Publication detail

Velocity measuring and classification

KALOVÁ, I. HORÁK, K.

Original Title

Velocity measuring and classification

English Title

Velocity measuring and classification

Type

conference paper

Language

en

Original Abstract

The paper is focused on a domain of collecting and subsequent analysis of traffic data. The article describes the system that is able to measure some vehicles parameters (length, height profile, actual velocity) without constraint of vehicle speed (free-flow system) and without necessity to put some device into the vehicle. According to these measured parameters is vehicle classified into the predetermined classes. The principle of this system is based on an active one-dimensional triangulation technique.

English abstract

The paper is focused on a domain of collecting and subsequent analysis of traffic data. The article describes the system that is able to measure some vehicles parameters (length, height profile, actual velocity) without constraint of vehicle speed (free-flow system) and without necessity to put some device into the vehicle. According to these measured parameters is vehicle classified into the predetermined classes. The principle of this system is based on an active one-dimensional triangulation technique.

Keywords

triangulation technique, vehicles classification, image processing

RIV year

2006

Released

20.10.2006

Publisher

Taylor & Francis Group

Location

Porto, Portugalsko

ISBN

978-0-415-43349-5

Book

Proceedins of the CompIMAGE Symposium

Pages from

233

Pages to

239

Pages count

7

Documents

BibTex 


@inproceedings{BUT20311,
  author="Ilona {Janáková} and Karel {Horák}",
  title="Velocity measuring and classification",
  annote="The paper is focused on a domain of collecting and subsequent analysis of traffic data. The article describes the system that is able to measure some vehicles parameters (length, height profile, actual velocity) without constraint of vehicle speed (free-flow system) and without necessity to put some device into the
vehicle. According to these measured parameters is vehicle classified into the predetermined classes. The principle of this system is based on an active one-dimensional triangulation technique.",
  address="Taylor & Francis Group",
  booktitle="Proceedins of the CompIMAGE Symposium",
  chapter="20311",
  howpublished="print",
  institution="Taylor & Francis Group",
  year="2006",
  month="october",
  pages="233--239",
  publisher="Taylor & Francis Group",
  type="conference paper"
}