Smart rural E-Bus system using global radio (GloRa)

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Abstract

In this study, we focus on the electronic bus (E-Bus) system developed for Taiwan's mountainous areas. The rural area in Taiwan with its towering mountains has become a sightseeing hot spot. The radio propagation of a (cloud-based) 4G/LTE network may be severely limited by the mountainous geography, leading to unacceptable connection quality. We have built a smart (fog-based) local wireless E-Bus system using a feature-enhanced long-range wide-area network (LoRaWAN, also known as GloRa in Taiwan). Since there is no electricity on the mountain roads, the bus stops of this E-Bus system are operated by a dynamo. Furthermore, we present a virtual direction and position algorithm for multiple E-Bus lines. A novel sensing method using the dynamos is proposed to estimate the feasibility of the E-Bus optimization problem.

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Lin, S. H., Kuo, Y. H., Wu, E. H. K., Lin, H. S., Jou, E., & Jin, M. H. (2021). Smart rural E-Bus system using global radio (GloRa). Sensors and Materials, 33(7), 2345–2364. https://doi.org/10.18494/SAM.2021.3288

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