Metropolis Parking Problems and Management Planning Solutions for Traffic Operation Effectiveness

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Abstract
Advances in mobility are clearly illustrated by the rapid development of urbanization and motorization in developing countries. Following the dramatic incensement of traffic demand, the parking problem has been becoming much more seriously important in many metropolises. With the aim of seeking solutions as to how the parking system could operate more efficiently by using new technologies and new methodologies, this paper discusses the application of geographic information system into the parking planning and management for traffic operation effectiveness in metropolis. The concentration of this paper includes the characteristics of parking demand and the causations of parking problems, especially the basic parking principle and strategies for solving parking problems from the perspective of geographic information system are discussed in enough detail in this paper.
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Authors Liu, Yuejun;Wang, Wuhong;Ding, Chengxi;Guo, Hongwei;Guo, Weiwei;Yao, Liya;Xiong, Hui;Tan, Huachun;
Journal mathematical problems in engineering
Year 2012
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2012/678952
Keywords
Chemical technology Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Technology environmental sciences architecture building construction aesthetics of cities. city planning and beautifying mathematics

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