city travel info guide using atm

8/13/2019 City Travel Info Guide Using ATM

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City & travel info with route map &

direction guide using ATM

Objectives:

To use The ATM machines to provide geographical information to the

users so that users can easily find locations, distance and landmarks in

the city.

Description

n the post!"# era, the market for net$ork!connected devices

continues to gro$ at an enormous rate. %hile ne$ classes of devices

likeATM Machines and Smart Terminals proliferate. Whether these

devices are new or just more powerful versions of existing products,

all are becoming increasingly interconnected across a networ.

As the Technology is getting more and more advanced and net$orked,

now new service can be added to existing systems.

As you $ill find ATM machines at every corner of the street so they can

be used to provide variety of services apart from banking, therefore

$e propose to provide city information through ATM, that is the

general public can $alk into any ATM and get the information about

the city like city map, finding the $ay for various destinations, the can

also find out ho$ many kilometers it $ill be from one place to other

place, users can easily locate landmarks in the city and also $ill get

the road to reach there along $ith distance.

The system $ill be as simple as operating an ATM machine so that any

one can easily operate it and to access the information the user need


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not be account holder of the bank any one even $ithout having to

s$ap the card can access the information.

This system $ill be very useful for people coming from out of the city!

they can wal into any ATM and find out the ways to reach their

destination.

The advanced traveler information system &AT'( is a type of

intelligent transportation system application areas that implements

emerging computer, communication, and information technologies to

provide vital information to the users of a system regarding route and

location guidance, ha)ardous situations and safety advisory and

$arning messages.

AT' re*uires a large amount of data for processing, analysis, and

storage for effective dissemination of traveler information to users.

A geographical information system &+'( allo$s large data to be

effectively processed, stored, analy)ed, logically associated, and

graphical displayed. Thus, +'!based AT' provides a convenient and

po$erful tool for storage and graphical representation of information,

$hich can be useful to users. urther, by availing the po$erful +'

functionalities, a user can conceive a problem and allo$ the

appropriate soft$are to assist him in the decision!making process

regarding optimum route selection and trip planning. n this proposed

project, $e present a +'!based AT' for -elgaum "ity. This user#

friendly system provides comprehensive information about $elgaum

"ity, such as road networs, hospitals, government and private

offices, stadiums, bus and railway stations, and tourist places within

the city limits. This system can be used effectively in bus stations,


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railway stations, airports, and tourist information centers where ever

ATM%s are installed or on their cell phone.

unctional e*uirement

Transport functions are an indispensable basis for any county/s

development and have the ability to provide benefits to the society.

+enerally, there is $idely accepted link bet$een economic $ell being

and good transportation. 01port and import, industry, agriculture,

defense, social services &such as health and education(, general

administration, maintenance of la$ and order, e1ploitation of

resources, mobility of persons and goods, etc. are some of the many

areas of activity that are very closely linked to the availability of

ade*uate transportation infrastructure.

"olicy makers, transport planners, traffic engineers, and the private

sector engaged in developing ne$ transport technologies are

constantly looking for$ard to find solutions to lessen the energy

consumption, land usage, congestion, casualties, and money re*uired

to build ne$ transportation infrastructure. As a result, developed

countries have shifted their priority from infrastructure! and capital!

intensive transportation strategies to more balanced and sustainable

transportation solutions.

This is $here the intelligent transportation system &T'( comes into

play. t implicitly holds the promise of sustainability. T' is an

integrated system that implements e1isting or emerging computer,

communication, information. -enefits given by T' deployment to any

transportation system are improved safety, improved traffic efficiency,


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reduced congestion, improved environmental *uality and energy

efficiency, and improved economic productivity.

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#onclusion

AT's are most $idely deployed T' application areas. %ith the rapid increase of the

nternet and $ireless communications in recent years, the application of nternet!

based and $ireless +'!T applications to AT' is gro$ing rapidly. mplementation of

+' in combination $ith other advanced communication computer technologies to

traveler information systems enables the conspicuous dissemination of information

pertaining to fi1ed route facilities, such as offices, educational institutions, health

facilities, places of tourist interest, etc. route planning and spatial and attribute

information on other transportation facilities $ithin the cities, including high$ays,

airports, marine ports, and passenger rail systems.
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