PGS: Parking Guidance System based on wireless sensor network

Yoo, Seong-eun; Chong, Poh Kit; Tae-Hong, Kim; Kang, Jonggu; Kim, Dae-Young; Shin, Changsub; Sung, Kyungbok; Jang, Byungtae

doi:10.1109/iswpc.2008.4556200

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“…This paper adopted a wireless sensor network methodology to identify the vehicle license plate number while moving with high speed. This paper also focused to trace the unauthorized parking vehicles at the school zone premises to safe guard the children from the accidents from the hidden zone areas [2].…”

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RFID-GSM imparted School children Security System

Vidyasagar¹,

G.Balaji²,

Reddy³

2015

CAE

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With the advancement of the crime rate security is having its alarming significance for school children's. The safety mechanism to the transportation bus and to the children travelling from home to the school and resume back to home is a standalone component to the parents and to the school management. This paper aims to provide the total security for school children. Range and Obstacle detection and accident detected sensors are implanted on the front surface of the bus in order to avoid collision with another vehicle on the Road. Each student is tagged with unique code. Two counters used at the entrance and exit location of the bus. Wireless communication technology (IEEE 802.4.15) is used to inform the status of the bus to the school principal. The absentee record of the student will be send to the concerned parent before leaving the children entry point. The return information is also informed to the parent using GSM technology. The results are favorably good to meet the challenges of the security issues.

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RFID-GSM imparted School children Security System

Vidyasagar¹,

G.Balaji²,

Reddy³

2015

CAE

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“…Vehicle detection sub-system (VDS) and management sub-system (VMS) [5] is based on wireless sensor network (WSN). The VDS sub-system is used to detect the occupancy of a parking lot and report the result to the management sub-system.…”

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A Comparative Study of Different Smart Parking Assist Systems Using Wireless Sensor Networks

Thakare

Chavan

Raisoni³

2012

IJSSAN

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To deal with the parking guidance issue of the parking lots, this paper proposes a vision of improvements in parking guidance and information system based on wireless sensor system. This system consists of parking space monitoring nodes, routing nodes, parking guidance display and Central control center. The nodes transmit the information through wireless sensor network . After analyzing and processing the data, the central control center would distribute the parking information by LED screen and displays for the drivers.

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“…4, the PIOS system is CAN-based structure including ultrasonic vehicle detection sub-system (VDS) and management sub-system (including information release sub-system (IRS)) [ 5,6]. The CAN based VDS is designed to detect the occupancy of a parking space and report the result to the area controller.…”

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Topology study on parking guidance and information system based on CAN

Yao

Wang

Ran

et al. 2010

2010 International Conference on Computer, Mechatronics, Control and Electronic Engineering

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A network topology based on Control Area Network (CAN) special for parking lot to construct the parking guidance and information system (PGIS) is put forward. Through analysis of the parking logic division and parking lot information anatomy, the architecture with star topology is explored. On this base, the information of parking lots is classified in detail and the network suitable for transmitting the information is designed. In order to test the reasonability and feasibility, an experiment is carried out lastly.

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PGS: Parking Guidance System based on wireless sensor network

Cited by 24 publications

References 6 publications

RFID-GSM imparted School children Security System

RFID-GSM imparted School children Security System

A Comparative Study of Different Smart Parking Assist Systems Using Wireless Sensor Networks

Topology study on parking guidance and information system based on CAN

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