settings. D. Tasks and Costs for TIS Development (Basic and Optional Features) With appropriate cooperation from all vendors and parties to the JPA, TJKM can complete an enhanced version of the Campbell TIS within $59,820. This section identifies the tasks and the estimated hours and costs for completing each of the tasks for development of the enhanced TIS. If TIS were developed independently, the costs would be greater than they are by starting with the existing Campbell TIS. In order to maximize the functions of TIS provided under this contract, TJKM recommends that the database program remain as DOS -based rather than redeveloping COUNTS with Access or other new database programs. In any case, COUNTS and Traffic Database will be capable of being operated with Windows 3.1, Windows 95 or Windows NT operating systems. (CT Net is being developed using Windows NT.) Our preliminary thinking is that the style of TIS will essentially be similar to the City of Campbell's excepting Synchro input and output modules which are Windows -based, and when TIS acts as a shell integrating signal system software with TIS when the signal system software itself operates within Windows. Prior to starting design, TJKM will meet with the TOC to discuss developing TIS as a Windows 95 or Windows NT program that runs the DOS - based database programs.