Standardizing Data for Mobility Management (2013) / Chapter Skim
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APPENDIX A: SURVEYS Guided interviews were arranged with participants to explore the problem from the perspective of software vendors/developers, trip planning software, and those public and human service transportation agencies defined as having "emerging applications". This wide focus provides a context to assure that data standards and protocols for such systems consider the broader world of mobility management and the directions these systems are taking in the future.
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• Identify how to work with them on detailed questions. Range of topics: o Description of products and how their products work together and with others o The impact of / interest in interoperability on these products o Ways in which interoperability could be achieved o Challenges and barriers / successes and benefits o Future plans for new technology (cloud based; mobile apps; etc.)
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• Describe J-6 / 82 project, investigation of interoperability, and roles of the private sector and public sector in developing standardized data. • Ask for a description of their approach to trip planning and how it differs from other trip planning systems.
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