Development of Inexpensive Vehicle Sensor Node System for Volume, Turn Movement and Collision Avoidance

Refai, Hazem; Balid, W.; Tafish, Hasan; University of Oklahoma. College of Engineering; Oklahoma. Dept. of Transportation

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Development of Inexpensive Vehicle Sensor Node System for Volume, Turn Movement and Collision Avoidance

2016-11-01
By Refai, Hazem ; Balid, W. ; Tafish, Hasan

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Refai, Hazem ; Balid, W. ; Tafish, Hasan

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University of Oklahoma. College of Engineering ; Oklahoma. Dept. of Transportation

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(ITS) Accuracy Collision Avoidance Systems Cost Effectiveness Field Tests Highways Intelligent Transportation Systems Magnetometer Sensors Portable Equipment Real Time Information Reliability Sensors Traffic Surveillance Vehicle Detectors Vehicles Detection Wireless Communication Systems Wireless Sensors WSN
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FHWA-OK-16-06
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Tech Report
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United States ; Oklahoma

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01667621
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Final Report
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Oklahoma. Dept. of Transportation ; University of Oklahoma

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Real-time traffic surveillance is essential in today’s intelligent transportation systems and will surely play a vital role in tomorrow’s smart cities. The work detailed in this paper reports on the development and implementation of a novel smart wireless sensor for traffic monitoring. Reliable and computationally efficient algorithms for vehicle detection, speed and length estimation, classification, and time-synchronization were fully developed, integrated, and evaluated. Comprehensive system evaluation and extensive data analysis were performed to tune and validate the system for a reliable and robust operation. Several field studies conducted on highway and urban roads for different scenarios and under various traffic conditions resulted in 99.98% detection accuracy, 97.11% speed estimation accuracy, and 97% length-based vehicle classification accuracy. The developed system is portable, reliable, and cost-effective. The system can also be used for short-term or long-term installment on surface of highway, roadway, and roadside. Implementation cost of a single node including enclosure is US $40.
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