• Kwara State Polytechnic Ilorin Real Time School Bus Tracking System Using (rfid)

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    • 2.3    System Capabilities
          The RFID schools bus tracking system will be designed to monitor children ridership in a safe and non-intrusive way. It will use a combination of RFID (Radio frequency Identification) and GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) technology each student will be issued one or more unique RFID cards/tags to carry. The card will be embedded in the students’ bag for each students.
          As the students tag is detected by the reader installed in the school bus upon entering or leaving the bus, the time date and location is logged and transmitted to a secure database. It will require no action on the part of divers or students, other than to carry the card and will deliver the required performance without impeding the normal loading and unloading process.
          The system will enable parent to receive instant SMS alerts when bus is within 10 minutes of the designated pick up and drop of point reducing the time the child spends on the street. The system will also notify parents via sms when the child boards and alights from the bus or enters/leaves the school. Parent will take the appropriate action because they have precise answers to boarding statues and times. If a child is still inside the bus for a predefined time action the vehicle engine is turned off, the doors are closed, an sms especially in a country like Qatar where temperature can reach 500 during summer time.
          In addition, the system will include a web-based reporting that make it falt and easy to access accurate information a student report which provides times and dates for all loading and unloading activities by student and bus report that provides all students ridership data by bus.
          In summary the system will enable school authorities, fleet owners and parents to keep track of the bus routes better, saving money and ensuring smooth and quick rides to the destinations.
      -    Data acquisition
          Data acquisition through standard internet protocol suit (TCP/IP) can be used for real time embedded application used by.


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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]ABSTRACTIn present time due to increase in number of kidnapping and road accident cases, parent always worry about their children.This paper proposes a SMS based solution to aid parent to track their children location in real time. The proposed system takes the advantage of the location services provided by module kit which carry by the child in their school bag. It allows parent to get their child location on a real time map by the geographical co-ordinates which send by module kit. Information ... Continue reading---

         

      TABLE OF CONTENTS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]TABLE OF CONTENTTitle  Certification  Dedication Acknowledgment  Abstract   TABLE OF CONTENT     CHAPTER ONE 1.0   Introduction  1.1      Objectives of study and Goals  1.2  Research Goals and Objective     1.3   Definition of Terms  1.4    User advantages  CHAPTER TWOLITERATURE REVIEW2.1   RFID Technology   2.2   RFID Application in transportation field  2.3   System capabilities   2.3.1 Data acquisition  2.3.2 Biometric identification    CHAPTER THREE ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONE1.1    INTRODUCTIONMillions of children need to be moved from home to school and vice versa every day. For parents, obtaining a safe transport for their children is a crucial issue. The students ride their bicycle getting to and from school safety. A research undertaken by the Scottish executive central research unit with purpose of increasing the proportional of non car travel to school reveals that travelling by bus or coach appears to be by for the safest mode. Statistics sugges ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER THREE3.0    METHODOLOGY PREVIEW     This section describes the investigative focus, research methodology and specific methods used in this project. The methodology used was a mixed methods research frame work encompassing both quantitative and qualitative method and measure.     The object of study  was a ten week course of virtual world bulling and conversation activities was on experienced by the student involved in these activities and the supervisors. This section also expl ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FOUR - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER FOUR4.1    ENGINEERING BLOCK DIAGRAM AND DESCRIPTION As you are able to see in the above fig. there is the engineering block diagram of our project that we have designed at the primary stage of our project.     So, the diagram consist of RFID tag, RFID reader, if transmitter receive, signal conditioning unit, microcontroller, load cell, amplifier, ADC,  LCD display then what is the follow of the diagram? So, the flow starts from the RFID tag which is detected by the RFID reader an ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FIVE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER FIVE5.0 CONCLUSION.In conclusion, this system was declared to aid locating children with their parent and this research shows that RFID tracking technology is a practical option for monitoring and tracking the children during their trip to and from school on school buses.    Lab and field trials confirmed that the RFID tags functions well under different conditions. The readings were consistent and resulted read ranges that were acceptable within the constraint of locating children st ... Continue reading---

         

      REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]REFERENCES1.    S. Granville, A. lard, M.Barber (September 2002), “why do parent drive children to school? Transport research server.2.    R. Want. Enabling Ubiquitous Serving with RFID I.E.E3.    E, Erge and B. Akina, “Utilization of RFID tags for transportation presented at the 86th Annual Meeting of the transportation Research Board Washington D.C January 21-25 2007.4.    T. Halogen et’al (2003) RFID,GSM and GPRS performance, 2nd Editions chichester, John Willey ... Continue reading---