Model based traffic congestion detection in optical remote sensing imagery

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Purpose: A new model based approach for the traffic congestion detection in time series of airborne optical digital camera images is proposed. Methods: It is based on the estimation of the average vehicle speed on road segments. The method puts various techniques together: the vehicle detection on road segments by change detection between two images with a short time lag, the usage of a priori information such as road data base, vehicle sizes and road parameters and a simple linear traffic model based on the spacing between vehicles. Results: The estimated speed profiles from experimental data acquired by an airborne optical sensor - 3K camera system - coincide well with the reference measurements. Conclusions: Experimental results show the great potential of the proposed method for the detection of traffic congestion on highways in along-track scenes. © The Author(s) 2010.

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Palubinskas, G., Kurz, F., & Reinartz, P. (2010). Model based traffic congestion detection in optical remote sensing imagery. European Transport Research Review, 2(2), 85–92. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12544-010-0028-z

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