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[Virtual Presenter] Slide 1: Introduction Welcome everyone to the presentation on optimizing urban parking with the introduction of our smart parking solution. State the current challenges faced by the city, such as population growth, increased auto traffic, and limited parking space availability. Highlight the need for an innovative approach to maximize the use of existing parking resources efficiently..

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[Audio] "Our main objectives for this presentation are to highlight the importance of improving parking availability, analyze parking time during maximum and minimum load periods, address parking congestion, and present the best parking solution based on data collected. By the end of this presentation, I hope to demonstrate how our approach will lead to tangible improvements in parking availability and decrease parking-related issues.".

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Occupancy Rates for every Day. 120.0 100.0 80.0 60.0 40.0 20.0 0.0 Occupancy Rates by Day of the Week Monday Wednesday Friday Sunday Tuesday Thursday Saturday OccupancyRate.

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[Audio] "Our analysis has revealed interesting variations in parking occupancy rates across different days of the week. The graph before you displays the median occupancy rates for each day of the week. It's essential to note that the median occupancy rate is not consistent throughout the week, indicating distinct parking patterns that we need to consider in our strategies." Comparison of Friday and Monday Interestingly, our analysis shows that the median occupancy rate for Friday and Monday is the same. This suggests that parking demand and utilization tend to be similar on both these days. Understanding this similarity between the end of the workweek and the start of the workweek will guide us in implementing strategies that cater to the parking needs of commuters during these days." "Now, let's shift our focus to the weekend. Saturdays and Sundays exhibit intriguing patterns when it comes to parking occupancy. Our analysis reveals that these two days consistently have the lowest median occupancy rates compared to the rest of the week. This insight gives us valuable information about the parking demand on weekends and guides us in devising strategies to optimize parking availability during this time.".

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[Audio] Implications and Action Steps"The variations in median occupancy rates throughout the week have significant implications for our parking management strategies. By understanding these patterns, we can take targeted action to improve parking availability and decrease congestion effectively. Here are some action steps we can consider based on the insights gained from the data analysis." Monday and Friday Strategies "Since Monday and Friday have similar median occupancy rates, we can implement strategies such as staggered work hours, encouraging carpooling or alternative transportation options, and optimizing the utilization of parking spaces near major employment centers. These actions will help address the parking needs of commuters during the start and end of the workweek." Weekend Strategies "With Saturdays and Sundays consistently exhibiting the lowest median occupancy rates, we can explore strategies to make underutilized parking spaces more accessible during the weekends. This might involve providing discounted rates, promoting weekend events and attractions to attract visitors, or exploring partnerships with local businesses to encourage parking utilization during these days.".

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Occupancy Rates for every Parking Lot. Occupancy Rate per Lot 120.0 100.0 800 - 60.0 40.0 20.0 0.0 Lot01 Lot02 Lot03 Lot04 Lot05 Lot06 OccupancyRate Lot07 Lot08 Lot09.

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[Audio] Variations in Parking Lot Occupancy "Our analysis has revealed significant variations in parking lot occupancy rates. This graph illustrates the differences in occupancy rates among various parking lots in our area. It's evident that each parking lot experiences distinct levels of occupancy, indicating diverse parking demand and utilization patterns. "Lowest and Highest Median Occupancy Rates"Among the analyzed parking lots, Lot04 stands out with the lowest median occupancy rate. This suggests that on average, Lot04 tends to have a lower occupancy compared to other parking lots. Conversely, Lot06 exhibits the highest median occupancy rate, indicating that it typically experiences higher parking demand and utilization. Frequency of Parking Lots "Analyzing the frequency of parking lots can provide further insights. Our data shows that Lot03, Lot05, and Lot06 are more frequently used compared to other parking lots. This indicates a higher demand for parking in these particular areas. Understanding the frequency of use allows us to allocate resources and implement strategies more effectively." Implications for Parking Management "The variations in occupancy rates across parking lots have significant implications for our parking management strategies. By recognizing these differences, we can tailor our approach to optimize parking availability and enhance the overall parking experience for our users. Let's explore some key considerations based on the data analysis. "Desired Outcome and Expected Results "To align our parking management efforts with desired outcomes, it's important to understand the expected results from each parking lot. Our analysis provides valuable insights into the occupancy patterns, allowing us to make informed decisions to achieve the desired outcomes. By considering the unique characteristics of each parking lot, we can implement strategies that meet the specific needs and expectations of our users. "Parking Flow and Lot Characteristics "Another interesting observation from the analysis is the correlation between parking flow and lot characteristics. Lots with more available area tend to show higher parking flow, while those with less area exhibit lower parking flow. This insight highlights the importance of optimizing the utilization of available space and potentially exploring options to increase parking capacity in areas with higher demand.".

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[Audio] Fluctuations in parking lot occupancy: Each parking lot experiences varying numbers of parked cars, indicating diverse parking demand and utilization patterns. Median values align with expected results: The median values for each parking lot are in accordance with the expected occupancy rates, reinforcing the reliability of the findings. • Understanding parking lot characteristics: Recognizing the differences in the number of parked cars allows for tailored strategies that address the unique demands of each parking lot. • Implications for parking management: Insights from the analysis guide decisions to optimize parking availability, address congestion, and improve the overall parking experience. Alignment with expected results: The observed fluctuations and median values align with the actual data captured, providing a clear understanding of the parking situation in each lot..

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Occupancy Rate against Time for Lot01.

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[Audio] Occupancy rates vary throughout the day, indicating fluctuations in parking demand. Mid-day experiences a significant parking load, leading to potential congestion and limited availability. The highest occupancy rate is observed at 12:57, representing a peak demand for parking during that specific time. The findings align with the expected results, further validating the reliability of the data..

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Occupancy Rate against Time for Lot02.

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[Audio] Congestion observed on every date: The plot clearly illustrates that parking in Parking Lot02 experiences congestion on every date, indicating consistent high demand for parking in this specific lot. •Hectic period from 12:00 to 16:00: According to the plot, the most congested time period occurs between 12:00 and 16:00. During this timeframe, parking availability is limited, and demand for parking spaces is high. •Alignment with expected results: The findings from the analysis align with the expected results derived from the dataset provided, confirming the reliability of the observations..

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[Audio] Problem of car parking during busy hours: The data analysis clearly indicates a significant problem with car parking during busy hours, leading to congestion and limited availability of parking spaces. •Recommendation for a smart parking app: To address this issue, my recommendation is to develop a smart parking app that effectively controls and manages car parking. This app will provide real-time information on parking space availability in different lots, allowing citizens to make informed decisions based on the availability in their areas. •Benefits of the smart parking app: Implementing such an app will bring multiple benefits. Firstly, it will enable citizens to have better visibility of parking availability, reducing the time and frustration spent searching for parking. Secondly, it will contribute to decreasing traffic congestion by guiding drivers to available parking spaces more efficiently..