GPS Data for Truck-Route Choice Analysis of Port Everglades Petroleum Commodity Flow: [Summary]

Li, Min-Tang; Tabatabaee, Frank; Pinjari, Abdul R.; University of South Florida

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GPS Data for Truck-Route Choice Analysis of Port Everglades Petroleum Commodity Flow: [Summary]

2016-01-01
By Li, Min-Tang ; Tabatabaee, Frank ; Pinjari, Abdul R.

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Li, Min-Tang ; Tabatabaee, Frank ; Pinjari, Abdul R.

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University of South Florida
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Florida. Dept. of Transportation. District 4 ; Florida. Dept. of Transportation. Systems Planning Office

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Commodity Flow Data And Information Technology Freight Transportation Global Positioning System Highways I72: Traffic And Transport Planning Motor Carriers Petroleum Planning And Forecasting Route Choice Tank Trucks Travel Patterns Trip Chaining
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BDV25-977-17
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United States ; Florida

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Summary Report
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Florida. Dept. of Transportation. Office of Research and Development
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This project was jointly funded by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and the Strategic Highway Research Program 2 (SHRP2) C20 initiative, which promotes using emerging technologies to better understand goods movement. In this project, University of South Florida researchers demonstrated the ability to combine GPS data from tanker trucks with other data to understand truck route choices in the region to clarify the complex supply chain of petroleum commodities in South Florida.
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