A scene monitoring and control system used in a multi-modal park
By monitoring the status and vehicle flow in the park in real time, combined with intelligent parking strategies, the shortcomings of the existing system in parking space monitoring and vehicle management are solved, and more efficient parking resource management and better user experience are achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411435105.X
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-10-15
- Publication Date
- 2025-03-07
- Estimated Expiration
- 2044-10-15
AI Technical Summary
The existing park scene monitoring and control system is not accurate and real-time in parking space occupation status monitoring and vehicle count analysis, resulting in low parking space utilization, traffic congestion and difficulty in parking.
A scene monitoring and control system for use in multimodal parks is designed. The parking space occupation status and quantity are monitored in real time through parking space detection sensors, combined with the time recording unit and the vehicle counter unit, the monitoring and analysis of vehicle inflow and outflow are realized, and an intelligent vehicle parking strategy is formulated.
It has improved the automation and efficiency of vehicle parking management in the park, optimized the allocation of parking space resources, reduced manual intervention, and improved the operating efficiency and user experience of the park.
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Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of parking space planning, and in particular to a scene monitoring and control system used in a multi-modal park. Background Art
[0002] With the acceleration of urbanization and the advancement of smart city construction, the park, as an important part of the city, has a direct impact on the quality of urban operation due to its management efficiency and intelligence level. In the daily operation of the park, vehicle parking management is an important link. Traditional park vehicle parking management relies on manual operation, which has problems such as low efficiency, untimely information update, and low parking space utilization. In addition, due to the lack of effective monitoring and control systems, the park is prone to traffic congestion and parking difficulties during peak hours.
[0003] In the existing park scene monitoring and control system, the parking space occupancy status monitoring is usually not accurate and real-time enough, and it is difficult to meet the rapidly changing parking needs. At the same time, the park's vehicle counting and time recording equipment are often single-function and lack intelligent data analysis and processing capabilities. In addition, the park's vehicle parking strategy is often simple and crude, and is not flexibly adjusted according to the actual situation of vehicle inflow and parking spaces.
[0004] In response to these problems, a new type of multi-modal scene monitoring and control system for park use needs to be developed. The system should have the following features: real-time parking space occupancy status monitoring, accurate vehicle counting and time recording, and intelligent vehicle parking strategy. Through this system, the automation and efficiency of park vehicle parking management can be improved, manual intervention can be reduced, the allocation of parking space resources can be optimized, and the operation efficiency and user experience of the park can be improved.
[0005] Therefore, how to develop a system that can comprehensively monitor the park usage scenarios and intelligently control vehicle parking has become an urgent problem to be solved in the field of park management. This will not only greatly improve the management efficiency of the park, but also promote the development of park management towards intelligence and automation. Therefore, the development of such an efficient, intelligent, and automated multimodal park scene monitoring and control system has become an important direction of park management technology research. Summary of the invention
[0006] The present invention provides a scene monitoring and control system used in a multi-modal park, which is used to promote the solution of the problems mentioned in the above background technology.
[0007] The present invention provides the following technical solutions: a scene monitoring and control system used in a multi-modal park, optionally obtaining the number of partitions of the park and generating a park set;
[0008] Let Q be the set of parks, expressed as Q={ , ,..., }, where n is the number of parks;
[0009] in is the set of parking spaces in the i-th park;
[0010] Through parking space detection sensors, the occupancy status, location and number of parking spaces in the park are monitored in real time to generate a parking space set;
[0011] The occupancy status of the parking space is divided into three situations, namely:
[0012] Idle state means that there is no vehicle parked in the parking space and vehicles are allowed to park;
[0013] The occupied state means that the parking space has been occupied by a vehicle and no vehicle is allowed to park in;
[0014] The reserved status means that the parking space has been reserved and no vehicle is allowed to park in;
[0015] set up The time interval for updating the parking space status;
[0016] Obtain the specific time when the vehicle enters the park through the time recording unit;
[0017] The number of vehicles entering and leaving the park is obtained through the vehicle counter unit;
[0018] Set the parking capacity threshold, denoted as G;
[0019] The parking capacity threshold is the ratio of the number of idle parking spaces in the park to the total number of parking spaces in the park, which is set at 10%;
[0020] According to the time recording unit and the vehicle counter unit, a monitoring time period T is set, the number of vehicles entering the park during the monitoring time period T is obtained, recorded as the inflow, and the number of vehicles leaving the park during the monitoring time period T is obtained, recorded as the outflow;
[0021] Set the target park for parking vehicles, which is divided into the first park and the second park;
[0022] The vehicle parking strategy is executed according to the obtained inflow volume and parking capacity threshold.
