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Vehicular Sensor Networks for Traffic Monitoring
In proceedings of 17th International Conference on
Computer Communications and Networks (ICCCN 2008)
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Outline Introduction
Motivation and Problem
Metric Definition
Traffic Status Estimation
Performance Evaluation
Future Work and Conclusion
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Introduction
Traffic monitoring in city urban area
Traditional approach: loop detector, camera,etc
infrastructure cost
maintenance cost
communication cost
not scalable
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Another way?
The existing vehicular sensor networks of taxi companies vehicle dispatching security purposes not special for traffic monitoring
Whether it can be used for traffic monitoring?
If “yes”,Advantage: Low infrastructure cost Low maintenance cost Cover the entire road network, scalable
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What we have…
Data basis and features: Long sampling interval due to communication cost
Sparse and incomplete information
Error, etc.
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Outline Introduction
Motivation and Problem
Metric Definition
Traffic Status Estimation
Performance Evaluation
Future Work and Conclusion
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Motivation
What sort of performance for traffic monitoring we might expect from such vehicular sensor networks providing sparse and incomplete information
Now in Shanghai, we utilize a test
bed with mobile sensors
installed in about 4000
taxis
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Problem
Whether we can demonstrate the feasibility of taxi-based sensor networks for traffic monitoring?
Whether the tradeoff between the accuracy of traffic status estimation and low communication cost can be well handled?
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Outline Introduction
Motivation and Problem
Metric Definition
Traffic Status Estimation
Performance Evaluation
Future Work and Conclusion
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Metric definition Three key characteristics in macroscopic
traffic-flow model:
flow rate
mean traffic speed
density
Public tends to consider more in terms of mean speed rather than flow rate or density in evaluating the quality of their trips
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Definitions of mean traffic speed freeway VS roads in urban area
Length: Time cost:
iL
t
link >> i
i
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Whole time cost ∆t to pass a link
=traveling time ∆t1+ intersection delay ∆t2
For a given link Li with length li, the mean traffic speed at time tk is defined as:
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)(
ki tCcc
ki
iki
ttC
ltV
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Outline Introduction
Motivation and Problem
Metric Definition
Traffic Status Estimation
Performance Evaluation
Future Work and Conclusion
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A sample data from a sensor is defined by a 4-tuple D(SID, T, , ), and two consecutive data samples can construct a data pair.
A data pair from sensor s can be defined as:
p(s, t1, t2) = {s, t1, 1, t2, 2}
1 and 2 are the geographic coordinates from the consecutive data samples at t1 and t2, respectively
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The link-based algorithm (LBA)
LBA only aggregates data pairs of sensing data from link Li as well as links adjacent to either of intersection nodes of Li.
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The vehicle-based algorithm (VBA) VBA utilizes every available data pairs and
disseminates them back to all links traveled to estimate mean traffic speed.
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Outline Introduction
Motivation and Problem
Metric Definition
Traffic Status Estimation
Performance Evaluation
Future Work and Conclusion
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The testing results showed VBA-based is better than LBA-based algorithms due to the data feature. More specially, the average error of VBA-Avg can be within only 17.3%
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Lessons Learned
Map-matching
Poor map-matching performance degrades the accuracy of traffic status estimation
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Traffic light
The mean speed of whole trip of 56 km is 21.1 km/h.
traffic light delays: 82 minutes
total time cost: 159 minutes
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Outline Introduction
Motivation and Problem
Metric Definition
Traffic Status Estimation
Performance Evaluation
Future Work and Conclusion
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Conclusion
A performance evaluation study has been carried out in Shanghai by utilizing the sensors installed on 4000 taxis for traffic monitoring
Two types of traffic status estimation algorithms, the link-based and the vehicle-based, are introduced based on such data basis.
The results from large-scale testing cases demonstrate the feasibility of such an application in most of cities