Vehicle identification system and method
AssigneeKapsch TrafficCom AG
InventorsChris Hopkins, Alastair Malarky
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AssigneeKapsch TrafficCom AG
InventorsChris Hopkins, Alastair Malarky
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The disclosed subject matter relates to a vehicle identification system comprising a central station, a roadside reader for wirelessly communicating with radio tags carried by vehicles, a mapping unit connected to the reader, and a correlation unit connected to the mapping unit, wherein the correlation unit is configured to correlate second-protocol tag identifications to first-protocol tag identifications from a reserved subset of first-protocol tag identifications, wherein the mapping unit is configured to generate a new first-protocol message upon receiving a second-protocol message from the reader, and wherein the central station is configured to receive and store first-protocol messages from the reader as well as new first-protocol messages from the mapping unit and to identify a vehicle. The disclosed subject matter further relates to a method for identifying vehicles by means of this system.
A vehicle identification system comprising a central station, a roadside reader for wirelessly communicating with radio tags carried by vehicles, a mapping unit connected to the reader, and a correlation unit connected to the mapping unit;
A method for identifying a vehicle in a system comprising a central station, a roadside reader for wirelessly communicating with radio tags carried by vehicles, a mapping unit connected to the reader, and a correlation unit connected to the mapping unit, the reader being part or member of a lane controller which has an interface connected to an input of the central station via a connection, the reader having a first output which is connected to the interface and a second output which is connected to the mapping unit, and the mapping unit having an output which is also connected to the interface, the method comprising:
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