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Vehicle Infrastructure Integration (VII) data use analysis and processing : project summary report.
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2012-03-01
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Abstract:The purpose of the Data Use Analysis and Processing (DUAP) project is to support the
Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and its partners in evaluating uses and
benefits of connected vehicle data in transportation agency management and
operations. The project complements efforts throughout the transportation community to
design and deploy connected vehicle infrastructure, vehicle equipment, and initial
applications and investigates how data from connected vehicles may benefit the ways
MDOT and other transportation agencies do business. DUAP research has been
constrained by the relative unavailability of connected vehicle data, but has successfully
demonstrated: the capability to collect, aggregate, process and provide data from
connected vehicles; pragmatically acquiring diverse data from a variety of sources; and
applications that may enhance traffic monitoring, pavement defect and condition
assessment, and origin-destination studies for transportation planning. The project
concludes that there is substantial potential for the use of connected vehicle data in
transportation management and operations. It is recommended that the next phase of
research focus on development of reliable data sources and specific applications for
implementation in MDOT.
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