Method for Assessing Alternative Strategies for Detecting Incidents
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1992-08-01
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Alternative Title:Assessment of Alternative Strategies for Detecting Incidents
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Edition:Draft Report: September 1991- August 1992
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Abstract:A variety of techniques, ranging from simple motorist call systems to sophisticated surveillance systems, are used to detect incidents. Each technique has its own set of advantages and limitations. One of the purposes of this report is to assess the various techniques and strategies for detecting incidents. The report provides information on the cost and effectiveness of individual strategies for detecting incidents. Whenever possible, quantitative cost and effectiveness data from existing systems are presented. In addition, a method for assessing alternative strategies for detecting incidents is provided. The method uses incremental benefit-to-cost analysis for selecting between different incident detection strategies. The systems can be used to select the most cost-effective incident detection strategy of expanding an existing incident management system. The method can also be adopted to provide an assessment of how much coverage to provide using a single incident detection strategy.
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