Feasibility of Bluetooth Data as a Surrogate Measure of Vehicle Operations : Technical Summary

Rescot, Robert A.; Schrock,Steven D.; Fitzsimmons, Eric J.; University of Kansas

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Feasibility of Bluetooth Data as a Surrogate Measure of Vehicle Operations : Technical Summary

2012-10-01
By Rescot, Robert A. ; Schrock,Steven D. ; Fitzsimmons, Eric J.

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Rescot, Robert A. ; Schrock,Steven D. ; Fitzsimmons, Eric J.

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University of Kansas
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Kansas. Dept. of Transportation. Bureau of Materials & Research
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Bluetooth Technology Bluetooth Vehicle Data Collection Communication Systems Generators Origin-destination Trips Origin And Destination Roundabouts Special Generators Tracking Systems Trucking Truck Tracking Wireless Communication Systems
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KS-12-7
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Kansas
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Technical summary.
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Kansas. Dept. of Transportation
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The widespread use of portable electronic devices among consumers has allowed new opportunities for traffic data collection. Many of these devices contain short-range Bluetooth radios in addition to other electronic equipment. The included Bluetooth radio on each device is intended to provide a low-power communications protocol to connect devices such as cell phones, headphones, music players, and more to each other. The presence of a unique identification number when activated can be discovered electronically which unintentionally creates anonymous probes in the traffic stream.
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