server based automated smart traffic clearing system during emergency using parallel plates
S.Aravindraj,N.Bharanidharan,S.Kesavan,R.Sakthivel
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Electronics, Communication & Instrumentation Engineering and Development
ISSN: 2347 -7210 Impact Factor:1.9 Volume:3 Issue:2 Year: 04 April,2017 Pages:167-171
Abstract
Traffic congestion has become a major problem nowadays. At present, adaptive traffic control system clears the traffic based on allocated time. There are various reasons for this traffic congestion. As a result of it, emergency conditions faces heavy difficulties. We overcome these problems by introducing a concept of automated traffic clearing system. This automation is the process of making the electronic device to communicate between them to serve the purpose of the human. This project is to establish the communication between the traffic signals and the emergency vehicle so that the traffic signal can respond to the arrival of the emergency vehicle and respond according to that. When the traffic signal changes its states according to the position of the emergency vehicle, emergency vehicle can pass without any delay so that the emergency purpose will be first fulfilled. Thus this project will act as a life saver.
Kewords
Traffic control, emergency, parallel plate capacitor, data processing, web server
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