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Project 4.09: Analysis of Covid-19 and Travel In Maine (ACTIME) Validation Study

November 1, 2020

Analysis of Covid-19 and Travel In Maine (ACTIME) Validation Study

Project 4.9

Project Information
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Project Summary

The project will support Maine DOT by validating the accuracy of Streetlight Insight® Metrics AADT data using data collected at permanent and temporary count stations in Maine. We are investigating the accuracy of seasonal (monthly), daily and hourly variations in AADT and as well as the road’s classification and AADT.

Principal Investigator

Jonathan Rubin

Co-PIs

Per Garder
Kathryn Ballingall

Institution:

University of Maine

Project Status

Completed

Project Cost

$86,098

Start Date

10/01/2020

Project Type

Base-Funded

End Date

11/09/2022

Agency ID

69A3551847101

Sponsors:

Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology, University Transportation Centers Program, Department of Transportation
University of Maine
MaineDOT

Implementation of Research Outcomes:

Implementation of outcomes of the research has yet to be realized upon the recent completion of the work.

Impacts and Benefits of Implementation:

Impacts and benefits of the research have yet to be realized upon the recent completion of the work.

Printable Project Information Sheet

July 2021 Quarterly Progress Report

September 2021 Quarterly Progress Report

December 2021 Quarterly Progress Report

March 2022 Quarterly Progress Report

June 2022 Quarterly Progress Report

September 2022 Quarterly Progress Report

Tags: Assessment and Monitoring

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