Studies on Construction and Operation Mode of Intelligent Transportation Systems

Min Zhi Chen; Yong Kai Hu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.587-589.1780

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Studies on Construction and Operation Mode of Intelligent Transportation Systems

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Government departments of different areas are needed during the construction and operation process of intelligent transportation systems. So there is a contradiction that systems must be integrated but they need to be constructed and operated by different organizations. The division of the construction mission among different organization and the rules that all the joint members have to obey should be clear so that repetition and confliction in the whole system can be avoided. These modes of mission division are compared in this paper to provide a reference for our ITS construction and operation mode selection.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 587-589)

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Min Zhi Chen, Yong Kai Hu

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Construction and Operation Mode, Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), Mission Division

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