Abstract
Cheap and effective system for parking avoidance of the car without permission at Disabled Parking Permit: DPP spaces is proposed. The proposed system is validated through some experiments. Multiple methods for detection of car in the DPP space using ultrasound sensors, Near Infrared: NIR cameras, RFID writer and reader with IC card, IC chip and IC tag as well as ETC system and GPS receiver are proposed. It is found that these proposed car detection systems work well. Furthermore, it is effective if more than two systems out of the proposed car detection systems are used for avoid car parking without permission.
Highlights
A disabled parking permit is known as a handicapped permit, disabled placard, disabled badge and "Blue Badge" in the European Union: EU under the Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act which was estiblished in 19701
1) Caution with sound 2) Caution with flash light 3) Upload the photos of cars parking at DPP space without permission to YouTube If car which is parking in DPP space without permission is found, a caution has to be announced to the car drivers with sound, “Do not park your car here because you do not have Disabled Parking Permit” or some other words
It is found that these proposed car detection systems work well
Summary
A disabled parking permit is known as a handicapped permit, disabled placard, disabled badge and "Blue Badge" in the European Union: EU under the Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act which was estiblished in 19701. Since 2000, all general disabled parking permits in the European Union: EU have been standardized to a common style and blue color, leading to the officially-used designation "Blue Badge". 26 states adopted Disability Parking Permit: DPP systems. In Japan, Saga prefectural government started DPP system in 2006 7 They provide DPP for more than 10 thousand disabled persons, pregnant, elderly peoples, etc. The proposed DPP system which allows avoiding car parking without permission is described followed by some experimental results.
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