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Using data mining techniques, experienced engineers at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) unveil important trends and relationships hidden in transportation data warehouses. SwRI analysts and engineers develop and integrate technologies to enhance existing transportation management systems.
Data WarehousingSwRI has many years of experience and in-depth expertise in warehousing intelligent transportation system (ITS) data. SwRI understands the complexities involved in assessing the types, sources, and uses of information needed by multiple organizations with different missions, and we are well positioned to assist diverse groups in arriving at a common solution.
Data that could be considered are:
Possible scenarios that could be analyzed are:
Data MiningSwRI has demonstrated the potential for mining large volumes of ITS data acquired by a traffic management center (TMC) using a visualization-based approach.
Types of intelligent transportation system data that could be mined are:
Insights provided from time-stamped archived data are potentially useful for:
Visual InsightsBecause visualization is a powerful tool for gaining useful insights into massive amounts of data, intelligent transportation system and weather data are rendered using visualization methodologies. These visualizations are based on the premise that the most useful insights will be gained by examining ITS data as they are related across space and time.
For this reason, SwRI has designed and implemented a graphical user interface (GUI) that facilitates mining of ITS data.
For more information about intelligent transportation system data warehousing and
data mining capabilities at SwRI or how you can
contract with SwRI, please contact
Steve
Dellenback, Ph.D., PMP at
sdellenback@swri.org or (210) 522-3914. |
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Southwest Research Institute® (SwRI®), headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, is a multidisciplinary, independent, nonprofit, applied engineering and physical sciences research and development organization with 11 technical divisions. |
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