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020			_a9781527591240
082			_a388.312 _bN2I6
100			_aNarayanaswami, Sundaravalli
245			_aIntelligent transportation systems: concepts and cases
260			_bCambridge Scholars Publishing _c2023 _aCambridge
300			_a397p.
504			_aTABLE OF CONTENTS List of Exhibits List of Figures List of Tables Preface Module 1 Trends, Challenges and Opportunities Overview and Challenges Purpose of ITS Deployment Determinants of ITS Module 2 Anatomy and Framework of Development Role of Information and Communication Technology Big Data Processing and Storage ITS: Operational Framework ITS: Automation and People Framework ITS: Policy Framework ITS: Business Framework ITS: Innovation Framework Module 3 Integrating Requirements Planning, Design and Development Technological Elements of ITS Building Blocks of ITS System Design Capacity Planning Operations Planning and Control Transit Signal Priority ITS Project Management Fleet and Commercial Vehicle Operations Connected Vehicles Operational Safety Applications Module 4 ITS: Business and Policy Perspective Strategic Business Planning Pricing and Revenue Management Sustainability of ITS Operations Role of State and Regulatory Bodies Public-private Partnerships in ITS System Security and Privacy Prospects of Advanced Technology Infrastructure Emerging Trends
520			_aTransportation-related challenges exist all over the world, with all countries struggling to develop efficient, effective and user-friendly transportation systems. Today, policy agencies and financing institutions are keen to invest heavily for a potentially good transport systems, as good mobility is pertinent to social growth and a sustainable environment. Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) have become a global area of growth in recent times because of increasing demand for mobility, rampant urbanization, and depleting energy reserves. Existing conventional transport infrastructure fails to meet the ever-increasing demand; building additional transportation infrastructure is cumbersome, as it is time-consuming and capital-intensive and available land space is very limited. Therefore, there is a pressing need for innovative and locally relevant systems that can be built rapidly with less investment by leveraging advances in technology. Good ITS enable informed decision-making for all stakeholders. This book presents the ingredients of good ITS, not from a technology perspective, but from a business administration, management, and policy perspective. The emphasis is on practice-oriented, impactful and context relevant systems. Short, real-life case studies are presented for each topic, to keep the discerning transportation enthusiast engaged. https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-9124-0
650			_aIntelligent transportation systems _9418626
650			_aITS technology _9418627
650			_aSustainability of ITS _9418628
650			_aEmerging trends _9418629
650			_aTransportation systems _9418630
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