Automated traffic control system
- 1. AUTOMATED TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM o Likithe o Sajivi o Assam o Washif
- 2. Contents • Introduction – Problem Statement – Objectives • Feasibility Study – Tools and Technologies – Risk Identification • Planning – Project Activity Sequencing – Time and Cost Analysis
- 3. Contents (continued) • Organizing – Requirement Gathering – Project Team Handling – Task Delivery • What’s Next – Implementation – Final Deliverable • Conclusion
- 4. Introduction Problem Statement • Difficult to reduce traffic in 4-point road crossings • Inefficiency in signal switching • The lanes with more traffic tolerate more waiting time • The lanes with less traffic often gets the green signal • Hence, petrol is heavily consumed within waiting cars • Conflict arises for pedestrians while crossing lanes
- 5. Introduction (continued) Aim • Implement methods to manage traffic in appropriate lanes Objectives • Reduce waiting time for lanes with more traffic • Maintain proper signal switching with balanced timing • Prevent traffic collisions • Allocate timings exclusively for pedestrians to cross lanes
- 6. Feasibility Study Tools • ROSE/RSA/WebSphere Modeler • Eclipse/RAD/Lotus Forms Designer/Portlet Factory • WebSphere Portal/WAS/WAS CE/WPS • DB2 Express – ‘C’ or DB2 UDB • Tivoli CDP/TSM/Tivoli Directory Server • Center OS (Red Hat Linux 6.5)
- 7. Feasibility Study (continued) Users • UML • J2EE • XML • E-Forms • AJAX • Web 2.0 • Web-services • SOA Technologies • City Traffic Management Authority • Traffic Police • Car Owners • Pedestrians
- 8. Feasibility Study (continued) Risk Identification • Some drivers and pedestrians don’t hesitate to violate traffic laws • Traffic signal posts might loose functionality due to power failure • Traffic signals posts might loose functionality as it encounters heavy rains • Traffic control data could be either mishandled or stolen
- 9. Planning Project Activity Sequencing • Design/Assemble traffic signal posts • Install Database Server • Install Linux system • Install Tivoli Directory Server • Connect traffic signal posts to the servers • Configure the servers via Linux • Configure traffic signal posts via Linux
- 11. Planning (continued) Cost Analysis Tool Price ($) WebSphere Modeler Version 6.2.0 120.96 Lotus Form Designer 120.96 WebSphere Portal (D596YLL) 4,200.00 DB2 - C Express 0.00 Tivoli Directory Server 133.00 Center OS (Red Hat Linux) 11.40 Total Price ($) 4,586.32
- 12. Organizing Functional Requirements • Normal signal control based on historical date and time of the day • Peak time traffic control based on sensors/satellite information to get data on flow of traffic and dynamically change timings • VIP/Emergency traffic clearance for vehicles such as ambulance/fire brigade • Co-ordination with neighbouring traffic control points • Provision of traffic diversion • Switching to guided manual control • Alert system for signal violation • Timer Control
- 13. Organizing (continued) Non-Functional Requirements • Secure access of confidential data (user’s details) with SSL • 24x7 availability • Better component design to get better performance at peak time • Flexible service based architecture for future extension • VIP Route Mapping • Advance Traffic Alerts • Monitoring lane disciplines • Data analysis of different size and category of vehicles Optional Requirements
- 14. Organizing (continued) ProjectTeam • The project team consists of five members, while one of them is elected to be the Project Manager. Project Manager Hardware Manager Software Manager Risk Manager Quality Manager
- 15. Organizing (continued) Task Delivery Hardware Manager • Design/Assemble traffic signal posts • Install Tivoli Directory Server • Connect traffic signal posts to the servers Software Manager • Install Database Server and Linux System • Configure the servers via Linux • Configure traffic signal posts via Linux Quality Manager • Review Project Scope and Objectives • Review Project Progress • Identify and report customer satisfaction • Maintain a Quality Manual for the project Risk Manager • Identify and analyze risks • Assess and execute alternatives to respond risks • Monitor outcomes to project quality • Report all events in a Risk Logbook
- 16. What’s Next Implementation • Tools and techniques must be used to control the project flow • All project events must be documented in status reports • Project must be frequently reviewed to realize if it maintains schedule and cost • Project scope and schedule should be changed to maintain the triple constraint • Daily traffic movements • Analytical data • Average time taken to move from one traffic point to other • Increase/Decrease tend in traffic flows Information to be gathered
- 17. What’s Next (continued) • The items that must include with the final outcome of the project are, – Online/Offline help to system users – Application Archive (.war/.ear) with source code – Database backup and DDL script – Complete system source code Final Deliverable
- 18. Conclusion • The use of 5 phase project management by Weiss and Wysocki is certain to contribute towards project success. • Since steps to plan, manage and review the project are included in this methodology, the triple constraint shall be managed. • As quality and risk management are ensured by the project team, the objectives and benefits are likely to be achieved. • Hence, we can conclude that the 5 phase project management is a structured method to sustain all project activities and resources.
- 19. Additional Information • Gemini Systems LLC, 2013, WebSphere Portal Server, Available at: http://estore.gemini- systems.com/ibm/software-license/lotus-collaboration-software/websphere-portal/websphere-portal- server/D59FLLL.html • DB2 Express-C Team Blog, 2010, DB2 Express FTL gets more features, lower price, Available at: http://www.db2teamblog.com/2010/10/db2-express-ftl-gets-more-features.html • Gemini Systems LLC, 2013, Tivoli Directory Server, Available at: http://estore.gemini- systems.com/ibm/software-license/tivoli-management-software/ibm-tivoli-directory-server/tivoli- directory-server/D56L1LL-J.html • Amazon, 2016, The Complete Linux Operating System 6.5 (Red Hat Linux 6.1 with enhancements), Available at: http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Linux-Operating-System- enhacements/dp/B00001SHO3
- 20. Additional Information (continued) • Gemini Systems LLC, 2013, Forms Designer, Available at: http://estore.gemini- systems.com/ibm/software-license/lotus-collaboration-software/forms/forms-designer/ • Gemini Systems LLC, 2013, WebSphere Business Modeler Advanced, Available at: http://estore.gemini-systems.com/ibm/software-license/websphere-server-software/websphere- business-integration/websphere-business-modeler-advanced/
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