Big data analytics for smart transportation (1)

In this technologically advanced world, Big data has benefited multiple organizations to gain valuable insights into the different facets that help them make better decisions. In Singapore, urban mobility is important to achieve a balance between economic growth and a sustainable environment. Moving...

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Main Author: Lye, Chun Min
Other Authors: Mo Li
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1379562020-04-20T07:36:08Z Big data analytics for smart transportation (1) Lye, Chun Min Mo Li School of Computer Science and Engineering limo@ntu.edu.sg Engineering::Computer science and engineering In this technologically advanced world, Big data has benefited multiple organizations to gain valuable insights into the different facets that help them make better decisions. In Singapore, urban mobility is important to achieve a balance between economic growth and a sustainable environment. Moving forward, Singapore is working towards faster car-lite transportation by 2040. Therefore, to support the vision of a car-lite Singapore, improving walk modes of transport can be done through the discovery of walkway hotspots using crowdsensing data. This project consists of a series of steps to discover new walkway areas. Firstly, data cleaning is done on the crowdsensing dataset. Secondly, uncharted walkway areas were estimated using an ellipse model. Thirdly, estimated walkway areas were further refined by using a weighting scheme known as the bivariate Gaussian model. Lastly, analyzed data were visualized on a visualization platform using the Django framework web application. As a result, this will provide informative walkway areas for the end-users. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science) 2020-04-20T07:36:08Z 2020-04-20T07:36:08Z 2020 Final Year Project (FYP) https://hdl.handle.net/10356/137956 en SCSE19-0478 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Lye, Chun Min
Big data analytics for smart transportation (1)
description In this technologically advanced world, Big data has benefited multiple organizations to gain valuable insights into the different facets that help them make better decisions. In Singapore, urban mobility is important to achieve a balance between economic growth and a sustainable environment. Moving forward, Singapore is working towards faster car-lite transportation by 2040. Therefore, to support the vision of a car-lite Singapore, improving walk modes of transport can be done through the discovery of walkway hotspots using crowdsensing data. This project consists of a series of steps to discover new walkway areas. Firstly, data cleaning is done on the crowdsensing dataset. Secondly, uncharted walkway areas were estimated using an ellipse model. Thirdly, estimated walkway areas were further refined by using a weighting scheme known as the bivariate Gaussian model. Lastly, analyzed data were visualized on a visualization platform using the Django framework web application. As a result, this will provide informative walkway areas for the end-users.
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