Implementation of novel vehicles' traffic monitoring using wireless sensor network in South Africa

Munienge, Mbodila; Ekabua, Obeten O.; Isong, Bassey

doi:10.1109/iccsn.2015.7296170

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“…Some related algorithms were developed for road traffic monitoring using different technologies. For instance, vehicle classification has been implemented in Pretoria, South Africa, using RFID technology (Mbodila et al, 2015), whereas axle counting is used in (Ma et al, 2014). Traffic and infrastructure monitoring was deployed in (Xue et al, 2015), whereas, in (Collotta et al, 2015), traffic detection was developed for use with a traffic light controller.…”

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Wireless Magnetic Sensor Network for Road Traffic Monitoring and Vehicle Classification

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Transport and Telecommunication Journal

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Efficiency of transportation of people and goods is playing a vital role in economic growth. A key component for enabling effective planning of transportation networks is the deployment and operation of autonomous monitoring and traffic analysis tools. For that reason, such systems have been developed to register and classify road traffic usage. In this paper, we propose a novel system for road traffic monitoring and classification based on highly energy efficient wireless magnetic sensor networks. We develop novel algorithms for vehicle speed and length estimation and vehicle classification that use multiple magnetic sensors. We also demonstrate that, using such a low-cost system with simplified installation and maintenance compared to current solutions, it is possible to achieve highly accurate estimation and a high rate of positive vehicle classification.

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Wireless Magnetic Sensor Network for Road Traffic Monitoring and Vehicle Classification

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“…Several allied research studies have been conducted to approach same problem such as [5] presented the use of RFID technology identifying person identity and credentials to combat the impersonation in police department of South Africa. Same research is applied in Indian Police department for transparent and quick recruitment [6].…”

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Development of an Optimized Digital E-Recruitment Model for Sindh Police

2021

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Information and communication technology (ICT) have profound influence in the modern world such that it has taken every sphere of life today. The advent of ICT has made the all activities relating to human and material resources utilize unto optimum level and making every aspect of life easier. In these days, the use of latest ICT technology like digital finger print identification, surveillance camera, and radiofrequency identificationdevices ensure transparency and identity fraud. However, existing manual recruitment process in Sindh Police of Pakistanhas been disputed at various platforms to ensure transparency. There have been several issues such as physical document identification and verification, physical tests, such as, running, jumping, obstaclesoverpassing, finger printsneed to be transparent and apparent to respective authorities and aspirants during the recruitment process. Therefore, the purpose of this research article isto identify existing issues in current recruitment process. It provides appropriate solutions for fare recruitment process in Sindh Police Pakistan. This research isintended to Development of an Optimized Digital E-Recruitment Model of Sindh Policefor Sindh Police connectedto National Database & Registration Authority (NADARA) of Pakistan to verify aspirants’ identity online, monitor their physical tests using RFID, surveillance cameras, GPS enabled bracelets generating automated digital reports of all aspirants, ensuring transparency and fairness in recruitment system ofSindh Police of Pakistan.

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Towards Heterogeneous Architectures of Hybrid Vehicular Sensor Networks for Smart Cities

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Implementation of novel vehicles' traffic monitoring using wireless sensor network in South Africa

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Wireless Magnetic Sensor Network for Road Traffic Monitoring and Vehicle Classification

Wireless Magnetic Sensor Network for Road Traffic Monitoring and Vehicle Classification

Development of an Optimized Digital E-Recruitment Model for Sindh Police

Towards Heterogeneous Architectures of Hybrid Vehicular Sensor Networks for Smart Cities

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