Principles and Guidance for Presenting Active Traffic Management Information to Drivers (2021) / Chapter Skim
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36 Chapter 3: Literature Review The main objective of this activity was to search through ATM literature and to develop a literature synthesis based on those topics. Figure 40 illustrates an overview of our approach to the literature review.
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37 After the broad search process, two researchers assessed the total of 315 documents through a four-step process: (a) general relevance assessment with respect to ATM, (b)
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38 systematic approach is therefore needed for the literature review so that only the highest quality and most applicable data available will be used to inform content development of design principles and guidelines. For this reason, we created a review form and reviewer's guide, which provide reviewers with clear instruction on how to complete the form (see Figure 41 for an example of a completed review)
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39 performance and subjective ratings (e.g., Kantowitz et al., 1997) , types of general information which drivers need (e.g., Mensonides, 2004)
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40 reduce speed message' to drivers. Messaging conditions included: (1)
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41 Table 9: Research synthesis matrix. Kantowitz (1997)
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