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A PROTOTYPE OF SMART PARKING USING WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK

Manisha
Department of Instrumentation and Control
JSS Academy of Technical Education
Noida, India manishadhangar1609@gmail.com Shivangi Saini
Department of Instrumentation and Control
JSS Academy of Technical Education
Noida, India shivangisaini1109@gmail.com Apoorva Shukla
Department of instrumentation and Control
JSS Academy of Technical Education
Noida, India apoorva2k@gmail.com Prof. Swati Mishra
Department of Instrumentation and Control
JSS Academy of Technical Education
Noida, India swatimishra@jssaten.ac.in ABSTRACT

The project is an attempt to automate the major process of manual Car Parking System which includes the availability checking of a car through a sensor …show more content…

This has increased effect on car ownership. But to park all these cars in the major metro cities is quite tedious and difficult. Parking problems are becoming ubiquitous and ever growing at an alarming rate in every major city. Lot of research and development is being done all over the world to implement better and smarter parking management mechanisms. Widespread use of wireless technologies paired with the recent advances in wireless applications for parking, manifests that digital data dissemination could be the key to solve emerging parking problems. Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) technologies has attracted & increased attention and are rapidly emerging due to their enormous application potential in diverse fields. This buoyant field is expected to provide an efficient and cost-effective solution to the efficient car parking problems have taken a lot of the guesswork out of driving: They can help us pinpoint the nearest gas station, navigate to an obscure destination, and avoid heavy traffic and construction. Nabbing a parking spot on a crowded downtown street, on the other hand, has remained a matter of luck and the occasional fearless manoeuvre. But now, new intelligent parking systems are poised to make that easy. This project proposes a Parking (WSN) Management System based on wireless sensor network technology which provides advanced features like remote parking monitoring, automated guidance. It describes the overall system architecture of MCPS(Multi Channel Process System) from hardware to software implementation in the view point of sensor networks. Here we have proposed a software implementation using wireless sensor network for management of car parking system without entering into the parking lot. Parking status can be known by the driver at the entrance of the parking lot only. That means a car driver can know whether the car parking space is

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