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Urban traffic congestion is worsened by random parking. This study introduces a smart parking system using sensors and edge-cloud computing to manage parking dynamically, optimizing space and revenue.

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Area of Science:

  • * Intelligent transportation systems
  • * Urban planning and traffic management
  • * Internet of Things (IoT) applications

Background:

  • * Increasing vehicle numbers lead to severe traffic congestion and parking management challenges in cities.
  • * Ineffective parking management, lack of real-time guidance, and random parking exacerbate traffic problems.
  • * Limited infrastructure expansion necessitates innovative smart parking solutions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To propose a multi-layer architecture for an effective smart parking system.
  • * To enable dynamic parking management and provide real-time guidance to drivers.
  • * To introduce a dynamic pricing algorithm for optimizing revenue and parking availability.

Main Methods:

  • * Development of a multi-layer architecture integrating multi-parametric parking slot sensor nodes.
  • * Utilization of long-range, low-power wireless communication technology.
  • * Implementation of Edge-Cloud computation for advanced data processing and analysis.

Main Results:

  • * The proposed system facilitates dynamic management of parking across large urban areas.
  • * Drivers receive near real-time information on available parking spots and services.
  • * A dynamic pricing algorithm is introduced to balance revenue generation and parking accessibility.

Conclusions:

  • * The smart parking system offers an effective solution for urban traffic congestion and parking mismanagement.
  • * Integration of sensors, wireless technology, and Edge-Cloud computing enhances parking efficiency.
  • * The dynamic pricing model optimizes both economic returns for authorities and convenience for drivers.