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Cloud Computing for Agent-Based Urban Transportation Systems

Journal Article journal-article Artificial Intelligence ยท Intelligent Systems

Abstract

Agent-based traffic management systems can use the autonomy, mobility, and adaptability of mobile agents to deal with dynamic traffic environments. Cloud computing can help such systems cope with the large amounts of storage and computing resources required to effectively use of traffic strategy agents and mass transport data. This article reviews the history of the development of traffic control and management systems within the evolving computing paradigm and shows the state of traffic control and management systems based on mobile multiagent technology. An intelligent transportation cloud could provide services such as decision support, a standard development environment for traffic management strategy, and so on. Moreover, the cloud can generate, store, manage, test, optimize, and use mobile traffic strategy agents to maximize advantages of cloud computing and agent technology to effectively control and manage urban-traffic systems.

Authors

Keywords

  • Transportation
  • Cloud computing
  • Mobile agents
  • Urban areas
  • Traffic control
  • Intelligent transportation systems
  • Transport System
  • Urban Transport
  • Control System
  • Management System
  • Decision Support
  • Computational Resources
  • Dynamic Environment
  • Computer Technology
  • Mobile Technology
  • Traffic System
  • Traffic Management
  • Store Large Amounts
  • Amount Of Storage
  • Traffic Management System
  • Development Of Control Systems
  • Traffic Control System
  • Actuator
  • Multi-agent Systems
  • Function Of Agent
  • Types Of Scenes
  • Distribution Of Agents
  • Number Of Intersections
  • Information Technology Industry
  • Local Area Network
  • Decision Support System
  • Traffic Data
  • Parallel System
  • intelligent systems
  • agent-based traffic management systems
  • urban traffic
  • mulitagent systems

Context

Venue
IEEE Intelligent Systems
Archive span
2001-2026
Indexed papers
2921
Paper id
139345381330635628