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using household travel survey g p s detailsto improve data（使用家庭旅行调查g p s detailsto改善数据）

Methodology for Converting GPS Navigational Streams to the Travel-Diary Data Format Sivaramnakrishnan Srinivasan(*) University of Florida Stacey Bricka NuStats Chandra Bhat University of Texas at Austin (*) Corresponding author August 2009 ABSTRACT Conventional travel-survey methodologies require the collection of detailed activity-travel information, which imposes a significant burden on respondents, thereby adversely impacting the quality and quantity of data obtained. Advances in the global positioning system (GPS) technology have provided transportation planners with an alternative and powerful tool for more accurate travel-data collection with minimal user burden. The data recorded by GPS devices, however, do not directly yield travel information; the navigational streams recorded by GPS devices have to be processed and the travel patterns derived from them. This paper investigates key issues important in the development of a trip-detection algorithm to automate the processing of raw GPS data and to generate outputs of activity-travel patterns in the conventional travel-diary format and to identify trips and characterize them by several attributes (trip-end locations, trip purpose, time of day, distance, and speed). The information is used to develop an algorithm to identify trips and characterize them by specific attributes, which are then validated. 1. Introduction Data on household travel patterns constitute a fundamental input to travel demand model development for use in transportation planning and policy analysis. The conventional approach for collecting such data typically employs a Computer Assisted Telephone Interview (CATI) technique to obtain self-reports of activity-travel patterns. Past studies indicate that the potential difficulty of respondents to comprehend survey diary questions, and the recall and reporting limitations of respondents, can critically degrade the quality and quantity of information