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Fig. 1 Certain Road's section is implemented RFID reader and Tag to collect traffic information There are 125 tags are installed on two different urbanbus companies. Three different readers installed in certain places shown in Fig. 1, called R 1 , R 2 , and R 3 , respectively. Those readers are used to collect traffic information by recording the tag's information of incoming urban-buses.  
Fig. 5 Dynamic Testing Result Using RFID's tag and reader with different heights. The communication zone of line of sight (LOS) for reader (Nedap Transit PS-270 [4]) is shown in Fig. 6. The horizontal and vertical beams of reader with
Fig. 6 The communication zone of reader
Fig. 9The urban-bus is detected in abnormal condition.  
Fig. 11 The measured speed of urban-bus
Helping to collect traffic information using RFID tag implemented on urban-bus for traffic information
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December 2006

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Foun-Shea Chang

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Lee Yong-Chun

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In this paper, we propose a website to exhibit the traffic information for every 5 minutes at certain places of street measured by three radio frequency identification (RFID) readers for 125 tags installed on two different urban-bus companies and transmit those information via GPRS modem from testing point to control center. Each data can be used to indicate the exact point of traffic condition in a big city. The result is very valuable for the local government to make a decision on the adjustment of urban-bus for their future use. The result shows that the application of RFID tag and reader is an alternative way to extract the traffic information instead of traditional loop detector. It is suggested that the vehicle speed estimated by 2 tags from RFID reader is more accurate than that of by 1 tag compared with historical data.

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... proposes a localization algorithm using RFID tags with the help of a GPRS modem while paper [7] proposes a localization algorithm of vehicles using active RFID tags and existing GPS systems to determine the exact location of the vehicles. An extension to such systems can be implemented to determine the average and instantaneous speeds of vehicles. ...

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Comparing configurations for car speed measurements using passive RFID tags
Helping to collect traffic information using RFID tag implemented on urban-bus for traffic information