Laser-scanner-based powered two-wheeler traffic monitoring

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Powered two wheelers (PTWs) represent only 2% of the traffic, but 30% of all deaths on the road. European governments have made this particular point a priority for road safety. This presented study overcomes the lack of PTW traffic-analyser systems in real traffic conditions. A detection technique based on a single two-dimensional LIDAR sensor is proposed. This system is able to accurately detect and count PTWs with a single sensor in dense traffic on a highway with multiple carriageways. The method consists, firstly, in generating spatio-temporal observations of vehicles crossing under the LIDAR, then, in classifying vehicles using machine-learning techniques, and finally, in evaluating PTW traffic. Such a system has direct industrial applications since it is a non-intrusive traffic-analyser system that is reliable, easily deployable and inexpensive compared with existing industrial solutions. © The Institution of Engineering and Technology 2013.

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Vivet, D., Prabhakar, Y., Subirats, P., Lecomte, C., Violette, E., & Bensrhair, A. (2013). Laser-scanner-based powered two-wheeler traffic monitoring. Electronics Letters, 49(25), 1620–1622. https://doi.org/10.1049/el.2013.2860

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