Smart parking in the smart city application

Šilar, Jan; Růžička, Jiří; Bělinová, Zuzana; Langr, Martin; Kristýna, Hlubučková

doi:10.1109/scsp.2018.8402667

Cited by 19 publications

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“…While it is scalable, the sampling rate of the sensor node is quite high for securely transferring real-time information to the authorities. Silar et al [22] illustrated a similar system for large-scale deployment in smart cities. They analyzed variation in occupancy and claimed good system performance when multiple detectors are placed on road-side parking places.…”

Section: Related Work and Motivationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smart Parking System with Dynamic Pricing, Edge-Cloud Computing and LoRa

Sarker

Gia

Dhaou

et al. 2020

Sensors

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A rapidly growing number of vehicles in recent years cause long traffic jams and difficulty in the management of traffic in cities. One of the most significant reasons for increased traffic jams on the road is random parking in unauthorized and non-permitted places. In addition, managing of available parking places cannot achieve the expected reduction in traffic congestion related problems due to mismanagement, lack of real-time parking guidance to the drivers, and general ignorance. As the number of roads, highways and related resources has not increased significantly, a rising need for a smart, dynamic and effective parking solution is observed. Accordingly, with the use of multiple sensors, appropriate communication network and advanced processing capabilities of edge and cloud computing, a smart parking system can help manage parking effectively and make it easier for the vehicle owners. In this paper, we propose a multi-layer architecture for smart parking system consisting of multi-parametric parking slot sensor nodes, latest long-range low-power wireless communication technology and Edge-Cloud computation. The proposed system enables dynamic management of parking for large areas while providing useful information to the drivers about available parking locations and related services through near real-time monitoring of vehicles. Furthermore, we propose a dynamic pricing algorithm to yield maximum possible revenue for the parking authority and optimum parking slot availability for the drivers.

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Section: Related Work and Motivationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smart Parking System with Dynamic Pricing, Edge-Cloud Computing and LoRa

Sarker

Gia

Dhaou

et al. 2020

Sensors

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“…When comparing this SPMS to the work proposed by Silar et. al in [7] where updates occur once every 5 minutes, our SPMS results in a time saving of up to 4 minutes and 30 seconds at some occurrences (entering spot, payment processing, etc. ), which has the potential to occur multiple times per accessor cycle.…”

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confidence: 97%

“…Optimizing the usage of car parks was investigated in [7] in order to avoid under-utilizing the available parking infrastructure in mega cities, which may in turn extend drivers search time for available parking spots. This has been proven to significantly contribute to increased congestion on the roads.…”

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Towards a Smart Parking Management System for Smart Cities

Melnyk

Djahel

Naït‐Abdesselam

2019

2019 IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2)

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Smart parking management aims to leverage advanced sensing and monitoring technologies to optimise the usage of parking spots within large car parks and ease parking for drivers by directing them to available parking spots, thereby reducing unnecessary stress and delay that further worsen the traffic conditions. The idea of smart parking development began to make parking easier, faster, with less of a drain on resources which are slowly disappearing. The aim of the Smart Parking Management System (SPMS) proposed in this paper is to assist drivers in alleviating several issues linked to parking. Our SPMS provides a sensing platform supported by a mobile app to enable real-time interaction of drivers with the car park infrastructure in a way that minimises drivers' search time for an empty parking sport within large multi-storey car parks and facilitates the localisation of their parked cars. To validate the efficiency of our SPMS, a small scale test-bed was developed as a proof of concept and tested under five different scenarios. The obtained results highlight its effectiveness and call for its potential integration in real world car parks.

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“…Lastly, studies [54][55][56][57] have been conducted to solve the lack of parking spaces through the implementation of smart city transportation services. Since rapid urbanization has sharply increased the number of moving vehicles in the city, it necessitates a dramatic increase in parking spaces for vehicles.…”

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A Smart City Service Business Model: Focusing on Transportation Services

Kim

Yang

2021

Sustainability

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Most cities have adopted smart city services to solve urban problems. However, an examination of their operations reveals that many of these services have either been discontinued or have failed to advance further since they were not profitable. Therefore, this study reviews and proposes the business models of smart city services at a fundamental level. It defines and classifies the smart city service focusing on transportation and the components. The business model has been constructed for electric vehicles and autonomous shuttle businesses in terms of transportation services. It found that the model was profitable in each business only when various stakeholders were linked for mutual interests. Since various service stakeholders cooperate in smart city service, if one of them is unable to secure profitability, it is difficult to operate the smart city service fully. Therefore, a detailed review of the business model is required before providing a smart city service.

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Smart parking in the smart city application

Cited by 19 publications

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Smart Parking System with Dynamic Pricing, Edge-Cloud Computing and LoRa

Smart Parking System with Dynamic Pricing, Edge-Cloud Computing and LoRa

Towards a Smart Parking Management System for Smart Cities

A Smart City Service Business Model: Focusing on Transportation Services

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