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Copyright © 2001
Department of Transportation Studies
Texas Southern University

ITS Data ...
ITS Data Compression by Using Advanced Signal Processing Techniques

Principal Investigator:    Dr. Fengxiang Qiao and Dr. Lei Yu

Sponsoring Agency:    Southwest Region University Transportation Center, SWUTC 167651

Period:    September 1, 2004 ~ August 31, 2005

Research Abstract:

It is very expensive and difficult to store and manage ITS data in a way that can meet a variety of needs and applications. Some current data archiving systems have been developed to deal with the massive amount of data collected from Traffic Management Centers (TMCs). However in most of times, the data are still too huge to be well organized, managed, archived, and smoothly used by the end users. It is very necessary to develop sophisticated approaches to process, manage, and archive ITS data. Effective data compression is one of them. Based on the theory of single processing, the real time ITS data sets can be decomposed into different components. As long as the characteristics of these components are properly stored, the original signal (ITS data set) can be accurately approximated.

In this project, the advanced signal procession techniques (e.g. Wavelet Transformation) are used to decompose and compress the ITS data set. The signals are subsequently be recovered by adequate reconstruction algorithms. Computer software coded in MATLAB was developed with suitable Graphic User Interfaces (GUI) designed. The efficiency of the proposed ITS data compression approaches is examined through the case study in suitable test beds including San Antonio TransGuide. Conclusions and recommendations are provided in the final report.

Research Information

For further information about the research, please contact Dr. Lei Yu by telephone at (713) 313-7282 or by e-mail at yu_lx@tsu.edu.

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Department of Transportation Studies
TB 125, College of Science & Technology, Texas Southern University
3100 Cleburne Avenue, Houston, Texas 77004-9986 USA
Phone (713) 313-1841 or (713) 313-6809 
 Fax (713) 313-1856  

Contact:
Dr. Yi Qi, Interim Chair
Ms. Paula Eakins, Administrative Assistant

ITS Data ... *
Use of Flashing
Investigate Existing
Causes and Patterns
Driver Understanding
Dynamic Traffic Assignment
Bicycle and Pedestrian
Development of Pedestrian
Preserving Functionality
Development of Guidelines
Characterization of Exhaust
PEMS-Based Approach
Vehicle Infrastructure Integration
RFID Applications
Development of Left-Turn
Symbols and warrants
Develop Emissions
Computer Simulation
Vehicle Infrastructure Integration
Radio Frequency (RF)
Measuring Vehicle Turning ...
Left-Turn Lane ...
Using GPS ...
Regional Public ...
ITS Data ...
Analyzing Truck ...
Collection and...
2003 TxDOT ...
Measurement and ...
Probility Generation...
How Do ...
Evaluation Of ...
Yellow And ...
Airport Related...
Pavement Smoothness ...
Synthesis Report...
Impact of Katy ...
Assessment on ...
Evaluation and...
ITS technologies ...
Transportation Expertise ...
Using Real-time ...
Forecasting Traffic...
Electronic energy...
Collection and ...
Real-Time ...
 

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