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    TRAFFIC PULSE TECHNOLOGY

    BY- ABC
    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Ø Introduction
    Ø Description of sensor
    Ø network Various sensors
    Ø Data processing
    Ø technique Conclusion
    INTRODUCTION

    The Traffic Pulse network is the foundation for all of Mobility


    Technologies® applications. This network uses a process of
    data collection, data processing, and data distribution to
    generate the most unique traffic information in the industry.
    Digital Traffic Pulse® collects data through a sensor
    network, processes and stores the data in a data center,
    and distributes that data through a wide range of
    applications.
    Cont.

    1. Sensor network :- heart of the technology


    2. Data streams :- way of processing data
    3. Data transmission :-optical cable, satellite etc.
    Sensor Network
    Def :-A sensor network consists of spatially distributed autonomous sensors to cooperatively
    monitor physical or environmental conditions. They are now used in m a n y industrial and civilian
    application areas, including industrial process monitoring and control, machi ne health monitoring,
    environment and habitat monitoring, ho me automation, and traffic control.

    In addition to one or more


    sensors, each node in a sensor
    network is typically equipped with
    a radio transceiver or other
    wireless
    communications device, a
    small microcontroller, and an energy
    source, usually a battery. The cost of
    sensor nodes is similarly variable,
    ranging from hundreds of dollars to a
    few pennies, depending on the size of
    the sensor network and the
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    Traffic Parameters

    Ø Flow rate (volume), occupancy, and density


    Ø Count, presence, and passage
    Ø Speed of individual vehicles and platoons of vehicles
    Ø Queue lengths
    Ø Approach flow profile
    Ø Approach stops
    Ø Link travel time
    Ø Origin-destination
    pairs
    A given sensor generally does not output all types of traffic
    List of Sensors Technology

    Ø Microwave Doppler

    Ø M i c r o w a v e True P r e s e n c e

    Ø P a s s i v e Infrared

    Ø
    Ø A c t i v e Infrared

    Ø Ultrasonic
    Visible VIP
    Ø Infrared VIP
    Ø Acoustic
    Ø M agnetometer

    Ø Magnetic

    Ø I nduct iv e l o o p

    detector
    Microwave Presence-
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    Detecting
    Second levelRadar Sensors
    ●
    Third level
    ●
    Fourth level
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    Fifth level
    Microwave Radar
    Waveforms
    Second levelDoppler
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    ●
    Third level
    ●
    Fourth level
    ●
    Fifth level
    Microwave Radar
    Characteristics

    ØParameter
    s
    -Count
    Data processing
    technique(Data Streams)
    Ø
    Continuous, unbounded, rapid, time-
    varying streams of data elements
    Ø
    Unpredictable data characteristics and
    arrival patterns
    Ø
    Managed using Data Stream
    Management System(DSMS)
    Ø Relational (unlikely to change)
    Tools offered by traffic pulse
    technology
    * Telematics - for mobile professionals and
    others, Mobility Technologies traffic information
    complements in-vehicle navigation devices,
    informing drivers not only how to get from point A
    to point B but how long it will take to get there —
    or even direct them to an alternate route.
    * Media - for radio and TV broadcasters, cable
    operators, and advertisers who sponsor local
    programming, Traffic Pulse Networks
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    Second level
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    Third level
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    Fourth level
    ●
    Fifth level
    Conclusion

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