Title
Determining the Feasibility of Traffic Management Through Mobile Applications in China
Faculty Advisor
Pollice, Gary F.
Faculty Advisor
Sturm, Stephan
Center
Hangzhou, China
Sponsor
Smart City Research Center, Hangzhou Dianzi Univer
Abstract
The rapid urbanization of China causes traffic problems in its cities. This Interactive Qualifying Project (IQP) aims to determine the feasibility of improving Chinese traffic conditions by applying Smart City initiatives, specifically through mobile applications. The project researches the functions of popular mobile applications for traffic management in the United States and China. With guidance from our sponsor, Dr. Lu Huang of the Zhejiang Smart City Research Center, we surveyed the public from both countries. We explore the current traffic situations in the United States and China, and determine the feasibility of each application’s function. This project provides direction for the development of future Chinese mobile applications and sustainable traffic management research.
Publisher
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Accepted
December 2016
Project Type
Interactive Qualifying Project
Copyright Statement
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Accessibility
Unrestricted
Project Center
Hangzhou, China
Advisor Department
Computer Science
Advisor Department
Mathematical Sciences