Analysis of bluetooth and wi-fi technology to measure wait times of personal vehicles at Arizona-Mexico ports of entry.

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Analysis of bluetooth and wi-fi technology to measure wait times of personal vehicles at Arizona-Mexico ports of entry.

2015-11-01
By Lee Engineering

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Analysis Bluetooth Technology Data Collection Ports Of Entry Recommendations Stakeholders Traffic Delay Travel Time Wireless Communication Systems
Publication/ Report Number:

Task Assignment 1A-001
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Arizona
Corporate Publisher:

Arizona. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

Robust travel time data collection is possible using Bluetooth™ or Wi-Fi technology that

matches anonymous MAC addresses from discoverable electronic devices (e.g., smart phones)

to determine travel time along a roadway segment. Several hundred data points can be

collected, and analyzed in real-time, each day. Anonymous Re-Identification (ARID), a term

coined for local Arizona agencies, is commonly used for this technology and is inclusive or

either Bluetooth™ or Wi-Fi technology.

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), Office of P3 Initiatives and International

Affairs selected Lee Engineering to analyze the penetration rate of ARID technology to measure

wait time of U.S. and Mexico bound personal vehicles at 6 (six) United States-Mexico Ports of

Entry (POEs) in Arizona. The purpose of this study is for ADOT and stakeholders to have an

understanding of ARID data collection technology, validity of measuring wait time at POEs, and

recommendations on which POEs to install permanent ARID technology, in priority order.
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