Development of a demonstrator «smart-parking»

Coulibaly, Moussa; Belkhala, Sofia; Errami, Ahmed; Medromi, Hicham; Saad, Abdallah; Rouissiya, Mehdi; Jaafari, Alain

doi:10.1109/melcon.2018.8379088

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“…Through the Arduino field, they will have access to information about the user's vehicle and parking location. Similarly, authors of [15] proposed another solution to the issues surrounding airport parking that would allow passengers to find, reserve, and pay for vehicle spaces all from the convenience of a mobile application. Sensors would be scattered across the airport's parking lot and could wirelessly communicate with the base station of their availability.…”

Section: Iot Applications For Airports Parking Luggage and Navigation...mentioning

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Review of Internet of Things Applications in Airport Infrastructure and Operations

Christensen,

Guerra-Mondragon saenz,

Zapata-Rivera

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 21th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (LACCEI 2023): “Leaders

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is being used in a vast number of fields, from consumer IoT and smart houses to health, smart cities, smart grids, smart agriculture, smart vehicles, and airport services [1]- [3].IoT can be defined as a network of interconnected devices that share information about the environment and people to offer intelligent computing services to improve quality of life. In 2022, there was an estimated 13 billion IoT devices connected to the internet, and this number is expected to grow to 30 billion by 2030 [4].Currently, IoT systems are envisioned in various airport applications, from airport passengers and staff services to luggage management, and security infrastructure. However, these recent technologies have created big challenges, especially in cybersecurity. Most of the commodity IoT devices are inexpensive, resource-constrained, and built by many suppliers, hence not developed using a secure-by-design approach. This makes them vulnerable to the growing spectrum of cyberattacks and warrants that security considerations are made for their applications.This survey paper presents an overview of the current state of the art of IoT applications in airport services and operations. The analysis includes a comparison of the technological specifications of the implementations and some considerations from the perspective of cybersecurity. It was found that 83% of the implementations analyzed do not have a security mechanism to protect the users and system data.

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“…Network administrators can implement measures to prevent physical access to the network infrastructure. [15] DoS attacks against the web application can render it unavailable for normal users.…”

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Review of Internet of Things Applications in Airport Infrastructure and Operations

Christensen,

Guerra-Mondragon saenz,

Zapata-Rivera

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 21th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (LACCEI 2023): “Leaders

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“…For example, in Vienna, a real-time model based on existing data, such as electronic parking tickets, counts of car parks, traffic flow data, was developed to provide an accurate estimate of the occupation of the parking area [47]. Other works focused on the guidance to the closest parking areas, for instance, the authors in [48] developed a mobile application that uses a demonstrator based on RFID. The application service allows users to find free parking spaces In the same context, SmartyPark is also a parking management solution that provides real-time location and guidance to the nearest available parking location using a Senstenna-based mobile application, a 5th generation sensorless technology that can detect objects.…”

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Smart Urban Mobility: When Mobility Systems Meet Smart Data

Mahrez

Sabir

Badidi

et al. 2022

IEEE Trans. Intell. Transport. Syst.

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Cities around the world are expanding dramatically, with urban population growth reaching nearly 2.5 billion people in urban areas and road traffic growth exceeding 1.2 billion cars by 2050. The economic contribution of the transport sector represents 5% of the GDP in Europe and costs an average of US $482.05 billion in the United States. These figures indicate the rapid rise of industrial cities and the urgent need to move from traditional cities to smart cities. This article provides a survey of different approaches and technologies such as intelligent transportation systems (ITS) that leverage communication technologies to help maintain road users safe while driving, as well as support autonomous mobility through the optimization of control systems. The role of ITS is strengthened when combined with accurate artificial intelligence models that are built to optimize urban planning, analyze crowd behavior and predict traffic conditions. AI-driven ITS is becoming possible thanks to the existence of a large volume of mobility data generated by billions of users through their use of new technologies and online social media. The optimization of urban planning enhances vehicle routing capabilities and solves traffic congestion problems, as discussed in this paper. From an ecological perspective, we discuss the measures and incentives provided to foster the use of mobility systems. We also underline the role of the political will in promoting open data in the transport sector, considered as an essential ingredient for developing technological solutions necessary for cities to become healthier and more sustainable.

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Production System Modelling Methodologies of an Open Pit Mine

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Open pit mines experience several challenges and constraints in the management of mining operations and processes. The heterogeneity of the infrastructures and the complexity of the physical and managerial systems highlight these various challenges. The creation of a generic system that can drive but at the same time models in a dynamic logic all these constraints and elements assume a major complexity. In addition, the modelling allows the implementation of real-time decision-making components and increases the responsiveness of the system. This paper presents six modelling methodologies of the production system, namely Open System Architecture for Computer Integrated Manufacturing, GRAI Integrated Methodology, Purdue Enterprise Reference Architecture, Generalized Enterprise Reference Architecture and Methodology, Zachman and Model Based System Engineering. Based on the multi-criteria analysis, we have shown that the Modelling Based System Engineering is the most adapted methodology in the case of open pit mines but this method knows a lack of agility in the system. Our system will use a methodology based on Model Based System Engineering and will consider the agility of the system.

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Development of a demonstrator «smart-parking»

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

Review of Internet of Things Applications in Airport Infrastructure and Operations

Review of Internet of Things Applications in Airport Infrastructure and Operations

Smart Urban Mobility: When Mobility Systems Meet Smart Data

Production System Modelling Methodologies of an Open Pit Mine

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