Off-road axle detection sensor (ORADS) : research implementation plan.

Johnson, Michael R.; Little,, Gordon R.; Zidek, Paul; Spectra Research

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Off-road axle detection sensor (ORADS) : research implementation plan.

2001-04-01
By Johnson, Michael R. ; Little,, Gordon R. ; Zidek, Paul

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Johnson, Michael R. ; Little,, Gordon R. ; Zidek, Paul

Johnson, Michael R. ; Little,, Gordon R. ; Zidek, Paul Less -
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Spectra Research
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Ohio. Dept. of Transportation
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Detectors Laser Beams Traffic Estimation Traffic Estimation--Technological Innovations Traffic Flow Traffic Flow--Measurement--Technological Innovations
Publication/ Report Number:

FHWA/HWY-04/2001
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Ohio
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Research implementation plan.
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Spectra Research
Abstract:

To collect various types of traffic data to meet the Federal Requirements, field technicians have to enter

the roadway to anchor the road sensors while traffic is moving at highway speeds. On high volumes

routes this can be a very time consuming task, and cold wet pavements will not permit the use of existing

sensors that use tape to stick to the pavement. The requirements for the off road sensors are: collecting

3 or 4 lanes of data from the side of the road, needs to be in place for 48 hours, portable and set up

within one-half hour, set 60 to 75 locations per week, and low power consumption so that they can

operate on a small gel cell battery. The traffic data required are: FHWA thirteen (13) vehicle

classifications by axle type, speed by vehicle type, and total volume.
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