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Ramez M. Elmasry, Mohamed A. Abd El Ghany, Mohammed A.-M. Salem and Omar M. Fahmy
Human behavior is regarded as one of the most complex notions present nowadays, due to the large magnitude of possibilities. These behaviors and actions can be distinguished as normal and abnormal. However, abnormal behavior is a vast spectrum, so in thi...
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Juliet Chebet Moso, Stéphane Cormier, Cyril de Runz, Hacène Fouchal and John Mwangi Wandeto
Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) enhance safety, comfort, transport efficiency, and environmental conservation by allowing vehicles to communicate wirelessly with other vehicles and road infrastructure. Cooperative awareness messages (CAMs) conta...
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Mohammed Imran Basheer Ahmed, Rim Zaghdoud, Mohammed Salih Ahmed, Razan Sendi, Sarah Alsharif, Jomana Alabdulkarim, Bashayr Adnan Albin Saad, Reema Alsabt, Atta Rahman and Gomathi Krishnasamy
To constructively ameliorate and enhance traffic safety measures in Saudi Arabia, a prolific number of AI (Artificial Intelligence) traffic surveillance technologies have emerged, including Saher, throughout the past years. However, rapidly detecting a v...
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Zhuofei Xia, Jiayuan Gong, Hailong Yu, Wenbo Ren and Jingnan Wang
Situational detection in the traffic system is of great significance to traffic management and even urban management. Traditional detection methods are generally based on roadside equipment monitoring roads, and it is difficult to support large-scale and...
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Pawel Dymora and Miroslaw Mazurek
Fractal and multifractal analysis can help to discover the structure of the communication system, and in particular the pattern and characteristics of traffic, in order to understand the threats better and detect anomalies in network operation. The massi...
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Eftihia Nathanail, Panagiotis Kouros, Pantelis Kopelias
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Incident detection is one of the major concerns of freeway operators, as incidents account for more than 60% of the travel delays faced by motorists, especially under recurrent traffic congestion. Algorithms detecting incidents are categorized based on t...
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Maria Karatsoli, Martin Margreiter, Matthias Spangler
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This paper analyses the use of Bluetooth-based travel times, for Automatic Incident Detection (AID) purposes. Automatic incident messages were derived for both actual and simulated data through the use of an AID algorithm. This algorithm was developed by...
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Jacek Oskarbski, Marcin Zawisza, Karol Zarski
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While there are many examples of Intelligent Transport System deployments in Poland, more attention should be paid to traffic incident management and detection on dual-carriageways and urban street networks. One of the aims of CIVITAS DYN@MO, a European ...
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Martin Margreiter
Pág. 525 - 536
This work describes an approach to determine the current travel times on freeways based on the detection and re-identification of Bluetooth devices onboard of vehicles using stationary roadside Bluetooth detection technology. It also aims at using this i...
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Nour-Eddin El Faouzi, Lawrence A. Klein
Pág. 495 - 512
Intelligent transportation system (ITS) infrastructures contain sensors, data processing, and communication technologies that assist in improving passenger safety, reducing travel time and fuel consumption, and decreasing incident detection time. Multiso...
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