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Rethinking approaches to adaptive control – a FUSION update from Yunex Traffic – Dr Andrew Hamilton – Yunex Traffic

Dr Andy Hamilton provides an update on the development of FUSION – the company’s policy driven traffic management and adaptive control solution that is being developed and tested with Transport for London. Andy shares the latest development status and provides further performance results and insights following the most recent deployments…
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Using AI to support traffic control systems – Robert Whiteside & David Clegg – Kirklees council, Keith McCabe & Professor Lee McCluskey – Simplifai Systems, and Mauro Vallati – University of Huddersfield

This paper is based on the experience of deployment of an AI based traffic control support system in Kirklees. It will outline the challenges and opportunities created by introducing a new form of traffic control based on the Simplifai control approach. The points that will be covered will be: How…
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The Carbon Conundrum – How do we further improve the environmental credentials of our signal installations? I Alistair Gollop Mott MacDonald

Over the past decade, the traffic systems manufacturers have made great strides in reducing the energy consumption of traffic systems, the switch to modern electronics and LEDs has had a marked impact on electrical consumption of installations. However, in the coming few years, we will need to continue to reduce…
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A collaborative approach plus Smart Technology = safer active travel infrastructure and less congestion as part of a strategic corridor project. – Peter Cattell – Clearview Intelligence and Sean Higgins – Hull City Council

This paper will look at how collaborative working and the use of intelligent technology is enhancing safety for cyclists and pedestrians whilst also reducing congestion, and therefore improving air quality along the Stoneferry Corridor in Hull. As part of this first of its kind (in the city) multi-million-pound project, headed…
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Live Labs project, addresses air quality challenges using artificial intelligence. Emily Madsen – Staffordshire CC & Paul Hudson Now Wireless

Staffordshire County Council (SCC) won funding to take part in the live labs project, funded by the DFT. They worked alongside Amey, Keele University and the Connected Places Catapult. Over 130 SMEs submitted applications to address mobility and air quality challenges. Colleagues from across the organisations worked together to select…
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