Seattle wide-area information for travelers (SWIFT) : institutional issues study

Wetherby, Bruce; Science Applications International Corporation

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Seattle wide-area information for travelers (SWIFT) : institutional issues study

1998-10-19
By Wetherby, Bruce

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Alternative Title:

SWIFT institutional issues study
Creators:

Wetherby, Bruce
Corporate Creators:

Science Applications International Corporation
Corporate Contributors:

Washington (State). Department of Transportation
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Advanced Traveler Information Systems Advanced Traveler Information Systems Or ATIS Automated Vehicle Identification Or AVI Automated Vehicle Location Or AVL Demonstration Projects Deployment Evaluation And Assessment Field Tests Institutional Issues Metropolitan Areas Operational Tests System Architecture
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Seattle (Washington)
Corporate Publisher:

Science Applications International Corporation
Abstract:

The Seattle Wide-area Information for Travelers (SWIFT) project was a highly successful Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Field Operational Test (FOT) that was conducted over a four-year period from 1993 to 1997. The purpose of the project was to test the efficacy of a High Speed Data System (HSDS), or FM Sub-carrier, to disseminate incident, bus and speed/congestion information via three different end-user devices: pager watch, portable computer and in-vehicle navigation device. Six hundred ninety (690) commuters, many with route- or mode-choice options, participated in the FOT and provided user-acceptance evaluations. Other evaluation components examined the system architecture, communications coverage, deployment cost and institutional issues that affected the project.
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WSDOT-Y-5908
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ITSJPO Digital Library
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urn:sha256:7df792503d03b4f2bd27f64e43e9fbb16ace145f728930bb892ca0d0e802a0f0
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