2017
DOI: 10.17261/pressacademia.2017.571
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Intelligent transportation systems and traffic management in wireless sensor networks

Abstract: Wireless Sensor Networks are the source of intelligent systems today. With the development of sensor nodes that form Wireless Sensor Networks, these systems can be easily used in our daily life. In this study, intelligent transportation systems and traffic management with Wireless Sensor Networks are described. Within the scope of intelligent transportation systems, vehicle sensors, road sensors, weather sensors and environmental sensors are mentioned. Within the scope of Traffic Management, dynamic signalizat… Show more

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“…For the segments of second group, besides, the first line on the left border of segment, we have created another line on right border of segment while basing on the first line. The creation of line is made by using (5). We have based on (1) to create this equation.…”
Section: Positions and Number Of Sensors On Segmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For the segments of second group, besides, the first line on the left border of segment, we have created another line on right border of segment while basing on the first line. The creation of line is made by using (5). We have based on (1) to create this equation.…”
Section: Positions and Number Of Sensors On Segmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8 shows the required number of sensors for both full coverage and full connectivity in two cases. First case represents our proposition which is the use of sensors having not similar sensing ranges and the averages of values of sensing ranges chosen are 31.23, 32.25, 30.00, 29.45, 24.77, 25.45, 27.43, and 27.50 m; respectively, for 5,10,15,20,25,30,35, and 40 of values of communication ranges. In the second case, we use sensors having similar sensing ranges.…”
Section: Required Number Of Sensors For Both Full Sensing Coverage Anmentioning
confidence: 99%
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