Cloud based web application supporting vehicle toll payment system

Cvijic, Branimir; Pasalic, Drazen; Bundalo, Dušanka; Bundalo, Zlatko

doi:10.1109/meco.2016.7525700

Cited by 9 publications

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“…In this example, we assume E A < E, which means Station s A is an unavailable station. Thus, the parking station recommended to the user will be determined by only Stations s B , s C and s D , and accordingly, the probability of Station s v being recommended to this user could be calculated by (11). For example, the probability of Station s C being recommended to the user, in this case, is…”

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“…The blockchain module aims to manage the logic of the financial transactions, a smart contract is developed with the Solidity 11 and deployed on Ethereum's Ropsten test network via Alchemy 12 for validation. A decentralised Web3 13 application is developed using React JSX 14 and Tailwind CSS 15 , which enables the administrators to check and operate the information of any user or E-bike.…”

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“…However, current ESMS suffer from critical design issues, such as lack of service integration and not being user-centric, which potentially significantly impedes mass adoption. In fact, some recent work has demonstrated that ESMS can create various burdens in modern traffic operation and management, including inappropriate parking challenges due to users' behaviours [1], charging issues due to lack of infrastructures [9], accessibility challenges due to lack of holistic planning and scheduling [10], as well as transaction challenges due to lack of speed and transparency [11], [12]. Typically, these challenges are dealt with either partially or individually without a holistic view of system-level design and optimization, with the result that one problem may be addressed for a given aspect but more problems can be created for others.…”

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U-Park: A User-Centric Smart Parking Recommendation System for Electric Shared Micromobility Services

Shen¹,

Murthy²,

O’Connor³

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At present, electric shared micromobility services (ESMS) have become an important part of the mobility as a service (MaaS) paradigm for sustainable transportation systems. However, current ESMS suffer from critical design issues such as a lack of integration, transparency and user-centric approaches, resulting in high operational costs and poor service quality. A key operational challenge in ESMS is related to parking, particularly how to ensure a shared vehicle has a parking space when the user is approaching the destination. For instance, our recent study illustrated that up to 12.9% of shared E-bike users in Dublin, Ireland cannot park their E-bikes properly due to a lack of planning and user-centric guidance [1]. To address this challenge, in this paper we propose U-Park, a user-centric smart parking recommendation system for ESMS aiming at making personalised recommendations to ESMS users by considering a given user's historical mobility data, current trip trajectory and parking space availability. We propose the system architecture, implement it, and evaluate its performance based on a realworld dataset from an Irish-based shared E-bike company, Moby bikes. Our results illustrate that U-Park can effectively predict a user's destination in a shared E-bike system with around 97.33% accuracy without direct user inputs, and such results can be subsequently used to recommend the best parking station for the user depending on the availability of predicted parking spaces. Finally, a blockchain-empowered module is blended to manage various transactions due to its advantage in safety and transparency in this process, including prepays and parking fines.

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“…In addition to MVC, a remote monitoring system enables developers to efficiently divide work, ensuring that the development of business logic and UIs remains separate. is method was used to develop the Web application for the IoT-based toll system [19].…”

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Web-Based Human-Machine Interfaces of Industrial Controllers in Single-Page Applications

Jeng

Chieng

Chen

2021

Mobile Information Systems

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Advances in conventional industrial controllers have led to new technologies such as multilanguage use, cross-platform applications, and remote monitoring and control. However, the human-machine interfaces (HMIs) of conventional industrial controllers and mobile devices cannot directly transmit instant messages to each other. This study describes a simple method of upgrading the HMIs of conventional industrial controllers into controllers capable of Web-based remote access. The study began with the development of a model-view-controller architecture consisting of Hypertext Markup Language, Cascading Style Sheets, and JavaScript and proceeded to the implementation of a single-page application (SPA) method through AJAX and WebSocket, which communicates with the back-end Node.js server to transfer data. Future advancements will enable information to flow through cross-platform devices across various operating systems and Web browsers, allowing users to remotely monitor and control machines from mobile smart devices. We demonstrated the simplicity of the SPA method by transforming a conventional personal computer-based industrial controller, WINPC32, to an all-purpose Web-based HMI for industrial use with the graphic user interface software, GPX.

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