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2006-07-15: Information Acquisition and Processing Technique by Integrating Internal Sensors
Poster Mihoko Otake  Registed 2006-07-16 20:43 (2572 hits)

Author: Li Cao
Affiliation: Tsinghua University
Title: Information Acquisition and Processing Technique by Integrating Internal Sensors into External Sensing
Keywords: Data acquisition, Positioning and wearable sensors, Traffic congestion and probe car, Sensor network
Issue Date: July 15, 2006

Bibliography: Li Cao, "Information Acquisition and Processing Technique by Integrating Internal Sensors into External Sensing", Journal of the Robotics Society of Japan, Vol. 24, No. 5, pp.600-603, 2006.

Abstract:
This article introduces two examples aiming to data acquisition and processing based on interaction to the environmental position and dynamic flow. One is the measurement of pen motion wore with acceleration and angular rate sensors, fused with the environmental image data. Another is the congestion evaluation of traffic dynamic flow, when floating probe car or roadside beacon or traffic center interacts each other. Data processing method is described by mathematical models. Towards to ubiquitous computing, small but multiple measurements and effective data relationship definition will be important.

References:
[1] CaoLi, HuChang, “Integration of Image Sensing and Acceleration Sensors for Calligrapher Behavior Measurement”, SICE Annual Conference 2005 in Okayama, TA1-05-4,2005, 1711/1716
[2] LuJia, CaoLi, “Congestion Evaluation from Traffic Flow Information Based on Fuzzy Logic”, IEEE 6th International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems(ITSC2003), Shanghai,China, Oct. 13-15. 2003, 50/53
[3] LuJia, CaoLi, “A Quantization Method of Traffic Congestion Evaluation based on Fuzzy logic”,IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics(SMC2003), Washington D.C., USA, Oct. 5-8. 2003,4: 3348/3351
[4] Li Cao, Zhaozheng Yin, H.Koizumi, “Traffic Parameters Measurement Based on Video Virtual-loop Sensors”, Information Society of Japan (IPSJ) SIG Note Vol.2002, No.83, 45/51, 2002.9 (in Japanese)
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