Architecture development at the Dutch Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management is aimed at providing a common framework in which new (and current!) developments can be better focused and from which better choices can be made for both functional, organisational as technical aspects of the integral traffic control system (the Dutch AVB-project). One of the architectures that is developed within the architecture framework of the AVB-project is the traffic control architecture. The traffic control architecture describes the logical behaviour of the traffic control system. This architecture constitutes the point of departure for the other architectures and therefore formulates the vision behind traffic control and the corresponding logical functionality that is required for implementing this vision. (A*)
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