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1 Data are a critical input into the effective planning, design, operation, and maintenance of transportation infrastructure. Agencies have been collecting various data items to support their planning, design, operation, and maintenance functions.
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2 Practices on Acquiring Proprietary Data for Transportation Applications data. Among the data that have been acquired, speed data are being used widely by trans portation agencies around the United States for a variety of applications and have been integrated into mainstream agency business areas by some agencies.
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Summary 3 • Develop a clear vision on data uses; • Consider analytical tools in addition to data; and • Specify broad agency data needs, and ask vendors to propose services to meet those needs. Legal issues: Agencies may face use and sharing restrictions under the data licensing agreement.
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4 Practices on Acquiring Proprietary Data for Transportation Applications • Conduct case studies or peer exchange to identify successful practices on proprietary data uses, management, and governance. • Conduct case studies or peer exchange to evaluate the benefits, challenges, and best practices of forming partnerships among agencies -- including state DOTs, MPOs, transit agencies, and local governments -- to pool resources and share data.
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