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Traffic Analysis Project

Traffic congestion in urban areas is a pressing issue both in Australia and around the globe. Intelligent transport systems (ITS) have recently emerged as a potential solution to traffic congestion, where transportation infrastructure is complemented with information and communication capabilities (i.e. smart infrastructure) to make better use of the existing roads and related infrastructure.

In this project, we will analyse the traffic data collected from sensors at signalised intersections around Melbourne to understand the traffic pattern and identify areas with congestion from the available historical data. Insights gained from the analysis will also be used to estimate useful parameters such as the queue length at the intersection.

Supervisors: Hai Vu, Philip Branch, Peter Cadusch and Tony Cricenti

 

Last Updated: Wednesday 19-Sep-2012 09:53:01 AEST | Maintained by: Philip Branch (pbranch@swin.edu.au) | Authorised by: Grenville Armitage ( garmitage@swin.edu.au)