[0023] Optionally, the parking space detection sensor is used to monitor the occupancy status of parking spaces and the number of parking spaces in each park in real time to generate a parking space set, including:
[0024] set up is the set of parking spaces in the i-th park, expressed as ={ , , ..., }, where n represents the number of parking spaces in the i-th park, Contains the total number of parking spaces in the i-th park;
[0025] Set the parking space occupancy status, expressed as , where i is the i-th park and j is the j-th parking space in the i-th park;
[0026] Set the state set function, denoted as R ( ) = {"idle state","occupied state","reserved state"};
[0027] Each time interval , update parking spaces The current status.
[0028] Optionally, the step of setting the monitoring time period T according to the time recording unit and the vehicle counter unit includes:
[0029] Divide 24 hours a day into m monitoring time periods;
[0030] Each monitoring period Expressed as ,in Monitoring time period The starting time point, Monitoring time period The end time point;
[0031] According to the divided monitoring time periods, a monitoring time period set is generated, which is expressed as T={ , , ..., }.
[0032] Optionally, obtaining the number of vehicles entering the park within the monitoring time period T, recorded as the inflow, and obtaining the number of vehicles leaving the park within the monitoring time period T, recorded as the outflow, includes:
[0033] Calculate monitoring time period The corresponding inflow is recorded as , the formula is:
[0034]
[0035] in, The monitoring period The number of vehicles entering the park;
[0036] Calculate monitoring time period The corresponding outflow is recorded as , the formula is:
[0037]
[0038] in, The monitoring period The number of vehicles leaving the park;
[0039] According to the outflow and inflow, the net flow is calculated and recorded as , the formula is:
[0040]
[0041] Set a high inflow threshold, denoted as P;
[0042] like , then the monitoring time period Marked as high inflow time periods;
[0043] Set a low inflow threshold, denoted as A;
[0044] like , then the monitoring time period Marked as low inflow period.
[0045] Optionally, the setting of the target park for parking the vehicle is divided into a first park and a second park, including:
[0046] The first park is the park that the vehicle enters for the first time;
[0047] The second park is a park adjacent to the first park;
[0048] When the vehicle enters the first park, the park allocation strategy is executed;
[0049] The park allocation strategy is that if the number of free parking spaces in the first park is zero, the vehicle is recommended to enter the second park;
[0050] If the number of idle parking spaces in the first park is non-zero, the vehicle parking strategy is executed.
[0051] Optionally, executing a vehicle parking strategy according to the acquired inflow volume and parking capacity threshold includes:
[0052] Vehicle parking strategies are divided into low inflow strategy, high inflow strategy, normal parking strategy, and allocated park strategy;
[0053] Get monitoring time period The corresponding number of remaining idle parking spaces is recorded as ;
[0054] Calculated during the monitoring period The proportion of vacant parking spaces in the , the formula is:
[0055]
[0056] in, It is expressed as the total number of parking spaces in the park;
[0057] Get the monitoring time period The number of vehicles entering the park is recorded as vehicles that have entered;
[0058] Get the monitoring time period Parking space occupancy status in the park ,in ,like =1, then the jth parking space is idle. =0, then the jth parking space status is reserved or occupied;
[0059] From the parking capacity threshold G, we can get that when a vehicle enters the park, the monitoring time period is It is a high inflow period, and the proportion of vacant parking spaces If the parking capacity threshold G is exceeded, the normal parking strategy is implemented;
[0060] The normal parking strategy comprises the following steps:
[0061] S1: Set the number of adjacent idle parking spaces in the park that can be parked simultaneously, denoted as v, with the initial value set to 0;
[0062] S2: Set the counter, recorded as L, and set the initial value to 0;
[0063] S3: From Start by traversing the parking space collection , get the parking space occupancy status;
[0064] S4: During the traversal process, if =1, and If the next parking space is 1, then the counter L is incremented by 1;
[0065] like =0, the number v of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously is calculated according to the counter L, and the counter L is reset to 0;
[0066] S5: During the traversal process, the number of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously v is calculated, specifically:
[0067] If the counter L is an odd number and the next parking space is occupied, the formula is:
[0068]
[0069] in, Indicates that Round up;
[0070] If the counter L is an even number or an odd number, the formula is:
[0071]
[0072] S6: Mark the parking spaces that can be parked at the same time as parking spaces that can be parked at the same time;
[0073] Parking spaces that are not suitable for simultaneous parking are marked as ordinary parking spaces;
[0074] High inflow strategies are:
[0075] S7: If the number of vehicles that have entered is less than the number of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously v, recommending the user to park in a parking space that can be parked simultaneously;
[0076] If the number of vehicles that have entered is greater than the number of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously, then it is recommended that the vehicles that enter first park in the parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously, and subsequent vehicles are recommended to park in ordinary parking spaces.
