traffic control system using image processing

Mahendra S . Sawane,Shrikant P.Bhosale,Dipak V.Bhosale,Manoj V.Mali

Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology

ISSN: 2321-3337          Impact Factor:1.521         Volume:4         Issue:3         Year: 09 April,2015         Pages:397-403

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology

Abstract

Traffic management is becoming one of the most important issues in rapidly growing cities like Pune. Due to bad traffic management lot of man-hours are being wasted. Regarding this problem, I have thought to develop a self adaptive system which can help in better traffic management. I came up with two different strategies for different situations depending on rate of change of traffic density. In the first part I have implemented the basic traffic control system called the fixed time system which is implemented almost everywhere in India. Also in this part I have synchronized the signals serially. Synchronization of signals helps in saving time. In the second part I am using the technique of image processing for traffic control. I am using image processing operations to calculate traffic density as cameras are cheaper and affordable devices compared to any other devices such as sensors. I have provided options for loading traffic image files and for calculating traffic density.

Kewords

Image Processing, Traffic Control System, Traffic Management.

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