Research and Design of GIS in Vehicle Monitoring System

Yuan, Gannan; Zhang, Zhi; Shangguan, Wei

doi:10.1109/icicse.2008.98

Cited by 9 publications

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“…The embedded system module acquires information from the fuel vehicles, maintains record and sends messages to the monitoring agents through communication module. The GPS tracking module is used for the real time tracking of fuel tankers [6] .…”

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Automatic fuel tank monitoring, tracking & theft detection system

Ali

et al. 2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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This paper presents the design, implementation and characterization of a hardware platform for Fuel Management System (FMS) for fuel carrying vehicles. The primary design goal is to devise a system capable of monitoring the fuel level in real time. This system is proposed for fuel carrying road tankers which carry fuel from oil depots to end users such as petrol-stations. This system is based on hardware as well as software. The hardware part consists of fuel level circuits, on-board Arduino, GSM and GPS modules. While the software part consists of LabView for Database purposes. This system offers an Automatic Electronic System (AES) which replaces manual monitoring of fuel. This system measures fuel volume and sends measured volume to the owner’s mobile as well as owner’s computer through GSM network. It also provides a technique for detecting theft or fraud incidents in case of fuel theft or fuel leakage. Additionally the system can track the location of each fuel carrying tanker in order to locate the place of any incident that could have occurred. This system allows for an automated analysis and monitoring of fuel level, having a reduced cost due to affordable and easy-to-acquire electronic components.

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Automatic fuel tank monitoring, tracking & theft detection system

Ali

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MATEC Web Conf.

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“…The hardware implementation and cost of the developed system are moderate compared to the existing system. This is due to a self-built GIS used in the system rather than the well-known, high-cost user interface commercial GIS [10][11][12]. The reliability of the developed system is comparatively high and it also has wide applications due to the RFID and integrated communication technologies, respectively.…”

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“…Along with RFID, other sensing technologies such as the global positioning system (GPS), general packet radio service (GPRS), and geographic information system (GIS) can be used in a monitoring system. The GPS, GPRS, and GIS have been integrated together in various studies, and the good results demonstrate that the technologies are compatible [10][11][12]. From the reviews, RFID, the GPS, GPRS, and GIS are chosen to be integrated and tested in the realization of a bus monitoring and management system.…”

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RFID and communication technologies for an intelligent bus monitoring and management system

Hannan¹,

Mustapha²,

Mamun³

et al. 2014

Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci

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This paper highlights the implementation of an intelligent bus monitoring system based on current challenges and problems. In this system, radio frequency identification and integrated sensing technologies, such as a global positioning system, general packet radio service, and geographic information system, are used to monitor the movement of a bus. A new theoretical framework and ruled-based decision algorithms are developed for the system. An experimental setup is developed for the prototype implementation. The results show that the choice of integrated technologies used in the system is suitable to monitor and manage a vehicle transportation system.

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“…This paper describes a solution that is based on a comparison between two tracks. Papers [8], [9], [10], [11], [12] address the problem of map matching. Which matches the GPS traces with road networks.…”

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A simplified method for off-line track matching for fleet managements

Alnaanah

Aljaafreh

2011

2011 IEEE Jordan Conference on Applied Electrical Engineering and Computing Technologies (AEECT)

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This paper presents a method to measure the discipline in fleet management automation. This method is based on calculating the matching degree between the actual track and the desired track. The actual track is a sequence of points that is provided by the Global Positioning System (GPS) and the desired track is also a sequence of points that is provided by the Geographic Information System (GIS). This algorithm simplifies the tracks into straight segments, then determines the matched and unmatched segments. The points where the vehicle left and return to the desired track are determined, and the difference in distance between these points is determined too. The significance of this method comes from its simplicity and speed.

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Research and Design of GIS in Vehicle Monitoring System

Cited by 9 publications

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Automatic fuel tank monitoring, tracking & theft detection system

Automatic fuel tank monitoring, tracking & theft detection system

RFID and communication technologies for an intelligent bus monitoring and management system

A simplified method for off-line track matching for fleet managements

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