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AUTOMATED INFORMATION SYSTEMS AT INTERSTATE WELCOME CENTERS AS ELEMENT OF INTELLIGENT VEHICLE-HIGHWAY SYSTEMS.
| 题名： | AUTOMATED INFORMATION SYSTEMS AT INTERSTATE WELCOME CENTERS AS ELEMENT OF INTELLIGENT VEHICLE-HIGHWAY SYSTEMS. |
| 作者： | Dean-LH; Loutzenheiser-RC |
| 关键词： | REST-AREAS; AUTOMATED-INFORMATION-SYSTEMS; INTELLIGENT-VEHICLE-HIGHWAY-SYSTEMS; QUESTIONNAIRES-; SURVEYS-DATA-COLLECTION; STATES-; MODIFICATIONS-; EXPERT-SYSTEMS |
| 摘要： | No standard for the distribution of information at information centers located in Interstate rest areas and welcome centers exists. Some states use basic automated information systems (AISs). A second-generation AIS would be a method of distributing information through Interstate rest areas and welcome centers that is compatible with the future plans of the Intelligent Vehicle-Highway System. A questionnaire was sent to each state to identify its method of distribution of information at information centers. At least 17 states use an AIS to provide information to travelers. A second questionnaire was sent to the operators of an AIS. Most AISs can be classified into two categories: those containing paid advertisements and those not containing paid advertisements. A second-generation AIS (AIS-2) can be developed by modifying the AIS. The physical system should be a network of terminals linked to a master system. Expert system programming would help manage the data in a "yellow pages" method of advertisements. Computer-integrated manufacturing could be used to tie together all of the different aspects of the AIS-2 and allow for change as technology changes over time. |
| 总页数： | Transportation Research Record. 1995. (1485) pp35-43 (2 Fig., 2 Tab., 8 Ref.) |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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