Analysis of Covid-19 and Travel in Maine (ACTIME) - Validation Study
项目名称: Analysis of Covid-19 and Travel in Maine (ACTIME) - Validation Study
摘要: The proposed study accomplishes a task for a project sponsored by Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT), titled “Analysis of Covid-19 and travel in Maine (ACTIME).” The federal census, traffic count stations and regional phone-based travel surveys have been the traditional sources of data used to study and quantify traffic volumes by transportation planning authorities. The advent of GPS and cellphone location-based data collected by third parties are being used to create new data sources for estimating travel behavior on a continuous basis. Recently, Maine Turnpike Authority (MTA) and MDOT purchased a subscription of Streetlight Insight® Metrics. Maine DOT is very interested in StreetLight as a tool for obtaining transportation data traditionally collected by more labor-intensive means. A major question yet to answer for Maine DOT is to explore at what extent StreetLight can reduce Maine DOT’s reliance on short-duration counts for volumes and turning movements. The proposed project will support Maine DOT and the ACTIME project by validating the accuracy of Streetlight Insight® Metrics AADT data using data collected at permanent and temporary count stations in Maine.
状态: Active
资金: 86112
资助组织: Transportation Infrastructure Durability Center<==>University of Maine, Orono<==>Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology<==>Maine Department of Transportation
项目负责人: Dunn, Denise E
执行机构: Transportation Infrastructure Durability Center<==>University of Maine, Orono
开始时间: 20201101
预计完成日期: 20211230
主题领域: Data and Information Technology;Highways;Planning and Forecasting
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