Currently, the data can be accessed from an Amazon EC2 instance. Here is the connection information:
Host - ec2-52-0-53-5.compute-1.amazonaws.com
Port - 5432
User Name - gisdb_user
Password - XAAz64TtYc
You can also explore the data via phpPgAdmin:
http://ec2-52-0-53-5.compute-1.amazonaws.com/phpPgAdmin/
##Main Table Structure
Site Table
- site_id : A unique identifier to identify the site monitoring location.
- address : The address of the site monitoring location.
- adt : The average daily traffic that a site encounters.
- street_type : The type of street.
- category : Describes the mechanism used by / purpose of the site.
- in_service : Describes when the site monitor was established.
- county : The county where the site monitor is located.
- jursidiction : Similar to county.
- primary_purpose : Describes the purpose of the site monitoring location.
Traffic Event Table
- site_id : The foreign key that reference which site the event took place.
- event_date_time : Describes the date and time the event took place. Each event entry represents an hour of time.
- direction : The direction of traffic that was being monitored.
- EBD - East Bound
- WBD - West Bound
- NBD - North Bound
- SBD - South Bound
- count : The number of vechicles that were recorded during the 1 hour period.
The following views may be helpful:
all_sites - Returns all the site locations with the co-ordinates formatted in a 'latitude,longitude' format. Useful if you want to plug the co-ordinates into Google Maps.
all_sites_coords - Returns all the site locations with separate columns for latitude and longitude along with some other metadata describing the site monitoring locations.
The data has been gathered from a variety sources. The some of the sources used to create this database are known
to have data integrity problems. Some of the co-ordinates for the site monitoring locations have been matched from an
offical source, while other site monitoring location co-ordinates have been retrieved using ArcGIS. The site location
co-ordinates will therefore be approximate.