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A method for analysing partial registration-plate data
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A new method for analyzing data from partial registration-plate surveys is described that uses an analysis method that incorporates safeguards that are designed to ensure that spurious registration matches are not made.Abstract:
Registration-plate surveys are an established technique in transport engineering for measuring a wide variety of traffic characteristics. For example, surveys can be used to determine routing patterns and trip times by noting the vehicle registration at a range of key sites in the survey area. Similarly, turning flows at intersections can be measured by noting the registration of vehicles that enter and leave the intersection. This paper describes a new method for analyzing data from partial registration-plate surveys that uses an analysis method that incorporates safeguards that are designed to ensure that spurious registration matches are not made. The method uses time windows and other safeguards to ensure all registration matches are genuine. The method is described in detail.read more
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