Movement Detection Sensor Application for Traffic Direction Monitoring in Smart Street Lighting Systems

O. Tetervenoks, A. Avotiņš, P. Apse-Apsitis, L. Adrian, Rolands Vilums
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a lot of studies are spent on the smart lighting systems, particularly on street lighting systems. There are two fundamental ideas which substantiate this invention: 1) enhancement of the efficiency of separate system elements, improvement of system algorithms, as a result more rational use of Earth resources and energy sources; 2) improvement of the environment for human habitation. Majority part of these studies consider term "smart" as the ability of the system to provide the necessary amount of the light in accordance with the existing norms, lighting standards when it is necessary and where it is necessary. In other words, the system is considered "smart" from point of view of the main end users: drivers, cyclists and pedestrians, in the same time forgetting about system service staff: installation technicians and system administrators. This paper endorse studies of smart lighting systems in this extended meaning: considering system "smart" for all the system users. Therefore some low cost solutions with extended functionality are considered in this paper.
运动检测传感器在智能路灯系统中交通方向监控中的应用
人们对智能照明系统,特别是街道照明系统进行了大量的研究。本发明有两个基本思想:1)提高独立系统元素的效率,改进系统算法,从而更合理地利用地球资源和能源;2)改善人类居住环境。这些研究的大部分将“智能”一词视为系统在必要时和必要地点根据现有规范和照明标准提供必要数量的光的能力。换句话说,从主要终端用户(司机、骑自行车的人和行人)的角度来看,系统被认为是“智能的”,同时忘记了系统服务人员(安装技术人员和系统管理员)。本文支持智能照明系统的扩展研究:考虑系统对所有系统用户的“智能”。因此,本文考虑了一些具有扩展功能的低成本解决方案。
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