T/SHJX 072-2024 Intelligent Service Level Evaluation and Public Parking Lots (Stations)
T/SHJX 072-2024 Intelligent Service Level Evaluation and Public Parking Lots (Stations)
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Main Technical Content: Principles of Standard Preparation: 1. Scientific and Standardized Principles. This standard is developed by fully referencing and learning from relevant domestic and international services, national industry standards, and advanced enterprise service standards, aiming to incorporate advanced experiences and practices and emphasize the scientific and standardized nature of the standard. 2. Principles of On-site Research and Typical Case Analysis. The research team conducted on-site investigations to understand the demand for graded evaluation of smart parking lots (garages) and selected typical sites for analysis to ensure the practicality and operability of the graded evaluation system. 3. Principles of Expert Consultation and Scientific Discussion. Given the characteristics of this project, outstanding experts in related fields were invited to guide the work to ensure the applicability and effectiveness of the final standard. 4. Applicability Scope of Graded Evaluation of Smart Services in Public Parking Lots (Garages). The standard specifies the framework, evaluation requirements, and principles and methods for graded evaluation of smart services in public parking lots (garages). It applies to graded evaluation activities of smart services in public parking lots (garages), as well as to operators of public parking lots (garages) (hereinafter referred to as "organizations") who wish to standardize their service activities or seek confirmation of compliance from relevant parties (such as industry associations). 5. Research on Evaluation Model of Smart Services in Public Parking Lots (Garages). Based on an assessment of the current status of smart parking, analysis of technological development trends, and the degree of functional fulfillment during system construction and operation, an evaluation model for graded evaluation of smart services in public parking lots (garages) was developed. The model includes five evaluation domains: