TIME: Transport Information Monitoring Environment
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The TIME project has focussed on urban traffic, using the city
of Cambridge as an example. We have investigated sensor and
network technology for gathering traffic data, and have designed
and built reusable software components to distribute, process
and store sensor data in real time. We have shown that these
data can be used for a number of purposes.
Firstly, archived data can be analysed statistically to
understand the behaviour of traffic under a range of “normal”
conditions at different times, for example in and out of school
term. Secondly, periods of extreme congestion resulting from
known incidents can be analysed to show the behaviour of traffic
over time. Thirdly, with such analyses providing background
information, real-time data can be interpreted in context to
provide more reliable and accurate information to citizens.
This talk is part of the Computer Laboratory Wednesday Seminars series.
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Dr Ken Moody (University of Cambridge)
Wednesday 26 October 2011, 14:15-15:15