[0077] Optionally, the vehicle parking strategy is divided into a low inflow strategy, a high inflow strategy, a normal parking strategy, and an allocated park strategy, including:
[0078] If the vehicle enters the park, the monitoring time period It is a high inflow period, and the proportion of vacant parking spaces If the parking capacity threshold G is reached, the allocation park strategy is executed;
[0079] The steps of allocating the park strategy are:
[0080] S8: If the number of parking spaces remaining is idle If there are already vehicles in the parking lot, the first vehicles to arrive will be parked in the parking spaces that can be parked at the same time, and the remaining vehicles will be parked in the ordinary parking spaces first;
[0081] If the ordinary parking spaces are full, the remaining vehicles will be recommended to park in the second park.
[0082] Furthermore, the vehicle parking strategy is divided into a low inflow strategy, a high inflow strategy, a normal parking strategy, and an allocated park strategy, including:
[0083] If the vehicle enters the park, the monitoring time period It is a low inflow period, and the proportion of vacant parking spaces The parking capacity threshold G is used, and the low inflow strategy is implemented. The steps are:
[0084] S9: Execute S1-S6 and recommend the user to park in a parking space that can be parked simultaneously.
[0085] The present invention has the following beneficial effects:
[0086] 1. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park realizes the management and real-time monitoring of parking space resources in the park by obtaining the number of partitions in the park and generating a park set. The establishment of this set enables the system to monitor the parking space status of each park, and monitor the occupancy status, location and number of parking spaces in real time through parking space detection sensors, which can promptly reflect the vacancy, occupation or reservation of parking spaces, provide parking information for drivers, effectively avoid the inefficient behavior of blindly searching for parking spaces, and improve parking efficiency. The parking capacity threshold G is set, which is defined by the ratio of vacant parking spaces to the total number of parking spaces in the park. The park maintains at least 10% of vacant parking spaces in any time period, providing a guarantee for responding to sudden vehicle influxes.
[0087] 2. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park realizes real-time monitoring of the occupancy status of parking spaces in each park through parking space detection sensors, and generates a dynamically updated parking space set. This real-time monitoring mechanism can ensure the accuracy and timeliness of parking space data, provide drivers with timely parking information, reduce the time of finding parking spaces, and improve parking efficiency. By setting the state set function, the occupancy status of each parking space can be distinguished, including "idle state", "occupied state" and "reserved state". This state identification enables the driver to identify the empty space for parking, avoiding parking delays caused by unclear status. The parking space status update mechanism is set to update the current status of the parking space every time interval. By setting a parking space set for each park, the number and status of parking spaces in different parks can be managed. This set setting enables the system to flexibly respond to the parking needs of different parks and optimize parking space resources.
[0088] 3. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park realizes continuous monitoring of the parking status of the park through the collaborative work of the time recording unit and the vehicle counter unit. The monitoring time period T is set, and the 24 hours of a day are reasonably divided into m monitoring time periods. The clear start and end time points of each monitoring time period can monitor the changes in parking behavior within each time period, including the inflow and outflow of vehicles. By generating a set of monitoring time periods T, the establishment of set T compares and analyzes the parking conditions of each time period, thereby improving the utilization efficiency of parking resources. Through time period division and monitoring, the system can identify the peak and trough periods of parking demand, so as to reasonably allocate resources during peak periods and optimize the allocation of resources during trough periods.
