Design and development of GPS/GSM based vehicle tracking and alert system for commercial inter-city buses

Fleischer, Paul Benjamin; Nelson, Atso Yao; Sowah, Robert A.; Bremang, Appah

doi:10.1109/icastech.2012.6381056

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“…Hence even if the thief keeps moving from the place where the coordinates were once fetched and sent, it will be sent again from new locations repeatedly along with the thief's image till the laptop is retrieved back. • Extended security activity: As a part of the security activity, a siren can be made to beep by sending a text message to the GSM modem connected to the laptop [8]. This can be done at any intervals of time depending on the requirements.…”

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A Proof of Concept for Offline Laptop Tracking

Kumar¹,

Antony²

2013

2013 International Conference on Machine Intelligence and Research Advancement

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Losing a laptop is not only limited to its cost. However it also includes loss of sensitive information stored in it. In case of a theft, the precious data may fall into the wrong hands. Available laptop tracking software solutions require the laptop to be connected to internet which is usually in the form of Wi-Fi connection. Thus, it proves useless if there is no internet connection. The main objective of the offline laptop tracking system is to track a stolen laptop without making use of internet. In any developing country like India, wireless internet connectivity is limited to residences or organizations for personal use and its availability in public places is almost nil. Unlike all internet dependent tracking solutions, the proposed solution successfully meets the needs of laptop users in places on globe where the availability of internet as such is restricted.

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A Proof of Concept for Offline Laptop Tracking

Kumar¹,

Antony²

2013

2013 International Conference on Machine Intelligence and Research Advancement

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“…These VTS can monitor bus speed, idle duration, route, and other observations derived from GPS traces [1][2]. The major automatic alert functions to detect driving irregularities in current VTS include speeding alert, route deviation alert, and overtime stop alert [3][4]. These alert functions are based upon simple comparisons between direct observations from GPS data and regularities such as speed limit, scheduled route, and scheduled stop time.…”

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Detecting illegal pickups of intercity buses from their GPS traces

Yin

Lian³

et al. 2014

17th International IEEE Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSC)

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In some regions, especially in developing countries such as China and India, intercity bus drivers would like to pick up passengers outside the scheduled bus stations and pocket the bus fares. Such illegal pickups bring large safety risks. The alert functions offered by the current vehicle tracking systems barely can catch this illegal act, and few studies of detecting driving anomaly from GPS data focus on it either. This study hereby presents an initial effort to fill the gap. We propose an approach to automatically detecting suspicious pickup locations from intercity bus GPS traces, and implement the approach in a geographical information system. A case study demonstrates the effectiveness of the system with its high accuracy of detecting illegal pickup locations, and its functionality to help traffic police to understand illegal pickup behavior and plan a site investigation.

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“…Number of papers has been published on the development of vehicle tracking system using GPS and GSM modem [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13] and [14]. In [15] differential GPS algorithm that is capable of providing real time near PPP service is presented.…”

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Vehicle Tracking and Locking System Using GPS and GSM

Bhattacherjee¹,

Singh²,

Parveen³

et al. 2017

International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering

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Abstract:In this paper, we presented a vehicle tracking system using GPS modem and GSM module and locking it down using remote mobile accessing. The system is designed to provide security to vehicle owners from theft and unauthorized access. The system performs multiple operations which include:-When an unauthorized person tries to gain access of your vehicle, the information is analyzed using sensors and transmitted to user through GSM. The coordinates of the location of vehicle are sent via GPS. The controlling of vehicle is done through microcontroller. The doors of the vehicles and accelerator pedal are locked down when reading instructions from the user. The speed of the motor is gradually reduced and comes to a halt. By using the control concepts listed in the paper number of control features can be implemented in the same fashion.

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Design and development of GPS/GSM based vehicle tracking and alert system for commercial inter-city buses

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A Proof of Concept for Offline Laptop Tracking

A Proof of Concept for Offline Laptop Tracking

Detecting illegal pickups of intercity buses from their GPS traces

Vehicle Tracking and Locking System Using GPS and GSM

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