U.S. Department of Transportation Situation Data Warehouse Project Webinar

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November 19, 2019

This webinar provided an overview on how the SDW was developed, including a high-level view of the system architecture, deployment, and outputs. The target audience for this webinar includes software developers and researchers involved in intelligent transportation and data-management technologies, ITS Program Managers at the state and local level, agencies contemplating connected and automated vehicle deployments, transportation agency CIOs, and anyone interested in improving transportation data availability.

Learning objectives from this webinar included:

Introduce situation data;
Discuss the challenges along with near-term and long-term needs for situation data;
Review system architecture, deployments, and outputs of SDW; and,
Discuss lessons learned and potential next steps for this area of research.

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