Vehicle Type Classification using Vehicle Detector Data from ETC Lane

An Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) lane is equipped with multiple vehicle detectors, each of which has a number of optical sensors arranged in the vertical direction to detect all vehicles without fail. Various devices are controlled by the vehicle detection information of these vehicle detectors as a trigger. The optical sensors arranged in the vertical direction in each vehicle detector provide one-dimensional data at each sampling time when a vehicle passes through an ETC lane. By arranging these data in chronological order, a binary image of the vehicle's side (which we call the vehicle shadow) can be obtained. In this study, we focused on this vehicle shadow data and investigated whether it could be used to classify the vehicle type.

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IEEJ Transactions on Industry Applications
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.1541/ieejias.145.522
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Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods
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Vehicle Type Classification using Vehicle Detector Data from ETC Lane

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Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods
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Vehicle Type Classification using Vehicle Detector Data from ETC Lane

Oikawa Munetoshi, Lin Teng, Takuya Ohmura, Yuto Masujima, Takashi Izumi, Tomoaki Takahashi, S. Yamauchi
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An Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) lane is equipped with multiple vehicle detectors, each of which has a number of optical sensors arranged in the vertical direction to detect all vehicles without fail. Various devices are controlled by the vehicle detection information of these vehicle detectors as a trigger. The optical sensors arranged in the vertical direction in each vehicle detector provide one-dimensional data at each sampling time when a vehicle passes through an ETC lane. By arranging these data in chronological order, a binary image of the vehicle's side (which we call the vehicle shadow) can be obtained. In this study, we focused on this vehicle shadow data and investigated whether it could be used to classify the vehicle type.

IEEJ Transactions on Industry ApplicationsVol. 145(7)
Nihon University (JP), Shuto General Hospital (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods
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