Volume- 2
Issue- 3
Year- 2014
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Swati B Patil , Saroja M. Kulkarni
Public transportation is highly cost effective and environmental friendly solution for commuters. But the unreliability of the system because of lack of communication often prevents its widespread use. This paper describes the solution which makes the public Transportation more intelligent. The emphasis of this paper is on prediction of the bus arrival time, distance and geo-location based on various aspects like bus availability, average running speed and bus current location. For analysing these aspects, we have developed range of algorithms like dividing routes into segments, mapping bus location onto segment and finding accurate information for user’s query. Required resources are classified into two modules namely the GPS(Global Positioning System) module for tracking the bus’s potential GPS logs and the network infrastructure that allows the users to communicate, by querying for the bus information and receiving response on different platform like SMS, Android.
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Information Technology, University of Pune,Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology,Maharashtra,India -411047(email: patilsb@viit.ac.in)
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