Priority passing strategy for rescue vehicles based on smart contract sharing platform

Abstract

The invention discloses a priority passing strategy for rescue vehicles based on a smart contract sharing platform. A priority passing smart contract running on a blockchain is used as a core, the releasing and removing of a vehicle passing priority are completed, integrated management of the vehicle passing priority of a traffic control platform is achieved, the rapid passage of the rescue vehicles is achieved, the timely delivery of patients is ensured; by applying the advantages of the smart contract on the records of authority transfer, decentralization and public supervision are ensured while making full use of idle vehicle resources, the authority is not abused, and the comprehensive utilization of resources is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the fields of blockchain smart contracts and Internet of Vehicles, and specifically relates to a priority traffic strategy for rescue vehicles based on a smart contract sharing platform. Background technique [0002] According to the urban survey report, the number of ambulances in Chinese cities is in short supply, and the standard of one ambulance for every 50,000 to 100,000 urban residents cannot meet the requirements of timely medical treatment for patients within 15 minutes; even in China's first-tier developed cities, the situation is still It is very serious. Taking Shanghai as an example, a survey of the Shanghai 120 Mobilization Command Center shows that the number of 110 ambulances in the central urban area has reached more than 400, but the 120 hotline is still receiving calls non-stop, and the number of queues is average. Stable at more than 15 people, facing 120 overwhelmed, citizens difficult to call a car and oth...

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[0002] According to the urban survey report, the number of ambulances in Chinese cities is in short supply, and the standard of one ambulance for every 50,000 to 100,000 urban residents cannot meet the requirements of timely medical treatment for patients within 15 minutes; even in China's first-tier developed cities, the situation is still It is very serious. Taking Shanghai as an example, a survey of the Shanghai 120 Mobilization Command Center shows that the number of 110 ambulances in the central urban area has reached more than 400, but the 120 hotline is still receiving calls non-stop, and the number of queues is average. Stable at more than 15 people, facing 120 overwhelmed, citizens difficult to call a car and other problems

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