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Taming Traffic with Your Phone: The Mobile Millennium Project
collaboration with Nokia, Navteq, the California and Federal Departments of Transportation, and with support from CITRIS, launched the Mobile Millennium pilot project in November 2008. The project uses GPS-equipped cell phones to provide real-time traffic information all over the Bay Area and is hosted by the California Center for Innovative Transportation (CCIT), a deployment-focused research center at UC Berkeley’s Institute of Transportation Studies. www.citris-uc.org … CITRIS UCB …
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Mobile Century: Using Cell Phones as Mobile Traffic Sensors
UC Berkeley and Nokia researchers used GPS-enabled cell phones to test a technology that could soon transform the way drivers navigate through traffic. In the unprecedented Cal-trans funded field experiment, transportation researchers used GPS-enabled mobile phones to monitor real-time traffic flow while preserving the privacy of the phones’ users. … Cell Phones Traffic GPS engineering science Technology CCIT CITRIS UC Berkeley Nokia Research
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