Intelligent Transportation Systems

Intelligent transportation systems' ('ITS') are developed applications that, short of embodying intellect as such, point to supply groundbreaking facilities connected to dissimilar manners of conveyance and flow administration and allow different consumers to be superior enlightened and create securer, further organized, and 'smarter' employ of conveyance networks.There has never been a Intelligent Transportation Systems Guide like this. It contains 36 answers, much more than you can imagine; comprehensive answers and extensive details and references, with insights that have never before been offered in print. Get the information you need--fast! This all-embracing guide offers a thorough view of key knowledge and detailed insight. This Guide introduces what you want to know about Intelligent Transportation Systems. A quick look inside of some of the subjects covered: VANET - Technology, Digital image processing - Intelligent transportation systems, List of WLAN channels - 5.9GHz (802.11p), Traffic engineering (transportation) - Traffic systems, Alberto Broggi - Main Milestones, Wireless Access for the Vehicular Environment, IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society - Conferences, Intelligent Transportation Systems Institute, Intelligent Transportation Society of America, Railroad - Social and economic benefits, Demand-responsive transport - Mode of operation, IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society - Field of Interest, Dedicated Short Range Communications - History, Alberto Broggi - Scientific Records, IEEE 802.11p, Spatial analysis - Geographic information science and spatial analysis, DSRC - History, Intelligent transportation system - United States, Intelligent transportation system - Computational technologies, Systems architecture - Types, Floating car data, Automatic number plate recognition - Traffic control, IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society - Publications, and much more...

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