Hello,
So I have been trying to find a GIS shapefile that best represents how much vehicle traffic certain roads get relative to others, for the purpose of ultimately showing where emissions might most heavily be coming from. But that second part comes later.
In searching for a simple shapefile that could best express where vehicle traffic is most dense, I found the following shapefile from Stanford 's Digital Repository that shows Traffic Volume as "Annual Average Daily Traffic" as points: https://purl.stanford.edu/fx041qj6799
This maps fine in QGIS, but unfortunately there is no meta data included for what each field name means. Here is what the attribute table looks like in case anyone here might have any knowledge on how I can decipher what it is I am actually looking at:
https://preview.redd.it/zwtcd8pbi1h71.png?width=2815&format=png&auto=webp&s=c25d7a92cd52f743cc7a12bca6f2335958e6c8ee
Could anyone perhaps help me understand this?
Also, would this be the best source of data for getting a sense of where vehicle traffic is most dense? I could only find this data for 2014 unfortunately, and was wondering if there are newer updates to this. I could not find anything yet.
I am very new to analyzing traffic data and would appreciate any guidance here! Thank you!
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Doing this manually is my absolute last resort as there are 40976 total measurements ranging from 1909 to 2021.
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