| 研究生: |
范雲瀚 Fan, Yun-Han |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
以智慧車輛探測達成時空無縫隙之交通資料蒐集框架 A Spatiotemporal Seamless Traffic Information Collection Framework by Intelligent Vehicle Probing |
| 指導教授: |
李威勳
Lee, Wei-Hsun |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
管理學院 - 交通管理科學系 Department of Transportation and Communication Management Science |
| 論文出版年: | 2017 |
| 畢業學年度: | 105 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 105 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 智慧車輛探測 、車路聯網 、車載資通訊 、時空無縫隙的資料蒐集 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Intelligent Vehicle Probing, Spatiotemporal Seamless Data Collection, Intelligent Traffic Beacon |
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交通資料的蒐集是個不斷在進化的技術,現今除了資訊的正確性還強調資訊的時空無縫隙,近年來有種使用無線通訊的交通蒐集技術,稱為智慧型車輛探測(Intelligent Vehicle Probing, IVP),該技術具有時空無縫隙、低成本、雙向溝通等特性,是個具有潛力的資料源,但IVP在資料蒐集上會遇到一些問題,分別是一車多機、運具分類、車道判斷三個問題,本研究將解決此三個問題並研發新型的交通蒐集技術。
本研究提出階層式的智慧型交通資訊蒐集框架,稱為IVP交通資訊框架(IVP-based Traffic Information Framework, ITIF),此框架由行動裝置端、路側端及雲端組成,經由演算法串連各部分的資訊,並透過雙向溝通、分散式運算、正確率累積等概念達成時空無縫隙的交通資訊提供。ITIF包含開發新型的資料蒐集儀器,稱為智慧交通信標(Intelligent Traffic Beacon, ITB),具有掃描和運算的功能,可在資料蒐集的階段透過演算法、佈設位置、ITB間的資料交換等做法,解決一車多機、運具分類、車道判斷的問題。
本研究以實地測試的方式,蒐集藍芽和Wi-Fi的資料,再使用演算法解決三大問題,其結果顯示藍牙在主動回報的情況下具有良好的資料蒐集率,經由演算法運算可產生正確的結果,非主動回報的情況下則需要放寬演算法的限制才能達到較好的結果,而資料的正確性和ITB的數量呈現正相關,Wi-Fi則會面臨跳頻的問題而無法順利蒐集資料,殘缺的資料經由演算法運算無法得到較好的結果,以此實驗結果可推算藍牙技術較有機會達成時空無縫隙的資料蒐集。
The idea of two-way communication or one-way sniffing by wireless communication scheme (e.g. Wi-Fi or Bluetooth) between road side units and mobile devices can be applied to traffic information collection. Similar to traditional GPS-based vehicle probing (GVP) or ETC-based vehicle probing (EVP), the proposed traffic data collection scheme is named as intelligent vehicle probing (IVP). IVP has some advantages like spatiotemporal seamless, low cost, high penetration rate, and two-way communication, however, there exists three issues to conquer, which are the multiple device in a vehicle problem (MDP), the transportation mode problem (TMP), and the location identification problem (LIP).
In this research, an IVP-based traffic information framework (ITIF) is proposed and several algorithms are designed and implemented solve these issues. A new equipment named intelligent traffic beacon(ITB) is designed and implemented in the proposed ITIF, which can sniff or communicate with the mobile devices via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth communication scheme, and the designed algorithms are executed to analyze the communication raw data in ITB to solve the three problems.
Two experiments are designed to evaluate the accuracy of the proposed IVP. The results show Bluetooth performs better than Wi-Fi communication scheme in all three issues. It may due to the hopping channel issue of Wi-Fi communication scheme. In future, ITB can combine with other data source to achieve the spatiotemporal seamless data collection.
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