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ORCIDINTSYS 2019: Braga, Portugal
- Ana Lúcia Martins
, João Carlos Ferreira, Alexander Kocian:
Intelligent Transport Systems. From Research and Development to the Market Uptake - Third EAI International Conference, INTSYS 2019, Braga, Portugal, December 4-6, 2019. Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering 310, Springer 2020, ISBN 978-3-030-38821-8
Modelling
- Rafael Dias, Tânia Fontes, Teresa Galvão:
Design of a Route-Planner for Urban Public Transport, Promoting Social Inclusion. 3-17 - Bernardo Leite, Pedro Azevedo, Rui Leixo, Rosaldo J. F. Rossetti:
Simulating a Three-Lane Roundabout Using SUMO. 18-31 - Francisco Antunes, Francisco C. Pereira, Bernardete Ribeiro:
Directional Grid-Based Search for Simulation Metamodeling Using Active Learning. 32-46 - Eren Unlu, Jean-Baptiste Delfau, Bich Nguyen, Eric Chau, Mehdi Chouiten:
A Generic Predictive Model for On-Street Parking Availability. 47-60
Optimization
- Joana Hora, Teresa Galvão, Ana S. Camanho:
Identifying Relevant Transfer-Connections from Entry-Only Automatic Fare Collection Data: The Case Study of Porto. 63-76 - Eleni E. Mangina, Pranav Kashyap Narasimhan, Mohammad Saffari, Ilias Vlachos:
Optimising Supply Chain Logistics System Using Data Analytics Techniques. 77-91 - Ana Lúcia Martins, Ana Catarina Nunes, Bernardo Carvalho:
Analyzing a Fleet Solution Using Scenarios. 92-107 - José Tiago Silva, André Filipe Oliveira, Ana Lúcia Martins, João Carlos Ferreira:
Optimize Capacity for a Uniform Waste Transportation Collection. 108-128
Tracking and Prediction
- Sara Santos, Teresa Galvão Dias, Thiago Sobral:
Automatic Generation of Spider Maps for Providing Public Transports Information. 131-149 - Dancho Panovski, Titus B. Zaharia:
Public Transportation Prediction with Convolutional Neural Networks. 150-161 - Frederica Gonçalves, Ana Lúcia Martins, João Carlos Ferreira, Eduardo Marques, Magno Andrade, Luís Mota:
Tourism Guidance Tracking and Safety Platform. 162-171 - Gonçalo Alface, Joao C. Ferreira, Rúben Pereira:
App Guidance for Parking Occupation Prediction. 172-191
Visualization
- Florian Krebs, Georg Thallinger, Helmut Neuschmied, Franz Graf, Georg Huber, Kurt Fallast, Peter Vertal, Eduard Kolla:
Evaluation of SIMMARC: An Audiovisual System for the Detection of Near-Miss Accidents. 195-202 - Filipa Ramos, Alexandre Correia, Rosaldo J. F. Rossetti:
Assessing the YOLO Series Through Empirical Analysis on the KITTI Dataset for Autonomous Driving. 203-218 - Óscar Gama, Alexandre J. T. Santos, António Costa, Bruno Dias, Joaquim Macedo, Maria João Nicolau, Bruno Ribeiro, Fábio Gonçalves:
Evaluation of Broadcast Storm Mitigation Techniques on Vehicular Networks Enabled by WAVE or NDN. 219-236 - Lenka Micechová, Anna Krisková, Jozef Jandacka, Ján Mikolaj, Michal Veselovský:
Non-destructive Diagnostic Methods for Smart Road Infrastructure Evaluation. 237-246
Sensing
- Sherif Abdelmonem Sayed Mohamed, Mohammad Hashem Haghbayan, Mohammed Rabah, Jukka Heikkonen, Hannu Tenhunen, Juha Plosila:
Towards Dynamic Monocular Visual Odometry Based on an Event Camera and IMU Sensor. 249-263 - Márcia Baptista, Luis Fernandes, Paulo Chaves Ferreira:
Tracking and Classification of Aerial Objects. 264-276 - Franz Andert, Henning Mosebach:
LiDAR SLAM Positioning Quality Evaluation in Urban Road Traffic. 277-291 - Vivek Prakash Nigam, Antero Kutvonen, Benjamín Molina, Patricia Bellver Muñoz, Jan-Niklas Willing:
DORA: An Experimental Platform for Smart Cities. 292-302
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