L6: Transportation in Smart Cities Flashcards
City transport electrification
o Public charging stations
o Affordable electric fuel costs
o Integrate electric vehicles into the grid
o Support EV adoption
o Support autonomous vehicles and electrification!
o Electrify public fleets
o Provide consumer incentives / rebates
EV adpotion challenges
- limited driving range and associated anxiety
- long charging times
- non ubiquity of charging station
EV adoption opportunities
- Optimized charging and battery consumption prediction
- EV status tracking
- Desicion support for grid operation
Edmonton Case study projects
- smart street lights
- curbside ev chargng pilot
- autonomous vehicle pilot project
- drive variabe speed pilot study
- active aurora: first connected vehicle test bed network
Google Driverless car
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The Future Maas
Mobility as a Service
- integrating various forms of transportation services into a single mobility service accessible on demmand
- Integrates transport services, info, payment and ticketing
4 pillars of autonomous driving
o Localization and map building
o Path planning and decision making
o Motion control
o Environment perception and modelling
- Autonomous driving key technologies
o Multi sensor fusion-based environment perception and modelling
o Vehicle localization and map building
o Path planning and decision making
o Low level motion control
- Autonomous Driving and Smart Vehicle
o Self driving cans that combine a variety of sensors to perceive their surrounding:
Radar
LiDAR
Sonar
GPS, odometry, and inertial measurement units
- Smart Traffic Management
o Detectors and sensors: need upstream data
o Centralized computer system: analyze data and mange traffic signal controllers at intersections
o Comm network: must be reliable,
o Compatible traffic signal controllers: must replace or retrofit the traffic controller to accommodate the smart traffic signal system
- Libelium Smart Parking
o 2 different detection systems: radar and magnetic, 99% accurate
o Wireless comm protocol: LoRaWAN
o Triple installation deployment
- Probe Vehicles
o Hazard light alert and slippery road alert (Volvo)
o If the car detects a slick patch of road it will send data to other cars
- Roadside camera recognition
o Helps traffic flow and safety.
o Vehicle ID
o Speed measurements
o Detection of traffic violations
o ANPR / LPR / ALPR
- Dedicated Short Range Comms (DSRC)
o 802.11p-based wireless comms tech
o Highly secure, high speed, direct comms
o 5.9 GHz band, direct low energy, low latency
o V2V and V2I
- GPS segments
1) space segment:
* 24 operating satellites transmitting one-way signals that give the current GPS satellite portion
2) control segment
* A global network of ground facilities that track GPS satellites, perform analyses, and send commands
3) user segment