Nissan's approach on floating car data system
K. Satou, Toshihide Nakajima, Katsuhide Ohnuki
Abstract
K. Satou, Toshihide Nakajima, Katsuhide Ohnuki
Abstract
Probe traffic information (also known as floating car data) generated based on probe information collected from an actual running vehicle is effective to current VICS traffic information in respect of the cover area and accuracy to search for the fastest route by the use of traffic information. New technology is described that involves a decrease of the probe information data size, probe system connection with the external probe provider and a considerable improvement of the data collection efficiency by using owner-driver taxi. For the covering abstract see ITRD E140665.
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Probe traffic information (also known as floating car data) generated based on probe information collected from an actual running vehicle is effective to current VICS traffic information in respect of the cover area and accuracy to search for the fastest route by the use of traffic information. New technology is described that involves a decrease of the probe information data size, probe system connection with the external probe provider and a considerable improvement of the data collection efficiency by using owner-driver taxi. For the covering abstract see ITRD E140665.
Key concepts: Cover (algebra), Data collection, Transport engineering, Floating car data, Real-time computing, Computer science, Information system, Real-time data