Density-Based Remote Override Traffic Control System

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Vehicular traffic is growing almost everywhere in the world which is the prime cause of congestion, especially at road intersections. Due to unreliable and unpredictable road travel conditions, the emergency and essential services may get trapped in traffic congestion. The traffic lights traditionally have a fixed time-scheduling and this further blocks the smooth flow of traffic. In this paper, a density-based remote override traffic control system has been proposed which provides a solution to smartly manage the dynamic traffic conditions. In this test device, the design of the junction density calculation would be centered on infrared (IR) sensors, installed on each lane and interfaced with the microcontroller. The IR will be enabled as vehicles travel through the path. This may be achieved by changing the sequential order of traffic lights generated by the autonomous road surveillance network by utilizing the automated remote sensing-based system.

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Varshney, G., Jaiswal, A., Mittal, U., Pawar, A., Satyajeet (2022). Density-Based Remote Override Traffic Control System. In: Tomar, A., Malik, H., Kumar, P., Iqbal, A. (eds) Machine Learning, Advances in Computing, Renewable Energy and Communication. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 768. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-2354-7_3

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