Automated traffic light control system and stolen vehicle detection

Sivakumar, R.; Vignesh, G.; Narayanan, Vishal; Prakash, S. Arun; Sivakumar, V.

doi:10.1109/rteict.2016.7808101

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“…The performance evaluation was performed on the recommended RFID-GPS mechanism using AODV algorithm based on VANET (RGAODVRP_PIC16F877A) was compared with the Zigbee_Atmega328 [21] and their results were discussed below.…”

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RFID-GPS based mechanism using aodvrp for stolen vehicle detection in vanet

Chand

Karthikeyan

2020

IJEECS

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<p class="p1">The traffic on the road was in the rise for the past few years, with more and more vehicles enter the road there was less scope of having better traffic. However, it could be maintained with the implementation of the proper system. The other major concern was on the theft of the vehicles and the accidents the drivers succumb to while in the road. This paper recommends the novel RFID-GPS mechanism based on AODV Routing Protocol algorithm in the hybrid VANET configuration that was working as a decentralized Ad hoc. The algorithm was framed in such a manner that it could be effective in maintaining traffic through communication among Vehicles and vehicles (OBUs) to the Roadside Unit (RSU). The RSUs would generate the possible route by Ad hoc On-demand Distance vector routing protocol and control the signals within the accessible limit if there were an emergency. The information about the stolen vehicles and the driver would be sent to the police station and hospital respectively that aid to track the vehicle by the Radio Frequency Identification-Global Positioning System (GPS) information and save the driver in case of an accident. The performance of the RFID-GPS mechanism based on AODV algorithm based on VANET was analyzed in NS2 and is related to the existing Zigbee. The outcomes exhibited that the proposed method was better in all performance metrics especially in throughput.</p>

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RFID-GPS based mechanism using aodvrp for stolen vehicle detection in vanet

Chand

Karthikeyan

2020

IJEECS

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“…It helps transmit the information about the traffic through the clouding units so that the information was widespread on the networks. Hence the VANET has the two primary forms of communication as V2V and V2R communication [16]. Fig 1 shows the framework for LoRaWAN VANET model.…”

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A Novel Approach using LoRaWRP for Emergency Vehicle Traffic Management

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2019

IJATCSE

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The road traffic was increasing at an alarming rate for the past few years due to the vast number of vehicles on the road. It resulted in traffic chaos, high fuel consumption, wastage of valuable time on road and increase in air pollution. Traditional traffic system works based on fixed green light sequences, therefore it does not consider emergency vehicles in account. Due to this, emergency vehicles are getting delayed in traffic signals and resulted in chaos. This paper recommends a novel approach using LoRaWRP that provide congestion free route to the destination. The algorithm was framed in such a manner that it could be effective in maintaining traffic through communication among vehicles and vehicles (OBUs) to the Roadside Unit (RSU). The RSUs will generate possible routes and control the traffic signals within the accessible limit, if any emergency situation occurs. In proposed system, the RSUs will track active location of emergency vehicles and manages the traffic signals accordingly to provide hassle free movements at traffic junctions.

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“…Data obtained from vehicle tracking can also be used to divert the traffic from heavily congested routes to low congested routes. In, 3 a machine controlled traffic to direct a smart system to prevent trafficking of vehicles, detection of a stolen vehicle and ambulance headway is discussed. In this system, every vehicle is tagged with a unique RFID card.…”

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A Review on Usage Based Insurance System Using RFID Cards

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Anush²,

Amruth³

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IJST

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Objectives: This study reviews the usage based insurance system for automobiles using RFID cards. Method analysis: Usage based insurance is a system where the premium is estimated based on the usage behavior of the customer. Findings/ application: This method is mainly developed to improve the method of automobile insurance in accordance with the driving behavior of the driver and after considering the main parameters required to drive a vehicle safely. This method is mainly based on usage based insurance (UBI) system which is also popularly known as pay as you drive (PAYD) or pay how you drive (PHYD). People many times feel burdened on the amount of premium one has to pay.

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Automated traffic light control system and stolen vehicle detection

Cited by 7 publications

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RFID-GPS based mechanism using aodvrp for stolen vehicle detection in vanet

RFID-GPS based mechanism using aodvrp for stolen vehicle detection in vanet

A Novel Approach using LoRaWRP for Emergency Vehicle Traffic Management

A Review on Usage Based Insurance System Using RFID Cards

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