DownloadCSV: Download Traffic Count Data to .CSV File
In RACFoundation/oneminutetrafficdata: Extracting and Using One Minute Traffic Count Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
Description
Motorway Incident Detection and Automatic Signalling (MIDAS) is a
sensor based network along UK motorways, and is designed to collect data regarding
traffic flows, average speeds and road occupancy, amongst other features, on the
road network. This data can be accessed via the MIDAS website
https://www.midas-data.org.uk/ (login required) in the form of .tcd.bz2 files.
The function DownloadCSV is designed to download data found using the
RoadData into an appropriate .CSV format.
Usage
1
Arguments
data
The data that the user wishes to aggregate.
Value
A CSV file for each site is downloaded, with the naming convention of
"X_DDMMMYYYY-DDMMMYYYY.csv", where "X" denotes the alphanumeric characters of the site's
geographic address, "DD" denotes the start and end date days respectively, "MMM" denotes the month
as three letters for the start and end date months respectively, and "YYYY" denotes the year
for the start and end date years respectively.
Author(s)
RAC Foundation, Luke Hudlass-Galley
Examples
1
DownloadCSV(trafficData)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
Motorway Incident Detection and Automatic Signalling (MIDAS) is a sensor based network along UK motorways, and is designed to collect data regarding traffic flows, average speeds and road occupancy, amongst other features, on the road network. This data can be accessed via the MIDAS website https://www.midas-data.org.uk/ (login required) in the form of .tcd.bz2 files.
The function DownloadCSV is designed to download data found using the
RoadData into an appropriate .CSV format.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
data |
The data that the user wishes to aggregate. |
Value
A CSV file for each site is downloaded, with the naming convention of "X_DDMMMYYYY-DDMMMYYYY.csv", where "X" denotes the alphanumeric characters of the site's geographic address, "DD" denotes the start and end date days respectively, "MMM" denotes the month as three letters for the start and end date months respectively, and "YYYY" denotes the year for the start and end date years respectively.
Author(s)
RAC Foundation, Luke Hudlass-Galley
Examples
1 | DownloadCSV(trafficData)
|
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