Modeling Survival

Capability of
Bluetooth-based
sensors
Kiet Dao
June 10th, 2016
Smart Transportation Lab @ UA

Smart Transportation Laboratory

Department of Civil Engineering And Engineering Mechanics

Content
Overview
Project Tasks
Acknowledgement

Overview

Overview

Overview

Project Tasks

Task 1: Purchase plan

New Installation
Replacement
Maintenance

Task 2: Software configuration

Operating system: Ubuntu 15.04

eMMC Modules reimaging for system stability
and reliability

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Task 3: Fieldwork Coordination and Installation

Task 4: Data Collection and Organization

Coordination with the City of Tucson and ADOT

Install at selected cabinets on Grant Road and Oracle Road
Approx. 3 miles long corridors
Collecting data manually by opening the cabinet, remotely using IP
address and wirelessly
Organizing data, sensors status and cabinet status into spreadsheets

Task 5: Finalizing Result and Progress Report to Agency

Project Tasks

Project Tasks

Project Tasks

Linear Regression

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Linear Regression

Dust_Leve
l

Antenna_Locati
on

0.0438238
0.0013596
Correlation Result
05
51

-0.123823435

IP

Duratio
n

Coefficien
ts

Intercept
8.3037
IP
0.3874
Dust_Level
-0.0174
Antenna_Locati
Regression Analysis
on
-0.9233

Standard
Error

Duratio
n

t Stat

1.0840
0.6225
0.2164

7.6601
0.6223
-0.0802

P-value
2.02353E
-12
0.5347
0.9362

0.5825

-1.5850

0.1150

3 columns
IP
Dust_Level
Antenna_Location
Column 3 will place an
impact

High correlation
Small P-Value

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Concerns

Extras
https://youtu.be/PpaWxx-M9Zo
https://youtu.be/uHSnB2hncDI

Acknowledgement
UA Smart Transportation Lab
Personnel
Project Advisor: Dr. Yao-Jan Wu
Project Mentor: Shu Yang
Computer:
Long Chen
Ficco Zhang
Equipment Purchase: Amin
Ariannezhad
Field Work: Jiang Xie