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Developing a Novel Pattern Mining Model to Discover Hidden Patterns in Fukushima Traffic Congestion Big Data
- Japan Road Transportation Information Center (JARTIC) has set up the sensor network to monitor traffic congestion in Fukushima.
- Each road-segment in this network generates data at every 5-minute interval.
- Previous year, we have developed a data warehouse technology that generates data frames at 10 times faster than the state-of-the-art.
- This year, we plan to develop a novel pattern algorithm to discover hidden patterns.
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Introduction to Traffic Information Systems: Understanding JARTIC and TCSS
ÊÚ˜IÄÚÈÝ£ºWe covered the role of the Japan Road Traffic Information Center (JARTIC) and the Traffic Congestion Statistical System (TCSS). We explored how JARTIC collects and distributes traffic information through 133 centers nationwide. The importance of real-time traffic data for road users was highlighted.

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Data Collection Techniques: Sensors and Measurement Points
ÊÚ˜IÄÚÈÝ£ºWe learned about the data collection process using sensors installed at over 40,000 measurement points. The types of sensors, such as ultrasonic vehicle detectors, and the significance of collecting traffic volume and occupancy time every 5 minutes were thoroughly analyzed.

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Real-Time Traffic Analysis: Interpreting Congestion Data
ÊÚ˜IÄÚÈÝ£ºThis class focused on the processing and interpretation of live traffic data, including the classification of congestion status into traffic jam, congestion, no congestion, and unknown (sensor abnormality). We practiced accessing this data through the TCSS interface.

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ÊÚ˜IÄÚÈÝ£º Temporal and Spatial Resolution of TCSS Data :
Analyzes how TCSS offers high-resolution temporal (5-minute intervals) and spatial (road link-level and mesh code) data. This granularity allows researchers to study traffic dynamics over time and space with precision.

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ÊÚ˜IÄÚÈÝ£ºCongestion Detection and Classification Algorithms in TCSS:
Focuses on the definitions and criteria used to detect and classify congestion. It explains how TCSS uses speed thresholds and vehicle detection data to classify congestion into levels such as "light" or "heavy" across various road types.

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ÊÚ˜IÄÚÈÝ£ºVisualization Techniques: Mapping and Graphical Representation in TCSS.
Details the system's ability to visualize traffic data through interactive maps, Excel tables, and statistical graphs. It discusses how these visualization features support both operational monitoring and academic research.

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