[0089] 4. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park provides quantitative data support for the vehicle flow in the park by calculating the inflow and outflow within the monitoring time period T. The calculation formula of the inflow ensures the accuracy of the number of vehicles entering the park, and the calculation of the outflow records the number of vehicles leaving the park. By calculating the net flow, the overall increase or decrease of vehicles in the monitoring time period can be evaluated. The positive and negative values of the net flow reflect the cumulative trend of vehicles in the park, providing a basis for further vehicle parking strategies. By setting the high inflow threshold P and the low inflow threshold A, the peak and trough periods of vehicle flow can be identified. When the net flow exceeds the high inflow threshold P, the system marks the monitoring time period as a high inflow time period, otherwise it is marked as a low inflow time period. This identification mechanism helps the system to adjust the allocation of parking resources in time to cope with different parking needs. By monitoring and analyzing the inflow and outflow, the system can reasonably allocate parking space resources during the high inflow time period, reduce the waiting time of vehicles, and improve parking efficiency.
[0090] 5. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park guides the parking of vehicles by setting the target parks for parking vehicles, namely the first park and the second park. The park that the vehicle first enters is defined as the first park, and the adjacent park is defined as the second park. When the parking spaces in the first park are insufficient, the vehicle can be guided to the second park in time, avoiding ineffective circulation and congestion of vehicles in the park and improving the traffic smoothness of the park. This zoning strategy helps to optimize the utilization of parking resources and ensure that vehicles can quickly find suitable parking spaces. When executing the park allocation strategy, the number of free parking spaces in the first park is monitored in real time to determine whether the vehicle needs to be guided to the second park. If the number of free parking spaces in the first park is zero, the system will suggest that the vehicle enter the second park, which helps to reduce the time the driver spends looking for parking spaces. By reasonably allocating vehicles to the first park and the second park, the system can ensure that the parking spaces are fully utilized and avoid parking difficulties caused by insufficient parking spaces.
[0091] 6. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park can adapt to the parking needs in different monitoring time periods and realize vehicle parking management by setting a variety of vehicle parking strategies, including low inflow strategy, high inflow strategy, normal parking strategy and allocation park strategy. In the normal parking strategy, by setting the number of adjacent idle parking spaces v and counter L, the system can identify and recommend suitable parking spaces, reducing the time for vehicles to find parking spaces. By traversing from the parking space set and updating the counter L according to the parking space occupancy status, the number of parking spaces v that can be parked at the same time can be calculated, improving the efficiency of parking space allocation. In the high inflow strategy, based on the comparison result between the number of vehicles that have entered and the number of parking spaces v that can be parked at the same time, it is recommended that users park in suitable parking spaces, avoiding the inconvenience of vehicles waiting for a long time or looking for parking spaces. By marking the parking spaces that can be parked at the same time and the ordinary parking spaces, it helps to help drivers quickly identify the parking space status, reduce congestion caused by improper parking space selection, and improve the utilization rate of parking spaces. By obtaining the number of remaining idle parking spaces in the monitoring time period and calculating the proportion of idle parking spaces.
