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== Problem statement ==
== Problem statement ==
The implementation of smart traffic lights in big cities reduces the travel time substantially. Whilst this makes the traffic flow more efficiently in the cities, a different solution has to be found to improve the traffic flow on highways. The ever increasing amount of traffic jams during the rush hours in the Netherlands(https://www.anwb.nl/verkeer/nieuws/nederland/2019/april/lichte-filegroei-in-eerste-kwartaal) is a call to arms to find solution to oppose this.
The implementation of smart traffic lights in big cities reduces the travel time substantially. Whilst this makes the traffic flow more efficiently in the cities, a different solution has to be found to improve the traffic flow on highways. The ever increasing amount of traffic jams during the rush hours in the Netherlands(https://www.anwb.nl/verkeer/nieuws/nederland/2019/april/lichte-filegroei-in-eerste-kwartaal) is a call to arms to find solutions to oppose this. One of these solutions is the routing of navigation systems that changes based on the activity on the highways.


== State-of-the-Art (Literature Study) ==
== State-of-the-Art (Literature Study) ==

Revision as of 22:13, 3 May 2019

Group members

Name Student ID Department
Tom Vredenbregt 1221775 Applied Physics
Jur Kappé 1252895 Applied Physics
Jannes van Poppelen 1238120 Applied Physics
Yannick de Jong 1250663 Applied Physics
Thom Smits 1227659 Applied Physics

Organizational Matters

Task division & Planning

Minutes

Throughout the course the group will have official meetings. A summary (minute) of what has been said/achieved in every meeting will be made. These summaries can be found here.

Agendas

Like the minutes, the agendas made by the chair will be published. The agendas for the meetings can be found here.

Problem statement

The implementation of smart traffic lights in big cities reduces the travel time substantially. Whilst this makes the traffic flow more efficiently in the cities, a different solution has to be found to improve the traffic flow on highways. The ever increasing amount of traffic jams during the rush hours in the Netherlands(https://www.anwb.nl/verkeer/nieuws/nederland/2019/april/lichte-filegroei-in-eerste-kwartaal) is a call to arms to find solutions to oppose this. One of these solutions is the routing of navigation systems that changes based on the activity on the highways.

State-of-the-Art (Literature Study)

USE

Approach

References