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Mobile Century Final Reportfor TO 1021 and TO 1029: A Traffic Sensing Field Experiment Using GPS Mobile Phones

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  • Bayen, Alexandre M.

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Traffic monitoring is most commonly accomplished with government-deployed, dedicated equipment. Adopting new technology in this paradigm can be costly and slow. However, recent advances in the mobile internet, cell phone technology, and location-based services may be leveraged to transcend the old paradigm. Doing so will reduce costs, increase coverage and yield a wealth of new data that will empower the traveling public with real-time access to current traffic conditions. Furthermore, transportation operators will gain access to an unprecedented wealth of information to help them better manage road networks.

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  • Bayen, Alexandre M., 2010. "Mobile Century Final Reportfor TO 1021 and TO 1029: A Traffic Sensing Field Experiment Using GPS Mobile Phones," Institute of Transportation Studies, Research Reports, Working Papers, Proceedings qt99h759nr, Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Berkeley.
    • Handle: RePEc:cdl:itsrrp:qt99h759nr
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