REAL-TIME INFORMATION
SYSTEMS
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (ITS)
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Outline
■ Essence
■ Real-time Bus Arrival Information System
■ Real-time information in Indian Railways
■ Freight Management
■ Variable Message Service
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Essence
■ An efficient transport system is essential for sustainable
economic development of the country and plays a significant
role in promoting national and global integration.
■ Efficient transport is indispensable to the economic
development of nation.
■ From past few years Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)
are copiously deployed in the modern transportation systems to
efficiently control and manage transportation.
■ By using certain ITS techniques like Advanced Traveller
Information System (ATIS), Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL),
Variable Message Service (VMS), etc., real-time information
about travel, traffic, cautionary measures are provided.
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Applications
■ Real-time Bus Arrival Information System
■ Usage in Indian Railways
■ Real-time Traffic Information- VMS
■ Freight Management
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Real-Time Bus Arrival Information System
■ Reduce the uncertainty associated with public transport
trips and improve the overall level of service.
■ By In Vehicle Display and Automated Voice
announcement system, Public transportation is made
convenient.
■ Gives Real-time passenger information.
■ Improves passenger safety, fleet efficiency, services and
traffic situation through transmission of real time
information.
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Real-Time Bus Arrival Information System
Source: KSRTC
PIS Board at
Koti, Hyderabad
Mysore city
Real-time location of RTC buses.
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Real-Time Bus Arrival Information System
A general schematic of the Information system (source: KSRTC)
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In Indian Railways
Real-time information system on Indian Railways Portal
 Indian Railways is one of the world’s largest railway networks (115,000
km) which carries 8 billion passengers and 1 billion tons of freight
annually. (2015-16)
Application of Real-time
Information systems:
 Improve Monitoring.
 Better planning of train
Schedules.
 Helps Railways in running
Trains at higher speed.
 Real-time Informational
Updates to passengers.
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Real-time Information in Indian Railways
Source: CRIS (Centre for Railway Information System)
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Freight Management
■ Real-time information to track cargo, vehicles, equipment
and inventories allowed carriers to enhance their
transportation service.
■ Real-time information regarding the temperature, pressure,
impact, humidity or the level of light in the vehicle during
transportation.
■ Increase safety and security, decrease negative
environmental impacts of freight transportation.
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Starting Point Destination
Immediate
Emergency
response
Route
Planning
& Safety
assurance
Freight location,
status and
scheduling
Vehicle
Location
Vehicle
Monitoring
Driver
behaviour
monitoring.
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VMS (Variable Message Service)
■ A VMS is an electronic traffic sign often used on roadways to
give travellers information about special events like traffic
congestion, accidents, incidents, roadwork zones, or speed limits
on a specific highway segment.
■ In urban areas, VMS are used to ask vehicles to take alternative
routes, limit travel speed, warn of duration and location of the
incidents or just inform of the traffic conditions.
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VMS (Variable Message Service)
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Conclusion
■ With the efficient use of Real-time Information
Systems, Public Transport is made easy and
convenient.
■ Supporting an efficient, cost-effective freight
transportation systems encourage local industries to
compete effectively in international markets.
■ Information is received by the drivers on highways
and in urban traffic effectively.
