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Live Intersection Data Acquisition for Traffic Simulators (LIDATS).

Andrew Renninger¹, Sinan Ameen Noman¹, Travis Atkison¹

¹Computer Science, College of Engineering, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401, USA.

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We developed LIDATS (Live Intersection Data Acquisition for Traffic Simulators), a system for real-time traffic signal data acquisition and transmission. This technology enhances urban traffic management and efficiency.

Keywords:

data acquisition digital twin intelligent transportation systems traffic signal controller traffic simulation

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Area of Science:

Intelligent Transportation Systems
Traffic Engineering
Computer Science

Background:

Real-time traffic signal data is crucial for urban intelligent transportation systems.
Existing systems face challenges in reliable data acquisition and transmission.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce LIDATS, a comprehensive system for live traffic signal acquisition, processing, and secure network transmission.
To detail the hardware and software design of the LIDATS system.

Main Methods:

Development of integrated hardware and software modules for data acquisition and processing.
Real-time data transmission over a secure network.
Performance evaluation through laboratory simulations.

Main Results:

The LIDATS system reliably captures and transmits traffic signal data in real time.
The system effectively extracts relevant information from complex and noisy traffic data.
Demonstrated capability to support various intelligent transportation applications.

Conclusions:

LIDATS provides a robust solution for real-time traffic data management.
The system enables remote analysis and decision-making for enhanced traffic efficiency.
LIDATS contributes to reducing urban traffic congestion.