[0092] 7. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park determines and selects the most appropriate parking strategy by comparing the inflow within the monitoring time period with the parking capacity threshold. In the high inflow time period, the allocated park strategy is executed, which gives priority to the parking needs of vehicles that arrive first, ensuring that vehicles can enter the park in an orderly manner and find parking spaces, reducing the waiting time for vehicles in queues. When ordinary parking spaces are full, the remaining vehicles can be recommended to the second park for parking in a timely manner. This inter-park allocation mechanism avoids vehicle congestion and improves the traffic smoothness of the park. When executing the allocated park strategy, by considering the relationship between the number of remaining free parking spaces and the vehicles that have entered, the reasonable allocation of parking space resources is achieved and the parking order is optimized. For the low inflow time period, the low inflow strategy will be executed to improve the utilization rate of parking spaces by recommending users to park in parking spaces that can be parked at the same time. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0093] Figure 1 It is a flow chart of the steps of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0094] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0095] Embodiment 1, optionally, obtaining the number of partitions of the park and generating a park set;
[0096] Let Q be the set of parks, expressed as Q={ , ,..., }, where n is the number of parks;
[0097] in is the set of parking spaces in the i-th park;
[0098] Through parking space detection sensors, the occupancy status, location and number of parking spaces in the park are monitored in real time to generate a parking space set;
[0099] The occupancy status of the parking space is divided into three situations, namely:
[0100] Idle state means that there is no vehicle parked in the parking space and vehicles are allowed to park;
[0101] The occupied state means that the parking space has been occupied by a vehicle and no vehicle is allowed to park in;
[0102] The reserved status means that the parking space has been reserved and no vehicle is allowed to park in;
[0103] set up The time interval for updating the parking space status;
[0104] Obtain the specific time when the vehicle enters the park through the time recording unit;
[0105] The number of vehicles entering and leaving the park is obtained through the vehicle counter unit;
[0106] Set the parking capacity threshold, denoted as G;
[0107] The parking capacity threshold is the ratio of the number of idle parking spaces in the park to the total number of parking spaces in the park, which is set at 10%;
[0108] By acquiring the number of partitions in the park and generating a park set, accurate management and real-time monitoring of parking space resources in the park are achieved. The establishment of this set enables the system to fully understand the parking space status of each park, providing data support for further vehicle parking strategies. The parking space detection sensor monitors the occupancy status, location and number of parking spaces in real time. The present invention can promptly reflect the vacancy, occupation or reservation of parking spaces, provide accurate parking information for drivers, effectively avoid the inefficient behavior of blindly searching for parking spaces, and improve parking efficiency. The parking capacity threshold G set by the present invention is defined by the ratio of vacant parking spaces to the total number of parking spaces in the park, ensuring that the park maintains at least 10% of vacant parking spaces in any time period, providing a guarantee for coping with sudden vehicle influxes, and enhancing the flexibility of park parking management and the ability to cope with emergencies.
[0109] According to the time recording unit and the vehicle counter unit, a monitoring time period T is set, the number of vehicles entering the park during the monitoring time period T is obtained, recorded as the inflow, and the number of vehicles leaving the park during the monitoring time period T is obtained, recorded as the outflow;
[0110] Set the target park for parking vehicles, which is divided into the first park and the second park;
[0111] The vehicle parking strategy is executed according to the obtained inflow volume and parking capacity threshold.
[0112] Optionally, the parking space detection sensor is used to monitor the occupancy status of parking spaces and the number of parking spaces in each park in real time to generate a parking space set, including:
[0113] set up is the set of parking spaces in the i-th park, expressed as ={ , , ..., }, where n represents the number of parking spaces in the i-th park, Contains the total number of parking spaces in the i-th park;
[0114] The parking space detection sensor realizes real-time monitoring of the parking space occupancy status in each park and generates a dynamically updated parking space collection. This real-time monitoring mechanism can ensure the accuracy and timeliness of parking space data, provide drivers with timely parking information, thereby reducing the time spent looking for parking spaces and improving parking efficiency;
[0115] Set the parking space occupancy status, expressed as , where i is the i-th park and j is the j-th parking space in the i-th park;
[0116] Set the state set function, denoted as R ( ) = {"idle state","occupied state","reserved state"};
[0117] By setting the state set function, the occupancy status of each parking space can be clearly distinguished, including "free state", "occupied state" and "reserved state". This clear identification of the state enables the driver to quickly identify the available parking space, avoiding parking delays caused by unclear status;
[0118] Each time interval , update parking spaces The current status of
[0119] The parking space status update mechanism is set to update the current status of the parking space at every time interval, ensuring the continuity and dynamics of the parking space information in the system;
[0120] Optionally, the step of setting the monitoring time period T according to the time recording unit and the vehicle counter unit includes:
[0121] Divide 24 hours a day into m monitoring time periods;
[0122] Each monitoring period Expressed as ,in Monitoring time period The starting time point, Monitoring time period The end time point;
[0123] According to the divided monitoring time periods, a monitoring time period set is generated, which is expressed as T={ , , ..., }.