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References:
■ Oded Cats and Gerasimos Loutos -Journal of
Intelligent Transportation Systems
■ Centre for Railway Information System
http://cris.org.in/
■ Fatemeh Ranaiefar Intelligent Freight Transportation
Systems
■ http://www.worldbank.org/
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Real time information systems in Transportation

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    Outline ■ Essence ■ Real-timeBus Arrival Information System ■ Real-time information in Indian Railways ■ Freight Management ■ Variable Message Service www.civilscholar.com
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    Essence ■ An efficienttransport system is essential for sustainable economic development of the country and plays a significant role in promoting national and global integration. ■ Efficient transport is indispensable to the economic development of nation. ■ From past few years Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) are copiously deployed in the modern transportation systems to efficiently control and manage transportation. ■ By using certain ITS techniques like Advanced Traveller Information System (ATIS), Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL), Variable Message Service (VMS), etc., real-time information about travel, traffic, cautionary measures are provided. www.civilscholar.com
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    Applications ■ Real-time BusArrival Information System ■ Usage in Indian Railways ■ Real-time Traffic Information- VMS ■ Freight Management www.civilscholar.com
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    Real-Time Bus ArrivalInformation System ■ Reduce the uncertainty associated with public transport trips and improve the overall level of service. ■ By In Vehicle Display and Automated Voice announcement system, Public transportation is made convenient. ■ Gives Real-time passenger information. ■ Improves passenger safety, fleet efficiency, services and traffic situation through transmission of real time information. www.civilscholar.com
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    Real-Time Bus ArrivalInformation System Source: KSRTC PIS Board at Koti, Hyderabad Mysore city Real-time location of RTC buses. Date: 27/09/2016www.civilscholar.com
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    Real-Time Bus ArrivalInformation System A general schematic of the Information system (source: KSRTC) www.civilscholar.com
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    In Indian Railways Real-timeinformation system on Indian Railways Portal  Indian Railways is one of the world’s largest railway networks (115,000 km) which carries 8 billion passengers and 1 billion tons of freight annually. (2015-16) Application of Real-time Information systems:  Improve Monitoring.  Better planning of train Schedules.  Helps Railways in running Trains at higher speed.  Real-time Informational Updates to passengers. www.civilscholar.com
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    Real-time Information inIndian Railways Source: CRIS (Centre for Railway Information System) www.civilscholar.com
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    Freight Management ■ Real-timeinformation to track cargo, vehicles, equipment and inventories allowed carriers to enhance their transportation service. ■ Real-time information regarding the temperature, pressure, impact, humidity or the level of light in the vehicle during transportation. ■ Increase safety and security, decrease negative environmental impacts of freight transportation. www.civilscholar.com
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    Starting Point Destination Immediate Emergency response Route Planning &Safety assurance Freight location, status and scheduling Vehicle Location Vehicle Monitoring Driver behaviour monitoring. www.civilscholar.com
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    VMS (Variable MessageService) ■ A VMS is an electronic traffic sign often used on roadways to give travellers information about special events like traffic congestion, accidents, incidents, roadwork zones, or speed limits on a specific highway segment. ■ In urban areas, VMS are used to ask vehicles to take alternative routes, limit travel speed, warn of duration and location of the incidents or just inform of the traffic conditions. www.civilscholar.com
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    VMS (Variable MessageService) www.civilscholar.com
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    Conclusion ■ With theefficient use of Real-time Information Systems, Public Transport is made easy and convenient. ■ Supporting an efficient, cost-effective freight transportation systems encourage local industries to compete effectively in international markets. ■ Information is received by the drivers on highways and in urban traffic effectively. www.civilscholar.com
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    References: ■ Oded Catsand Gerasimos Loutos -Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems ■ Centre for Railway Information System http://cris.org.in/ ■ Fatemeh Ranaiefar Intelligent Freight Transportation Systems ■ http://www.worldbank.org/ www.civilscholar.com
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Editor's Notes

  • #6 Encouragement of two wheelers and car users to start using the public transport system to bring down traffic congestion and to keep the environment green and healthy. Reduction in waiting time for passengers
  • #7 1st picture: This form of extensive and integrated ITS deployment is a first for India, and hence can be viewed as a national demonstration. (2012) The ITS system consists of AVLC based on GPS, GSM/GPRS and real-time passenger information at bus stations, bus stops, and in-vehicle; 2nd picture: Started one year ago….running successfully at deployed locations with approximately 15 min.
  • #9 It is one of the world's largest railway networks In 2015-16, IR carried 8.101 billion passengers annually or more than 22 million passengers a day and 1.107 billion tons of freight in the year. Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS)-------NTES (National Train Enquiry System)--------2013.
  • #11 . ITS provide the opportunity to increase the use of existing transportation system and generate additional capacity from the existing physical infrastructure
  • #12 The efficient movement of freight is essential to the economy Supporting an efficient, cost-effective freight transportation systems encourage local industries to compete effectively in international markets