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Infrared Detector Developments

by M. A. G. Clark, Microsense Systems Ltd, Fareham, United Kingdom,
A. Hodge, Microsense Systems Ltd, Fareham, United Kingdom,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Applications of Advanced Technologies in Transportation Engineering

Abstract:

Modern road transport systems rely on information from sensors to operate safely and efficiently. The sensors are typically used to provide vehicle counting, occupancy, speed measurement and classification information. The optical sensors discusses in this paper offer several advantages, including well defined detection areas, fast response time and true presence capability. Two technologies have been developed based on passive and active infrared. Applications include both vehicle and pedestrian detection.

Subject Headings: Probe instruments | Traffic signals | Vehicles | Traffic safety | Pedestrians and cyclists | Information systems | Highways and roads

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