Proposal for Automated Speed Radars for North Luzon Expressway
Proposal for Automated Speed Radars for North Luzon Expressway
I. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Purpose This document purposes an automated method teaching the speed violators at North Luzon Expressway. The automation system is necessary to easily detect those violators who are going beyond the speed limit and to improve the security in NLEX. 1.2 Background The North Luzon Expressway or NLEX runs a total distance of 84 kilometers from Balintawak, Quezon City to Sta. Ines, Pampanga. The expressway has 15 exits and interchanges.
There were many instances of accidents occurred in NLEX. Many of them were speed violators. We know that over speeding of vehicles in NLEX is prohibited but some did. In this automation, series of speed violations can not only be normalized but it can be turned off.
In the past few years, MNTC or Manila North Tollways Corporation uses speed guns for monitoring the speed of vehicles passing NLEX. By implementing the Automated Speed Radars, the speed of vehicles can be easily monitored since these are automatic not manual like the speed guns.
Every time we travel from Metro Manila to Tarlac, we only see a number of security patrols rounding NLEX. Only few of them are actually rounding the vicinity. Because of that, security in NLEX is questionable. By making NLEX secured, we propose the Automated Speed Radars to be approved.
1.3 Scope This proposal addresses only the implementation of Automated Speed Radars for NLEX in support of its costs and materials, and resources. This proposal does not include other graphics, modeling, and analysis tasks.
II. DISCUSSION 2.1 Approach We propose to the Manila North Tollways Corporation or MNTC the Automated Speed Radars for the North Luzon Expressway composed of a Doppler radar with a Full Frame 360° View Camera and a Speed Radar Program.
Minimalized Doppler radars provide an excellent detection of the speed of a vehicle. It beams a radio
I. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Purpose This document purposes an automated method teaching the speed violators at North Luzon Expressway. The automation system is necessary to easily detect those violators who are going beyond the speed limit and to improve the security in NLEX. 1.2 Background The North Luzon Expressway or NLEX runs a total distance of 84 kilometers from Balintawak, Quezon City to Sta. Ines, Pampanga. The expressway has 15 exits and interchanges.
There were many instances of accidents occurred in NLEX. Many of them were speed violators. We know that over speeding of vehicles in NLEX is prohibited but some did. In this automation, series of speed violations can not only be normalized but it can be turned off.
In the past few years, MNTC or Manila North Tollways Corporation uses speed guns for monitoring the speed of vehicles passing NLEX. By implementing the Automated Speed Radars, the speed of vehicles can be easily monitored since these are automatic not manual like the speed guns.
Every time we travel from Metro Manila to Tarlac, we only see a number of security patrols rounding NLEX. Only few of them are actually rounding the vicinity. Because of that, security in NLEX is questionable. By making NLEX secured, we propose the Automated Speed Radars to be approved.
1.3 Scope This proposal addresses only the implementation of Automated Speed Radars for NLEX in support of its costs and materials, and resources. This proposal does not include other graphics, modeling, and analysis tasks.
II. DISCUSSION 2.1 Approach We propose to the Manila North Tollways Corporation or MNTC the Automated Speed Radars for the North Luzon Expressway composed of a Doppler radar with a Full Frame 360° View Camera and a Speed Radar Program.
Minimalized Doppler radars provide an excellent detection of the speed of a vehicle. It beams a radio