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EVOLUTION OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEM (ITS) AND ITS MODEL RESEARCH

Dongkai Yang, Jin-pei Wu, Qishan Zhang

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Abstract

This paper first gives an overview of the evolution of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). This is followed by a discussion on modelling, its functionality in ITS, and the benefits achieved from the modelling process. The paper concludes with a discussion on standardization issues related to ITS.

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This paper first gives an overview of the evolution of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). This is followed by a discussion on modelling, its functionality in ITS, and the benefits achieved from the modelling process. The paper concludes with a discussion on standardization issues related to ITS.

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This paper first gives an overview of the evolution of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). This is followed by a discussion on modelling, its functionality in ITS, and the benefits achieved from the modelling process. The paper concludes with a discussion on standardization issues related to ITS.

Key concepts: Standardization, Intelligent transportation system, Process (computing), Systems engineering, Computer science, Management science, Operations research, Engineering

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