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Performance Measurements Using MAC Addressable Technology

Performance Measurements Using MAC Addressable Technology. TPB MOITS Traffic Signals and Operations Subcommittee November 12, 2008. Data Collection. Time intensive Costly Highly variable Difficult to be statistically significant Sometimes intrusive. Performance Measures & Techniques.

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Performance Measurements Using MAC Addressable Technology

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  1. Performance Measurements Using MAC Addressable Technology TPB MOITS Traffic Signals and Operations Subcommittee November 12, 2008

  2. Data Collection • Time intensive • Costly • Highly variable • Difficult to be statistically significant • Sometimes intrusive

  3. Performance Measures & Techniques • Travel Time • Probe vehicles • GPS tracking • Toll tags • Volume & Speed • Road tubes • System detectors • Toll tags • Origin-Destination/Route Choice • License plate surveys • Surveys

  4. New Technique Process • Track MAC Addressable Devices to Determine Travel Speed • Set up antenna locations • Flexibility on number and locations • Use portable antennas to log device signal • Unique signature for each device • Time-stamp logs into a database • Match MAC Address • Data mining programs available • Calculate performance measure

  5. MAC Addressable Technologies - Background • MAC Address • Devices that have a 48 bit UNIQUE address assigned to a device by its manufacturer • Bluetooth Devices • Cell Phones • Hands free units • MP3 Players • Vehicles • 3 Different Classes with Operating Ranges • Class 1 – 100 meters • Class 2 – 10 meters – Most common • Class 3 – 1 meter

  6. Sample Project • Preliminary Study • Purdue University & Indiana Department of Transportation • Indiana Motor Speedway (IMS) – Brickyard 400 • I-65 to IMS • Investigate travel patterns and characteristics • Before and after event • Highway and arterial data

  7. Workshop Details • Professor Darcy Bullock – Purdue University • Professor Phil Tarnoff – University of Maryland • Friday, November 21, 2008 • 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM • SHA OOTS Training Room – Hanover Complex

  8. Workshop Details - Agenda • 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM • Prof. Darcy Bullock • Prof. Phil Tarnoff • 11:45 AM – 12:30 PM • Lunch (TBD) • 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM • Roundtable Discussion • Focus on applicability of technology and technique to various transportation engineering fields • Possible revolution in data collection and reliability

  9. Questions • Kevin Lee – Kittelson & Associates, Inc. • klee@kittelson.com • 410-347-9610

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