Development of vehicle tracking system using passive sensors

Choudhari, Pranali

doi:10.1109/iccict.2012.6398113

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“…Additionally, a few computational data points for traveling crossflow are shown 54. For portions of the spectra with low coherence ( 0.2), there are little or no correlated disturbances common among the sensors, and derived quantities such as Ψ and c r are meaningless.…”

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Traveling Crossflow Instability for HIFiRE-5 in a Quiet Hypersonic Wind Tunnel

Borg

Kimmel

Stanfield

2013

43rd Fluid Dynamics Conference

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A scale model of the 2:1 elliptic cone HIFiRE-5 flight vehicle was used to investigate the traveling crossflow instability at Mach 6 in Purdue University's Mach-6 quiet wind tunnel. Traveling crossflow waves were measured with surface-mounted pressure sensors. The crossflow instability phase speed and wave angle were calculated from the cross spectra of three surface-mounted pressure sensors. Both quantities show good agreement with computational values from about 30-50 kHz. Repeated runs at the same initial condition show excellent repeatability in traveling crossflow wave properties, and give an estimate of the experimental uncertainty associated with this technique. Additionally, autobispectral analysis showed the onset and development of moderate nonlinear quadratic phase-locking prior to transition, but not for the peak traveling crossflow wave. The bicoherence achieved only moderate values. No traveling crossflow waves were observed when freestream noise levels were intentionally elevated, but transition occurred for a much lower Reynolds number. It appears that the traveling crossflow instability is not the primary transition mechanism in the noisy flow of Purdue's Mach 6 wind tunnel.

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Traveling Crossflow Instability for HIFiRE-5 in a Quiet Hypersonic Wind Tunnel

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Kimmel

Stanfield

2013

43rd Fluid Dynamics Conference

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“…In [3] they proposed a web-based end user application to monitor the vehicle. Many other researchers proposed a various method in vehicle tracking, such as using passive sensors [4], using wireless sensors technology [5] and cloud computing [6].…”

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A Low-Cost Android-Based Monitoring and Tracking System Using GPS

Ain¹

2018

IJRASET

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With the rapid growth in the Internet of things, human lives are becoming easier. In this paper, we will present a lowcost monitoring and tracking system based on Android that employs an embedded GPS module to find the location of any android based device and gives a range of control features. The system composed of many location transmitting device and can be monitored using one or more location monitoring device. The real-time location of those transmitting device can be viewed in google map in the monitoring android device

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“…In [19] safety challenges related to tracking system and GPS are discussed in great detail. A novel method of vehicle tracking is presented in [20] using wireless sensor technology, passive sensors [21], android based tracking [22], self-power tracking system [23] and tracking system based on cloud computing infrastructure [24]. A vehicle tracking system based on color histogram distance and binary information is implemented [25].…”

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GPS based Advanced Vehicle Tracking and Vehicle Control System

Mukhtar¹

2015

IJISA

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Security systems and navigators have always been a necessity of human's life. The developments of advanced electronics have brought revolutionary changes in these fields. In this paper, we will present a vehicle tracking system that employs a GPS module and a GSM modem to find the location of a vehicle and offers a range of control features. To complete the design successfully, a GPS unit, two relays, a GSM Modem and two MCU units are used. There are five features introduced in the project. The aim of this project is to remotely track a vehicle's location, remotely switch ON and OFF the vehicle's ignition system and remotely lock and unlock the doors of the vehicle. An SMS message is sent to the tracking system and the system responds to the users request by performing appropriate actions. Short text messages are assigned to each of these features. A webpage is specifically designed to view the vehicle's location on Google maps. By using relay based control concept introduced in this paper, number of control features such as turning heater on/off, radio on/off etc. can be implemented in the same fashion. Index Terms-Tracking, GSM, GPS, Vehicle Tracking, Google Map, Google Tracking, Vehicle Control GPS based Advanced Vehicle Tracking and Vehicle Control System Copyright © 2015 MECS I.J. Intelligent Systems and Applications, 2015, 03, 1-12 of the tracked vehicle is presented in [27].Vehicle tracking coupled with vehicle registration number recognition is introduced in [28]. Following huge demand of accurate vehicle tracking systems, researchers proposed number of novel methods [29], [30], [18] to improve the accuracy of tracking systems. GPS based Advanced Vehicle Tracking and Vehicle Control System

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Development of vehicle tracking system using passive sensors

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Traveling Crossflow Instability for HIFiRE-5 in a Quiet Hypersonic Wind Tunnel

Traveling Crossflow Instability for HIFiRE-5 in a Quiet Hypersonic Wind Tunnel

A Low-Cost Android-Based Monitoring and Tracking System Using GPS

GPS based Advanced Vehicle Tracking and Vehicle Control System

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