This project aims to optimize traffic management using machine learning techniques. It incorporates real-time vehicle detection, counting, emergency vehicle identification, and adaptive traffic light control. By leveraging deep learning models and IoT-enabled sensors, this system addresses challenges in urban traffic congestion and emergency response efficiency.
- Real-time Traffic Analysis: Processes live video streams to detect and count vehicles dynamically.
- Emergency Vehicle Detection: Identifies emergency vehicles using advanced algorithms for priority routing.
- Adaptive Traffic Signal Control: Optimizes traffic light timings based on lane-specific congestion levels.
- Vehicle Classification: Distinguishes between emergency and non-emergency vehicles using deep learning models.
- Scalability: Designed to handle diverse urban environments and varying traffic patterns.
The project integrates the following components:
- Frame Extraction: Extracts frames from video streams for analysis.
- Vehicle Detection and Counting: Uses YOLOv3 for accurate and efficient vehicle detection.
- Traffic Congestion Analysis: Analyzes lane-specific congestion to optimize traffic flow.
- Emergency Vehicle Identification: Detects unique patterns like sirens and flashing lights.
- Adaptive Signal Management: Dynamically adjusts traffic light signals to prioritize emergency routes and reduce congestion.
- Programming Languages: Python
- Frameworks: TensorFlow, OpenCV
- Deep Learning Models: YOLOv3, CNNs
- Visualization Tools: Matplotlib
- Hardware: IoT-enabled sensors and cameras
- Improved traffic flow efficiency through dynamic signal control.
- Enhanced emergency response times by prioritizing emergency vehicles.
- Achieved accurate vehicle detection and classification using YOLOv3 and CNNs.
- Incorporate predictive analytics to forecast traffic congestion.
- Extend compatibility with smart city infrastructures.
- Deploy more advanced deep learning models for higher accuracy.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/real-time-traffic-analysis.git
- Install dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Run the application:
python main.py
- Praneesh Sharma
Developed the vehicle counting system, focusing on analyzing video input to determine traffic volume in each lane and implementing logic for adaptive traffic signal control. - Nayeer Naushed
Designed and implemented the vehicle classification system to distinguish between emergency and non-emergency vehicles, aiding in priority-based traffic management. - Shravan Serel
Conducted research by reviewing academic papers and handled the project's documentation to ensure comprehensive and accurate reporting.