Travinfo Field Operational Test: Work Plan For The Target, Network, And Value Added Reseller ( V A R ) Customer Studies
Youngbin Yim, Randolph W. Hall, Alex Skabardonis, Robert Tam, S. Weissenberger
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Youngbin Yim, Randolph W. Hall, Alex Skabardonis, Robert Tam, S. Weissenberger
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This report contains detailed work plans for the following evaluation tasks associated with the TravInfo evaluation study. These include: the target, Value Added Reseller (VAR) customer studies, and the network performance evaluation. The target study focuses on a high impact Bay Area corridor to evaluate TravInfo impacts or benefits to Bay Area travelers. The network performance evaluation simulates the road conditions in that corridor to estimate TravInfo impacts at the aggregate level. The VAR customer study provides information on those consumers who actually purchase and use Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS) devices and subscribe to TravInfo
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This report contains detailed work plans for the following evaluation tasks associated with the TravInfo evaluation study. These include: the target, Value Added Reseller (VAR) customer studies, and the network performance evaluation. The target study focuses on a high impact Bay Area corridor to evaluate TravInfo impacts or benefits to Bay Area travelers. The network performance evaluation simulates the road conditions in that corridor to estimate TravInfo impacts at the aggregate level. The VAR customer study provides information on those consumers who actually purchase and use Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS) devices and subscribe to TravInfo
Key concepts: Work (physics), Plan (archaeology), Transport engineering, Computer science, Aggregate (composite), Business, Engineering, Geography