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Cooperative Collision Driving

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COOPERATIVE COLLISION WARNING

Soundarya Geolynn. T
School of Computer Science and Engineering
VIT University
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India soundarya.geolynnt2014@vit.ac.in Prof.Nithya Darisini.P.S
School of Computer Science and Engineering
VIT University
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India psnithyadarisini@vit.ac.in Abstract

In vehicular ad hoc networks (VANET), it is solving and reducing the traffic accidents. It is also possible for locating and tracking that vehicle which is based on its transmission at the time of communication with another vehicles and the road side infrastructure. On the basis of some other vehicle safety activities technology, this paper is going to proposed a message and that is, it will send the message to the control …show more content…

RELATED WORK
In the year of 1990s the first cooperative active safety
Technology is introduced. The concept of cooperative collision warning which is based on the combination of the ranging sensor and the data which is communicated from neighbor vehicles is proposed by Asher and Galler.

The PROMETHUS and DRIVE intelligent technology programs which is based on the label of cooperative driving at the same time. Cooperative foresighted driving method is introduced by the General Motors Europe.

The use of DGPS positioning and the wireless communication is made by The Japan Automobiles for achieving the avoidance of the warning.

The concept of wireless communication for safety information between the vehicles is defined by Bosch which will work with in the range of one to two kilometer but if the condition that is hazardous address is identified by the variety of means for relying strictly on the major differences between DGPS position information which will work as an indicator for a …show more content…

The message will be send to the control room through GPS. After they received the message and they proceed manually like sending the ambulance, sending message to nearest hospital, alternative path, etc. ACKNOWLEDGMENT

I might want to take this chance to express my significant appreciation and profound respect to PROF.NITHYA DHARISINI.P.S, for her excellent direction, important criticism and steady support all through the length of time of the task. Her profitable proposals were of massive help all through my task work. Her discerning feedback kept me attempting to make this task in a greatly improved manner. Working under him/her was a to a great degree learned experience for me.

REFERENCE

[1] C. D. Wang and J. P. Thompson. Apparatus and method for motion detection and tracking of objects in a region for collision avoidance utilizing a real-time adaptive probabilistic neural network, 1997. US. Patent No. 5, 613

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