Advanced Traffic Management System for Smart Cities

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This paper introduces a video surveillance-based traffic control system. The system uses image/video analysis to identify individuals violating traffic rules. Due to the large amount of continuous data generated by conventional computer vision methods, a need for big data visualization, such as images or videos, arises. To address this challenge, an intelligent traffic management system is proposed. This System aims to redirect traffic during congestion and to detect individuals who engage in traffic rule violations, such as riding a bike without a helmet or crossing a red light. High-resolution images and data collected from sensors allow for automated identification, even without traffic police. Furthermore, information can be extracted from the database of the Regional Transport Office to make the traffic system more efficient and to contribute to the development of a smart city. The proposed system’s output is expected to result in a smoother traffic flow and recuperate the traffic problems in various scenarios.

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Nijim, M., Kanumuri, V., Alaqqad, W., & Albataineh, H. (2023). Advanced Traffic Management System for Smart Cities. In Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems (Vol. 700 LNNS, pp. 225–235). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-33743-7_19

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