> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.rekor.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.rekor.ai/rekor-discover-r/class-count-and-speed/markdown/studies.md).
# Studies
Conduct studies to gather crucial information about vehicle classifications, counts, and speeds and quickly identify any issues or anomalies in the study data. Use the study data to create reports and dive into the data to uncover patterns that contribute to better road safety, efficient traffic management, and informed decision-making.
#### Select Stations
Confirm that all the study stations are visible on the map below. If not, go to Stations to add them. Once everything looks good, select the station that will contribute data to the study.
#### **Schedule**
Set up the schedule to plan for a future study or set up the schedule for data that has either already been collected or is currently underway. Customize the frequency, timing, recurrence, and success threshold to suit your specific study requirements.
#### **Validation Rules**
Define the criteria for validation rules to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the study data. These rules will assist in identifying anomalies and detecting issues within the dataset. There are included sensible default values as a starting point to customize and meet the specific needs of the study. Select the criteria that will be used in this study.
#### **Study Name**
In this step, take a moment to choose a name that captures the objectives and purpose of the study. Optionally provide any notes that can offer context or insights about the study.
#### **Review**
Before finalizing, double-check the study details for accuracy. If there are any discrepancies, use the Previous Step button to make necessary corrections. Once all information is accurate, click Finish.
Congratulations! You have set up a Study!
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