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Toward a crowdsourcing solution to estimate border crossing times using market-available connected vehicle data

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Effectively monitoring border crossing time is of great importance to various stakeholders. Border crossing information systems currently implemented along the United States-Mexico border require a large installed base of sensors, costly for installation and maintenance. This study provides a preliminary assessment of market-available connected vehicle (CV) data in border crossing time estimation. We evaluated one week of CV data collected at the Paso del Norte (PDN) port of entry (POE). We used a set of big data analytic tools to process big CV datasets and generated CV-based border crossing times (CV-Time). Then, we evaluated the correlation between the CV-Time and the existing Bluetooth-generated border crossing times (Bluetooth-Time) at the PDN POE. Last, we built a regression model to estimate the Bluetooth-Time (ground truth data) based on CV-based variables. The results demonstrate that the CV-Time is strongly correlated with the Bluetooth-Time, with a correlation rate of approximately 0.89. This study demonstrates that the market-available CV data is a potential data source for monitoring border crossing times.

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      GeoIndustry '22: Proceedings of the 1st ACM SIGSPATIAL International Workshop on Spatial Big Data and AI for Industrial Applications
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      1. big data analytics
      2. border crossing time
      3. connected vehicle data
      4. crowdsourcing
      5. data assessment

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      • (2024)Methodology for Monitoring Border Crossing Delays with Connected Vehicle Data: United States and Mexico Land Crossings Case StudyFuture Transportation10.3390/futuretransp40100074:1(107-129)Online publication date: 2-Feb-2024
      • (2024)Exploring the potential of market-available connected vehicle data in border crossing time estimationTransactions in Urban Data, Science, and Technology10.1177/275412312412267303:1-2(31-45)Online publication date: 31-Jan-2024

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