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Specialization
Traffic data, manual video analysis, classification and reporting.
About SWAT Alliance
Structured traffic-data support for transportation projects.
SWAT Alliance provides traffic-data processing and manual video analysis support for transportation, infrastructure and mobility projects. Work is scoped around defined observations, classifications, review checks and client-agreed deliverables.
Company at a glance
A specialist capability designed to be evaluated clearly.
The service model is built around written requirements, traceable output structures and appropriate handling of project material.
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Project support
Requirements aligned across country terminology and delivery formats.
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Quality
Scope-led observation and documented review checkpoints.
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Responsibility
Confidential handling and project-specific access expectations.
Traffic-data specialization
Structured traffic-data processing, manual video analysis, classification and survey reporting.
International project support
Country terminology, classification, intervals and deliverable requirements are confirmed for each brief.
Quality-led delivery
A written scope and defined review checkpoints provide a consistent basis for delivery.
Responsible handling
Transfer, access, retention and confidentiality expectations are confirmed for the project.
Who the service supports
The capability is relevant to traffic engineering consultancies, transportation planning teams, road and infrastructure programmes, survey companies, parking and mobility specialists, and public-sector procurement teams seeking defined traffic-data outputs.
Review quality and securityEnterprise capability statement
Traffic data collection and manual video analysis, structured for professional review.
SWAT Alliance supports traffic engineering consultancies, transport planners, civil and infrastructure teams, survey companies, mobility specialists and public-sector procurement teams with clearly scoped observation, processing, QA/QC and deliverables.
Data collection & observation
Road-user & operational studies
Processing, quality & delivery
How we work
A defined path from project input to delivery.
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Project input
Confirm locations, source material, dates and the decision the data must support.
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Scope confirmation
Agree movements, classifications, lanes, intervals and output structure.
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Manual observation
Apply the written counting and classification rules to the approved source.
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Structured data
Organize observations by the dimensions required for the study.
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QA/QC
Review completeness, structure, consistency and supported corrections.
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Delivery & support
Issue the agreed files and resolve documented clarification points.
Procurement guidance
Information that helps define a reviewable scope.
The answers below describe the approved engagement model without implying a fixed method for every project.
What is needed for a quote?
Share the study type, locations, source availability, duration, required classifications, intervals and preferred output format.
Can existing footage be used?
Existing footage can be reviewed against the agreed visibility, coverage and quality requirements before processing.
Can a client template be followed?
Outputs can be structured to align with an agreed project template where the approved scope supports it.
Can classifications be customized?
Vehicle and road-user classes can be configured to the project specification rather than treated as one universal scheme.
Which formats are supported?
Depending on scope, delivery can include Excel-compatible workbooks, CSV, movement tables, classification tables, lane-level outputs, summaries and QA/QC notes.
How is confidential material handled?
Transfer, access, retention and delivery expectations are confirmed for the engagement. Client material is not used as public marketing content without authorization.
Project engagement
A defined path from requirements to closeout.
The working method is agreed around the project specification. Each stage provides a clear point to confirm inputs, definitions, checks and delivery expectations.
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Project requirements
Share the study purpose, locations, dates and the decision the data must support.
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Scope & data specification
Confirm movements, classifications, intervals, source requirements and output structure.
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Source video / survey input
Transfer agreed footage or survey material through the project-approved route.
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Manual analysis
Analysts apply the written observation and classification rules to the supplied source.
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QA/QC
Review completeness, interval structure, definitions, exceptions and reconciliations.
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Structured delivery
Prepare Excel, CSV or agreed tables and summaries in the confirmed project format.
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Closeout & support
Resolve documented questions and agreed clarifications against the delivered scope.
Delivery principles
Structured for professional project delivery.
Specification-led
Counting rules, classifications, intervals and formats are confirmed before processing.
Traceable structure
Outputs retain clear interval, movement, direction and class definitions.
Quality review
Completeness, consistency, exceptions and structural checks are reviewed before release.
Confidential handling
Client footage, project information and deliverables are not used as public marketing material without authorization.
Clear delivery
Deliverables follow the agreed project format, with limitations or approved exceptions recorded where relevant.
Project communication
Scope questions and delivery clarifications are handled against the written project requirements.
Capability overview
Traffic-data support for professional project teams.
SWAT Alliance supports transport consultancies, planning teams, infrastructure projects, survey companies and mobility specialists. Listing a sector describes service suitability; it does not imply a client relationship.
- Manual traffic counting
- Traffic video analysis
- Turning movement counts
- Roundabout counts
- Vehicle classification
- Pedestrian and bicycle counts
- Parking and queue studies
- Traffic data processing
- Data validation and QA/QC
- Structured project deliverables