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The School zone Safety System (S3) uses wireless sensors to detect and deter speeding and illegal parking, enhancing child safety. This system accurately measures vehicle speeds and identifies violations, improving school zone traffic management.

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  • Computer Science
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Traffic Safety Engineering

Background:

  • School zones require strict traffic regulations to protect children.
  • Existing enforcement methods for school zone violations are often insufficient.
  • Illegally parked vehicles and speeding pose significant risks to student safety.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and evaluate a novel wireless sensor network application, the School zone Safety System (S3).
  • To address the persistent issues of illegal parking and speeding in school zones.
  • To enhance the safety of school children through technological intervention.

Main Methods:

  • Implementation of a wireless sensor network (S3) for real-time monitoring.
  • Development of a state machine-based algorithm for vehicle detection.
  • Integration of speed measurement, LED display, and speed camera functionalities.
  • Modeling and validation of sensor node battery lifetime.

Main Results:

  • The S3 system demonstrated over 95% accuracy in speed measurement.
  • The system effectively detects various vehicle types and identifies illegal parking.
  • Estimated sensor node battery life exceeds 2 years.
  • Successful deployment and robust operation in 15 school zones for over a year.

Conclusions:

  • The School zone Safety System (S3) is a robust and accurate solution for improving traffic safety in school zones.
  • S3 effectively mitigates risks associated with speeding and illegal parking.
  • The system offers a long-term, reliable solution with a significant estimated battery life.