Improving energy efficiency from traffic control systems
Martin Wylie, M. P. L. WILLIAMS, Mark Pleydell
Abstract
Martin Wylie, M. P. L. WILLIAMS, Mark Pleydell
Abstract
This paper looks at the various factors that a user should consider when setting out on the path to improved energy efficiency from their traffic control systems and offers some 'rule-of-thumb' values that may be helpful to readers in assessing their current position and deciding how to proceed.
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This paper looks at the various factors that a user should consider when setting out on the path to improved energy efficiency from their traffic control systems and offers some 'rule-of-thumb' values that may be helpful to readers in assessing their current position and deciding how to proceed.
Key concepts: Rule of thumb, Transport engineering, Efficient energy use, Control (management), Computer science, Path (computing), Position (finance), Energy (signal processing)