[0124] Optionally, obtaining the number of vehicles entering the park within the monitoring time period T, recorded as the inflow, and obtaining the number of vehicles leaving the park within the monitoring time period T, recorded as the outflow, includes:
[0125] Calculate monitoring time period The corresponding inflow is recorded as , the formula is:
[0126]
[0127] in, The monitoring period The number of vehicles entering the park;
[0128] Through the coordinated work of the time recording unit and the vehicle counter unit, the continuous monitoring of the parking status of the park is realized. The monitoring time period T is set, and the 24 hours of a day are reasonably divided into m monitoring time periods. The clear start and end time points of each monitoring time period can accurately capture the changes in parking behavior within each time period;
[0129] Calculate monitoring time period The corresponding outflow is recorded as , the formula is:
[0130]
[0131] in, The monitoring period The number of vehicles leaving the park;
[0132] According to the outflow and inflow, the net flow is calculated and recorded as , the formula is:
[0133]
[0134] Set a high inflow threshold, denoted as P;
[0135] like , then the monitoring time period Marked as high inflow time periods;
[0136] Set a low inflow threshold, denoted as A;
[0137] like , then the monitoring time period Marked as low inflow period.
[0138] Optionally, the setting of the target park for parking the vehicle is divided into a first park and a second park, including:
[0139] The first park is the park that the vehicle enters for the first time;
[0140] The second park is a park adjacent to the first park;
[0141] When the vehicle enters the first park, the park allocation strategy is executed;
[0142] The park allocation strategy is that if the number of free parking spaces in the first park is zero, the vehicle is recommended to enter the second park;
[0143] If the number of idle parking spaces in the first park is non-zero, the vehicle parking strategy is executed.
[0144] Optionally, executing a vehicle parking strategy according to the acquired inflow volume and parking capacity threshold includes:
[0145] Vehicle parking strategies are divided into low inflow strategy, high inflow strategy, normal parking strategy, and allocated park strategy;
[0146] Get monitoring time period The corresponding number of remaining idle parking spaces is recorded as ;
[0147] Calculated during the monitoring period The proportion of vacant parking spaces in the , the formula is:
[0148]
[0149] in, It is expressed as the total number of parking spaces in the park;
[0150] Get the monitoring time period The number of vehicles entering the park is recorded as vehicles that have entered;
[0151] Get the monitoring time period Parking space occupancy status in the park ,in ,like =1, then the jth parking space is idle. =0, then the jth parking space status is reserved or occupied;
[0152] From the parking capacity threshold G, we can get that when a vehicle enters the park, the monitoring time period is It is a high inflow period, and the proportion of vacant parking spaces If the parking capacity threshold G is exceeded, the normal parking strategy is implemented;
[0153] The normal parking strategy comprises the following steps:
[0154] S1: Set the number of adjacent idle parking spaces in the park that can be parked simultaneously, denoted as v, with the initial value set to 0;
[0155] S2: Set the counter, recorded as L, and set the initial value to 0;
[0156] S3: From Start by traversing the parking space collection , get the parking space occupancy status;
[0157] S4: During the traversal process, if =1, and If the next parking space is 1, then the counter L is incremented by 1;
[0158] like =0, the number v of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously is calculated according to the counter L, and the counter L is reset to 0;
[0159] S5: During the traversal process, the number of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously v is calculated, specifically:
[0160] If the counter L is an odd number and the next parking space is occupied, the formula is:
[0161]
[0162] in, Indicates that Round up;
[0163] If the counter L is an even number or an odd number, the formula is:
[0164]
[0165] S6: Mark the parking spaces that can be parked at the same time as parking spaces that can be parked at the same time;
[0166] Parking spaces that are not suitable for simultaneous parking are marked as ordinary parking spaces;
[0167] High inflow strategies are:
[0168] S7: If the number of vehicles that have entered is less than the number of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously v, recommending the user to park in a parking space that can be parked simultaneously;
[0169] If the number of vehicles that have entered is greater than the number of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously, then it is recommended that the vehicles that enter first park in the parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously, and subsequent vehicles are recommended to park in ordinary parking spaces.
