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                  areas; integrated use of probe vehicle and sensor-based data; and maxi-
                  mizing the value of the data delivered and minimizing the cost of data
                  collection.
                 • Success  criteria:  Use  of  vehicle  probe  data  for  the  full  spectrum  of
                  transportation  activities;  effective  integration  of  probe-  and  sensor
                  based data; and optimization of data collection and acquisition invest-
                  ments.
                 • Source data examples: Connected vehicle data including vehicle location,
                  instantaneous vehicle speed, vehicle ID, and vehicle dynamics and en-
                  gine management data.
                 • Business benefits: More comprehensive and higher resolution picture of
                  transportation supply conditions and transportation demand.
                 • Challenges: Agreeing on access to connected vehicle data and improving
                  market penetration of connected vehicles.
                 • Analytics that can be applied: Connected vehicle data accessibilty, con-
                  nected vehicle market penetration.


            Use Case Example 3: Connected, Involved Citizens
            Smart	City	Service:	Connected,	Involved	citizens


                 • Objectives: To support a two-way dialogue between data sources and citi-
                  zens and to enable citizens to provide crowdsource data and feedback
                  concerning perception of quality and satisfaction levels.
                 • Expected outcome of analyses: Better informed citizens and enhanced abil-
                  ities for citizens to provide data and opinions on transportation service
                  delivery.
                 • Success  criteria:  Higher  levels  of  citizen  satisfaction  and  an  increased
                  awareness of citizen perception of traveler information service quality.
                 • Source data examples: Movement analytics data; citizen perception data;
                  and quality of transportation service data.
                 • Business  benefits:  Enhanced  user  experience;  increased  understanding
                  of user perception; and lower cost of data collection by incorporating
                  crowdsourcing.
                 • Challenges: Developing a suitable data collection that can also enable
                  user perception feedback and integrating user perception and crowd-
                  sourcing data with other data.
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