Final Smart Traffic Management System PPT Using Dip
Final Smart Traffic Management System PPT Using Dip
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM USING DIP
TEAM MEMBERS
NIDHI CHUGH
PRAGYA SHUKLA
SALONI SINGH
UTKARSH MISHRA
WHY SMART TRAFFIC
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM???
HEAVY TRAFFIC JAMS
With increasing number of vehicles on road, heavy
traffic congestion has substantially increased in major
cities.
This happened usually at the main junctions
commonly in the morning, before office hour and in
the evening, after office hours. The main effect of this
matter is increased time wasting of the people on the
road.
REASONS FOR CONGESTION
PROBLEMS CAUSED DUE TO
CONGESTION
NO TRAFFIC, BUT STILL NEED TO
WAIT
At certain junctions, sometimes even if there is no
traffic, people have to wait.
Because the traffic light remains red for the preset
time period, the road users should wait until the light
turn to green.
SOLUTIONS
1. Urban tram system
3. Integrated public
transport system
IMAGE MATCHING
TIMING ALLOCATION
IMAGE ACQUISITION
Initially image acquisition is done with the help of
web camera.
First image of the road is captured, when there is no
traffic on the road.
This empty road’s image is saved as reference image
at a particular location specified in the program.
RGB to gray conversion is done on the reference
image .
Now gamma correction is done on the reference gray
image to achieve image enhancement .
Edge detection of this reference image is done
thereafter with the help of Prewitt edge detection
operator.
RGB TO GRAY SCALE
TRANSFORMATION
Images of the road are captured.
RGB to gray conversion is done on the sequence of
captured images.
Now gamma correction is done on each of the
captured gray image to achieve image enhancement .
Edge detection of these real time images of the road
is now done with the help of prewitt edge detection
operator.
IMAGE ENHANCEMENT
After edge detection procedure both reference and
real time images are matched and traffic lights can be
controlled based on percentage of matching.
If the matching is between 0 to 10% - green light is
on for 90 seconds.
If the matching is between 10 to50% - green light is
on for 60 seconds.
If the matching is between 50 to 70% - green light is
on for 30seconds.
If the matching is between 70 to 90% - green light is
on for 20 seconds. If the matching is between 90 to
100% - red light is on for 60 seconds
EDGE DETECTION
EDGE DETECTION
Most of the information about the shape of an image
are located in edges. The other benefits of edge
detection is not taking more space in computer
memory. This technique reduces the image size and
filters out important information.
We have chosen the canny edge detection technique
for its many advantages.
EDGE DETECTION
The general criteria for edge detection include:
1. Detection of edge with low error rate, which means
that the detection should accurately catch as many
edges shown in the image as possible.
2. The edge point detected from the operator should
accurately localize on the center of the edge.
3. A given edge in the image should only be marked
once, and where possible, image noise should not
create false edges
1. SMOOTHING
This step contains filtering the image to reduce
the noise and the performance of the edge
detector will rise.
2. ENHANCEMENT
This step is related with the digital image quality
rising. Filter is used to improve the image edges
quality.
3. DETECTION
In this step, all the edge points will be extracted and then
the edge pixels that have been determined as noise will be
discarded.
4. LOCALIZATION
Confirming the location of an edge is done in this step.
SUMMARY OF EDGE DETECTION
WHY CANNY EDGE
DETECTION
ALGORITHM???
ADVANTAGES OF CANNY EDGE
DETECTION ALGORITHM
Better detection of edges especially in noisy state.
The presence of Gaussian Filter allows removing of
noise in any image.
It gives a good localization, response and is immune
to a noisy environment.
The effectiveness can be adjusted by using various
parameters. Small filters are desirable for detection of
small, sharp lines, since it causes fewer instances of
blurring.
COMPARISON OF ALL ALGORITHMS