NYC telematics data with asynchronous sampling

This telematics data are used in the paper "Alrassy, P., Jang, J., and Smyth, A. W. (2021). "OBD-data-assisted cost-based map-matching algorithm for low-sampled telematics data in urban environments." IEEE Transactions on Intelligent<br> Transportation Systems. doi:10.1109/TITS.2021.3109851 The data were collected in New York City. Each trajectory represents 15 to 30 minutes of driving. An in-vehicle sensing hardware package is developed and comprises a Raspberry PI 3 Model B+ microcomputer, a microSD 32GB SD card, an OBDCheck BLE OBD-II scanner, and a GPS module. This sensor configuration aims to collect timestamps, GPS positioning, and instantaneous speed data. Each sensor module has a dedicated data collection algorithm to collect data whenever new data updates are available on the sensor node. The structure of the data follows: Data Type, timestamp, values GPS, timestamp, latitude, longitude, altitude OBD, timestamp, RPM, speed