Choose the right way to start.
A city may want a corridor pilot. An analyst may need one place and time window. A vehicle team may want to review the planned broadcast and data feed. We scope each around the road, coverage, data, and validation work required.
Cities, counties, DOTs, campuses
Corridor pilot
Select a road question and location. Define the observations, validation method, access, and success measures before installation.
Analysts, insurers, consultants
Focused data request
Ask about one place and time window. Availability depends on whether Road Sentinel already covers that location and period.
Vehicle, transit, and mobility teams
Device and feed planning
Review the planned binary broadcast, observation fields, timing needs, and how a compatible device would receive and use the data.
Location, coverage, data, and validation.
The useful question comes first. Scope then follows the road layout, the observations required, the length of the time window, device needs, installation conditions, and how results will be checked.
- We define coverage separately from Bluetooth communication range.
- We state which data fields and imagery, if any, are included.
- We agree on verification before treating a result as evidence.