Talk · Signal Processing and Communications Applications Conference · May 1, 2018
A new cloud service for interpreting taxi trajectories via crowdsensing approach
Abdulkadir Şeker, Mehmet Amac Guvensan
Abstract
In recent years, with the development of IoT, particularly vehicle mobility, a wide range of studies have been conducted on smart city concept. As monitoring a city's traffic conditions have a significant impact on city planning and environmental monitoring. In fact, with the aid of smart systems, it can be both generated mobility maps for cities, and saved gas consumption of vehicles in traffic. This study aims at analyzing the efficient usage of taxis that follow perpetual and non-stationary roads in a city. Following the obtained results, a new cloud-based architecture which enables taxis to find passengers easier via knowledge extracted from the past trips of taxis is designed. The most frequently routes followed by taxis, the starting points of short and long trips, the areas with a high-demand filtered by time/day and the common areas where passengers are get in/drop in, are determined as main parameters in this architecture. The introduced model makes possible to direct taxi drivers worthwhile areas. Meanwhile it will reduce the amount of traffic jam caused by taxis and make it easier for passengers to find a taxi.
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