CDOT Performance Data Business Plan - Cambridge Systematics

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CDOT Performance Data Business Plan # Performance Measure Sources Business Owner Requestors of Data Data Definitions Data Standards Metadata Standards Format Data Models IT & Business Subject Matter Experts 6 Roadway Congestion TRAFFON, IRIS Mehdi Baziar TBD Reliability – the variation in travel time, delay, stops, queues, speeds, or any other transportation performance measure over a specified period of time. TBD TBD Grade TBD Information Management Branch 7 On Time Construction SAP Projects System Module Scott McDaniel TBD A project is considered to be “on time” if is completed within the period specified in the contract after the preconstruction conference. TBD TBD Grade TBD TBD 8 On Budget Construction SAP Projects System Module Scott McDaniel TBD A project is considered to be “on budget” if it is completed within the project commitment amount. TBD TBD Grade TBD TBD 9 Strategic Action Item Implementation TBD Gary Vansuch TBD Complete – CDOT has sufficiently addressed an action Advancing – Work on the action item is proceeding as planned TBD TBD Grade TBD TBD Delayed – Work on the action item is delayed Dropped – The action item has been dropped and will no longer be implemented. 3-34 Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
CDOT Performance Data Business Plan A data inventory should also include an assessment of quality. There are many issues surrounding data quality. These include accuracy, completeness, validity, availability, timeliness, and coverage. Other considerations for converting the data into information and performance measures include archiving/aggregation, analysis, delivery and access. The table below documents a review of the quality issues for each measure. Yes (Y) indicates that the data characteristics meets the criteria for that measure. For example, the accuracy/validity and availability of the data to support the number of fatalities measure is satisfactory. No (N) indicates that more work is required to bring the data up to standard to be used to report on the measures. Each No (N) is accompanied by a note – notes are numbered and included beneath the table. Cambridge Systematics, Inc. 3-35
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