A Review on Emergency Vehicle Management for Intelligent Transportation Systems

Peelam, Mritunjay Shall; Naren,; Gera, Mehul; Chamola, Vinay; Zeadally, Sherali

doi:10.1109/tits.2024.3440474

IEEE Trans. Intell. Transport. Syst.

2024

DOI: 10.1109/tits.2024.3440474

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A Review on Emergency Vehicle Management for Intelligent Transportation Systems

Mritunjay Shall Peelam,

Naren,

Mehul Gera

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The scarcity of healthcare resources, particularly during crises, is a reality. AI can help alleviate this deficiency. Tasks such as triage, diagnosis, or determining a patient’s life-threatening risk are some of the applications we can delegate to algorithms. However, the limited number of real clinical experiences and the lack of research on its implementation mean that we only partially understand the risks involved in its development. To contribute to the knowledge of both the opportunities and risks that a management solution like AI presents, we analyze the case of autonomous emergency vehicles. After conducting a detailed literature review, we adopt an innovative perspective: that of the patient. We believe that the relationship established between the patient and this technology, particularly the emotional connection, can determine the success of implementing such autonomous driving devices. Therefore, we also propose a simple solution: endowing this technology with anthropomorphic features.

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The 21st century is a time of rapid development, marked by technological advances, globalization, and international cooperation. It is also a period that has witnessed numerous global crises. In light of recent events, such as the migration crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the escalation of the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, it is crucial to consider how to ensure economic stability and enhance the security of the transportation sector in the face of emerging threats. The goal of this publication is to identify the latest solutions in sustainable transportation development and to highlight their relevance in the context of potential global crises. To achieve this, a systematic review of the current research on transportation industry innovations was conducted using 4 different databases, yielding 492 results. From these, 223 publications were selected for analysis based on established criteria. The selected transport solutions were grouped into specific categories, and then their relevance in the context of global crises was discussed. The findings highlighted key solutions essential for economic stability and transport sector safety in potential crisis situations, while also pointing to further research directions. Additionally, they offer actionable concepts for transport organizers to promote a more resilient and sustainable flow of passengers and goods in anticipation of future crises.

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A Review on Emergency Vehicle Management for Intelligent Transportation Systems

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References 93 publications

Implementation of smart devices in health crisis scenarios: risks and opportunities

Implementation of smart devices in health crisis scenarios: risks and opportunities

Recent Advances for the Development of Sustainable Transport and Their Importance in Case of Global Crises: A Literature Review

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