Advances in vehicle detection technologies and a proposed framework for automated traffic enforcement, data mining and modelling.

Author(s)
Ton, T. & Salim, V.
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Abstract

Studies that support traffic management are varied and range from traffic monitoring, enforcement, measuring and estimating travel time and origin-destination (OD) information to the modelling of transport and traffic emissions. Data acquisition for these studies has improved over the years through advances in information and communication technologies. Recent technological advances are incorporated in Inductive loop detector and Machine vision systems. Different systems have different merits depending on the application areas. This paper will provide a review of the two vehicle detection approaches and present a proposed vehicle detection based framework for automated traffic enforcement, data mining and modelling. (a) For the covering entry of this conference, please see ITRD abstract no. E211903.

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C 33930 (In: C 33911 CD-ROM) /71 /73 / ITRD E211938
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In: CAITR-2004 : [proceedings of the] 26th Conference of the Australian Institutes of Transport Research “Committing to research and development for the next generation”, Melbourne, Australia, 8-10 December 2004, 16 p., 26 ref.

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