Description

The first phase of the research project sought to understand in-park trip chaining travel patterns and duration of stay using passive mobile device Bluetooth technology towards predicting congestion hot spots and defining travel pattern profiles. Bluetooth detectors were deployed at Mount Rainer National Park (MORA) to collect sample data. Phase 2 will advance the use of passively collected data towards the development of real-time traffic condition tools for increased traveler awareness, and travel forecasting.

Status

Phase 1, Complete
Phase 2, In Progress

Deliverables

Phase 1, Final Report: pending
Phase 2, Final Report: pending

For More Information

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
https://doi.org/10.21949/1521410

ORCID for the Principal Investigator
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