Evaluation of the coordination of weigh in motion truck data in Indiana
John Riverson, K C Sinha
Abstract
John Riverson, K C Sinha
Abstract
This report presents the results of a study on the evaluation of the coordination of WIM and other truck related data collection programs in Indiana. First, the types of use for truck related data by various agencies are identified. Alternative managements for administering WIM data collection within the context of the entire truck data collection program are reviewed and suggestions are made regarding the coordination of data collection programs including the manpower and equipment needs as well as an estimate of expected costs (A).
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This report presents the results of a study on the evaluation of the coordination of WIM and other truck related data collection programs in Indiana. First, the types of use for truck related data by various agencies are identified. Alternative managements for administering WIM data collection within the context of the entire truck data collection program are reviewed and suggestions are made regarding the coordination of data collection programs including the manpower and equipment needs as well as an estimate of expected costs (A).
Key concepts: Truck, Data collection, Context (archaeology), Transport engineering, Computer science, Business, Operations management, Engineering