Adaptive video-based vehicle classification technique for monitoring traffic : [executive summary].

Wei, Heng; Abrishami, Hedayat; Xiao, Xinhua; Allam, Karteek Kumar; University of Cincinnati

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Adaptive video-based vehicle classification technique for monitoring traffic : [executive summary].

2015-08-01
By Wei, Heng ; Abrishami, Hedayat ; Xiao, Xinhua ; ...

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Wei, Heng ; Abrishami, Hedayat ; Xiao, Xinhua ; Allam, Karteek Kumar

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University of Cincinnati
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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Automatic Vehicle Identification Axles Image Processing Machine Vision Traffic Surveillance Vehicle Classification Vehicle Length Video
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FHWA/OH-2015/20
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Brief
Geographical Coverage:

Ohio
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Ohio. Dept. of Transportation. Office of Statewide Planning and Research
Abstract:

Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) recommends axle-based classification standards to map

passenger vehicles, single unit trucks, and multi-unit trucks, at Automatic Traffic Recorder (ATR) stations

statewide. Many state Departments of Transportation (DOT), including Ohio DOT (or ODOT), adapts the

FHWA’s scheme F, axle-based classification standards in defining length-based classification boundaries

to map various vehicles, such as passenger vehicles, single unit trucks, and multi-unit trucks, at Automatic

Traffic Recorder (ATR) stations statewide. It is suggested that no single set of vehicle lengths work "best"

for all states, because truck characteristics may vary from state to state. It’s also technically difficult to

estimate each of the FHWA 13 categorized vehicles by the length-based approach.
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