The Integration of Stream Data Models in Modern Transportation Networks
Preeti Naval, Sandeep Kumar Jain, K. Gopala Krishna · 2023
The study proposal proposes an innovative strategy for managing modern transport networks, with an emphasis on the coordinated use of analytics, real-time data processing, and dynamic decision-making utilizing stream data models. To create a solid infrastructure for real-time data analysis, it is required to use a diverse set of data sources, such as sensors, GPS devices, traffic cameras, and mobile application software. A strategy for reaching this goal is described below. The real-time system that integrates transportation models, artificial intelligence, and data mining is at the core of this strategy. In addition to monitoring and assessment, one of the key responsibilities of this system is to develop the transportation network. Without this framework as a foundation, the method would be worthless. This collaborative effort provides proactive traffic control, efficient route planning, and event prediction in real time. The application of machine learning in predictive analytics and traffic analysis, which together give solid traffic forecasts, prompts the creation of tactics that cut wait times and enhance productivity. Event detection algorithms are critical for ensuring commuter safety and reducing wait times in the event of an emergency. Using cloud-hosted data processing technologies, the idea manages massive amounts of real-time data. This is critical for data collection, processing, and storage methods. Finally, we believe that the development of an intelligent transportation network—one that can continually learn, adapt, and drive itself—will result in less traffic, more safety, shorter travel times, and environmentally friendly legislation and practices. To address the ever-increasing demands placed on dynamic urban settings, it is believed that the technique developed would transform current transport networks into more responsive, user-friendly, and efficient systems.