SBIR/STTR Research Award

Coordinated Data and Scoring for Usage Based Insurance

Award identifier ff9fdc48413a748aaac464fe3a51a9e1c357657a308a43b411c0b8e908cd98b0Awarding agency Department of Transportation

Award amount

$149,999

Program and phase

SBIR · Phase I

Award year

2014

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Award details

Awarding agency
Department of Transportation
Branch
Not reported
Recipient company
VEHICLE DATA SCIENCE CORPORATION
Proposal award date
2014-08-21
Contract end date
2015-03-31
UEI
C7EYVDLR6Y54
Solicitation number
DTRT5714RSBIR1
Topic code
141FH2

Research abstract

This SBIR phase I project will extend an existing collaboration with multiple insurance companies to identify a common prototype data set and risk scoring algorithm that are independent of the devices deployed for data collection. Collection devices include some commonly used by various telematics service providers, as well as mobile devices. Parameters will include at a minimum deceleration and mileage with an assessment of the feasibility of including other parameters in this or future revisions of the protocol. A system design will be outlined that is compatible with existing standards where they exist, as well as addressing some of the unmet needs for data quality validation.

Technology keywords

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Agency intelligence

Department of Transportation

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