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Vehicle to vehicle communication based convoy driving and potential applications of GPS

Vehicle to vehicle communication based convoy driving and potential applications of GPS
Vehicle to vehicle communication based convoy driving and potential applications of GPS
Traffic congestion is forecasted to continue growing. Simply building more roads is believed not a solution. Many studies have been made to investigate the application of convoy driving or Automated Highway System (MIS) to release increasingly congested motorway, smooth motorway traffic flow, reduce journal tim: and increase road capacity.
The paper includes the introduction of a convoy driving system, discussions on potential impacts of the convoy driving system and the possibility of using differential GPS system (DGPS) for accurate vehicle locating in convoy driving system.
Wu, Jianping
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McDonald, Mike
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Brackstone, Mark
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Li, Yanying
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Guo, Jingiun
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Wu, Jianping
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McDonald, Mike
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Brackstone, Mark
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Li, Yanying
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Guo, Jingiun
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Wu, Jianping, McDonald, Mike, Brackstone, Mark, Li, Yanying and Guo, Jingiun (2002) Vehicle to vehicle communication based convoy driving and potential applications of GPS. 2nd International Workshop on Autonomous Decentralized Systems, Beijing, China. 06 - 07 Nov 2002.

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Abstract

Traffic congestion is forecasted to continue growing. Simply building more roads is believed not a solution. Many studies have been made to investigate the application of convoy driving or Automated Highway System (MIS) to release increasingly congested motorway, smooth motorway traffic flow, reduce journal tim: and increase road capacity.
The paper includes the introduction of a convoy driving system, discussions on potential impacts of the convoy driving system and the possibility of using differential GPS system (DGPS) for accurate vehicle locating in convoy driving system.

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Published date: 2002
Venue - Dates: 2nd International Workshop on Autonomous Decentralized Systems, Beijing, China, 2002-11-06 - 2002-11-07

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Local EPrints ID: 53349
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/53349
PURE UUID: d759e4ec-ad06-4f25-85a9-af060d1950d8

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Date deposited: 23 Jul 2008
Last modified: 22 Jul 2022 21:01

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Author: Jianping Wu
Author: Mike McDonald
Author: Mark Brackstone
Author: Yanying Li
Author: Jingiun Guo

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