Bluetooth traffic detectors for use as permanently installed travel time instruments : [summary].

Young, Stanley E.; University of Maryland (College Park, Md.). Center for Advanced Transportation Technology

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Bluetooth traffic detectors for use as permanently installed travel time instruments : [summary].

2012-02-01
By Young, Stanley E.

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Young, Stanley E.
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University of Maryland (College Park, Md.). Center for Advanced Transportation Technology
Corporate Contributors:

Maryland. State Highway Administration. Research Division
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Bluetooth Bluetooth Technology Communication Systems Detection And Identification Technologies Reidentification Sensors Traffic Monitoring Traffic Sensors Traffic Surveillance Travel Time Wireless Communication Systems
Publication/ Report Number:

MD-12-SP909B4D
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Maryland
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Summary.
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Maryland. State Highway Administration
Abstract:

In support of the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) business objectives

related to mobility and congestion relief, in 2009 the University of Maryland’s (UMD)

Center for Advanced Transportation Technology (CATT) proposed to develop the use of

Bluetooth TM traffic monitoring (BTM) technology as permanently installed sensors on

the Maryland highway network. These sensors would be used to directly measure travel

time at a high level of accuracy continuously – 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, 365

days per year (24/7/365). The initial development of BTM technology at UMD from

2007-2009 targeted portable, easily deployable sensors. In 2008 a prototype system of

25 sensors was produced and remains in use with the SHA Highway Information

Services Division (HISD) to this day. This project extends the availability of high

resolution BTM data for real-time operations applications.
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