[0170] Optionally, the vehicle parking strategy is divided into a low inflow strategy, a high inflow strategy, a normal parking strategy, and an allocated park strategy, including:
[0171] If the vehicle enters the park, the monitoring time period It is a high inflow period, and the proportion of vacant parking spaces If the parking capacity threshold G is reached, the allocation park strategy is executed;
[0172] The steps of allocating the park strategy are:
[0173] S8: If the number of parking spaces remaining is idle If there are already vehicles in the parking lot, the first vehicles to arrive will be parked in the parking spaces that can be parked at the same time, and the remaining vehicles will be parked in the ordinary parking spaces first;
[0174] If the ordinary parking spaces are full, the remaining vehicles will be recommended to park in the second park.
[0175] Furthermore, the vehicle parking strategy is divided into a low inflow strategy, a high inflow strategy, a normal parking strategy, and an allocated park strategy, including:
[0176] If the vehicle enters the park, the monitoring time period It is a low inflow period, and the proportion of vacant parking spaces The parking capacity threshold G is used, and the low inflow strategy is implemented. The steps are:
[0177] S9: Execute S1-S6 and recommend the user to park in a parking space that can be parked simultaneously.
[0178] It should be noted that, in this article, relational terms such as first and second, etc. are only used to distinguish one entity or operation from another entity or operation, and do not necessarily require or imply any such actual relationship or order between these entities or operations. Moreover, the terms "include", "comprise" or any other variants thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, so that a process, method, article or device including a series of elements includes not only those elements, but also other elements not explicitly listed, or also includes elements inherent to such process, method, article or device.
[0179] The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention. It should be pointed out that for ordinary technicians in this technical field, several improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the technical principles of the present invention. These improvements and modifications should also be regarded as the scope of protection of the present invention.
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1. A scene monitoring and control system used in a multi-modal park, characterized in that: include, Get the number of zones in the park and generate a park set; Let Q be the set of parks, expressed as , where n is the number of parks; in is the set of parking spaces in the i-th park; Through parking space detection sensors, the occupancy status, location and number of parking spaces in the park are monitored in real time to generate a parking space set; The occupancy status of the parking space is divided into three situations, namely: Idle state means that there is no vehicle parked in the parking space and vehicles are allowed to park; The occupied state means that the parking space has been occupied by a vehicle and no vehicle is allowed to park in; The reserved status means that the parking space has been reserved and no vehicle is allowed to park in; set up The time interval for updating the parking space status; Obtain the specific time when the vehicle enters the park through the time recording unit; The number of vehicles entering and leaving the park is obtained through the vehicle counter unit; Set the parking capacity threshold, denoted as G; The parking capacity threshold is the ratio of the number of idle parking spaces in the park to the total number of parking spaces in the park, which is set at 10%; According to the time recording unit and the vehicle counter unit, a monitoring time period T is set, the number of vehicles entering the park during the monitoring time period T is obtained, recorded as the inflow, and the number of vehicles leaving the park during the monitoring time period T is obtained, recorded as the outflow; Set the target park for parking vehicles, which is divided into the first park and the second park; Execute vehicle parking strategy based on the obtained inflow volume and parking capacity threshold; The executing of the vehicle parking strategy according to the acquired inflow volume and parking capacity threshold comprises: Vehicle parking strategies are divided into low inflow strategy, high inflow strategy, normal parking strategy, and allocated park strategy; Get monitoring time period The corresponding number of remaining idle parking spaces is recorded as ; Calculated during the monitoring period The proportion of vacant parking spaces in the , the formula is: in, It is expressed as the total number of parking spaces in the park; Get the monitoring time period The number of vehicles entering the park is recorded as vehicles that have entered; Get the monitoring time period Parking space occupancy status in the park ,in ,like =1, then the jth parking space is idle. =0, then the jth parking space status is reserved or occupied; From the parking capacity threshold G, we can get that when a vehicle enters the park, the monitoring time period is It is a high inflow period, and the proportion of vacant parking spaces If the parking capacity threshold G is exceeded, the normal parking strategy is implemented; The normal parking strategy comprises the following steps: S1: Set the number of adjacent idle parking spaces in the park that can be parked simultaneously, denoted as v, with the initial value set to 0; S2: Set the counter, recorded as L, and set the initial value to 0; S3: From Start by traversing the parking space collection , get the parking space occupancy status; S4: During the traversal process, if =1, and If the next parking space is 1, then the counter L is incremented by 1; like =0, the number v of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously is calculated according to the counter L, and the counter L is reset to 0; S5: During the traversal process, the number of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously v is calculated, specifically: If the counter L is an odd number and the next parking space is occupied, the formula is: in, Indicates that Round up; If the counter L is an even number or an odd number, the formula is: S6: Mark the parking spaces that can be parked at the same time as parking spaces that can be parked at the same time; Parking spaces that are not suitable for simultaneous parking are marked as ordinary parking spaces; High inflow strategies are: S7: If the number of vehicles that have entered is less than the number of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously v, recommending the user to park in a parking space that can be parked simultaneously; If the number of vehicles that have entered is greater than the number of parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously, then it is recommended that the vehicles that enter first park in the parking spaces that can be parked simultaneously, and subsequent vehicles are recommended to park in ordinary parking spaces.
2. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park according to claim 1, characterized in that: The parking space detection sensor is used to monitor the occupancy status of parking spaces and the number of parking spaces in each park in real time, and generate a parking space set, including: set up is the set of parking spaces in the i-th park, expressed as , where n represents the number of parking spaces in the i-th park, Contains the total number of parking spaces in the i-th park; Set the parking space occupancy status, expressed as , where i is the i-th park and j is the j-th parking space in the i-th park; Set the state set function, denoted as R ( ) = {"idle state", "occupied state", "reserved state"}; Each time interval , update parking spaces The current status.
3. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park according to claim 1, characterized in that: The step of setting the monitoring time period T according to the time recording unit and the vehicle counter unit includes: Divide 24 hours a day into m monitoring time periods; Each monitoring period Expressed as ,in Monitoring time period The starting time point, Monitoring time period The end time point; According to the divided monitoring time periods, a monitoring time period set is generated, which is expressed as .
4. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park according to claim 1, characterized in that: The method of obtaining the number of vehicles entering the park within the monitoring time period T, recorded as the inflow, and obtaining the number of vehicles leaving the park within the monitoring time period T, recorded as the outflow, includes: Calculate monitoring time period The corresponding inflow is recorded as , the formula is: in, The monitoring period The number of vehicles entering the park; Calculate monitoring time period The corresponding outflow is recorded as , the formula is: in, The monitoring period The number of vehicles leaving the park; According to the outflow and inflow, the net flow is calculated and recorded as , the formula is: Set a high inflow threshold, denoted as P; like , then the monitoring time period Marked as high inflow time periods; Set a low inflow threshold, denoted as A; like , then the monitoring time period Marked as low inflow period.
5. The scene monitoring and control system used in the multimodal park according to claim 1, characterized in that: The target park for parking the vehicle is set to be divided into a first park and a second park, including: The first park is the park that the vehicle enters for the first time; The second park is a park adjacent to the first park; When the vehicle enters the first park, the park allocation strategy is executed; The park allocation strategy is that if the number of free parking spaces in the first park is zero, the vehicle is recommended to enter the second park; If the number of idle parking spaces in the first park is non-zero, the vehicle parking strategy is executed.
6. The scene monitoring and control system used in a multi-modal park according to claim 1, characterized in that: The vehicle parking strategy is divided into a low inflow strategy, a high inflow strategy, a normal parking strategy, and an allocation park strategy, including: If the vehicle enters the park, the monitoring time period It is a high inflow period, and the proportion of vacant parking spaces If the parking capacity threshold G is reached, the allocation park strategy is executed; The steps of allocating the park strategy are: S8: If the number of parking spaces remaining is idle If there are already vehicles in the parking lot, the first vehicles to arrive will be parked in the parking spaces that can be parked at the same time, and the remaining vehicles will be parked in the ordinary parking spaces first; If the ordinary parking spaces are full, the remaining vehicles will be recommended to park in the second park.
7. The scene monitoring and control system used in a multi-modal park according to claim 6, characterized in that: The vehicle parking strategy is divided into a low inflow strategy, a high inflow strategy, a normal parking strategy, and an allocation park strategy, including: If the vehicle enters the park, the monitoring time period It is a low inflow period, and the proportion of vacant parking spaces The parking capacity threshold G is used, and the low inflow strategy is implemented. The steps are: S9: Execute S1-S6 and recommend the user to park in a parking space that can be parked simultaneously.
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