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Mobile User Motion Detection and Traffic Road Management

Arwa Zabian

Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 4035–4051 · Published 29 Jul 2014

10.9734/BJAST/2014/9626

Abstract

The vision of next generation networks is to offer a real time services such that traffic situation on the major or minor roads. While 3G networks are based on wide area cell concept, 4G will be a hybrid network that use wide area network with Ad-hoc network. In this paper we propose two algorithms, the first algorithm describes how information is disseminate in our system Virtual Explore (VE). VE is a motion detection system that able to predict the mobile user destination. The second algorithm is α-path prediction algorithm that predicts the destination of mobile user based on his previous movements, we expect that our proposed system will reduce the traffic rate between (40-50%) in the case of accidents or in the congested locations. Our analytical results show that the prediction accuracy in our work will vary from 20-40% if we maintains a prediction correctness in the range 40-50%. Considering our goal the prediction accuracy is considered a good results in comparison with other works in the same context.  

Received signal strength path prediction motion detection traffic management information dissemination

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