Abstract
Animal-vehicle collisions (AVC) affect human safety, property and wildlife. The number of collisions with large animals worldwide and especially in the Saudi Arabia Kingdom has increased substantially over the last decades. This paper provides a survey of the existing systems that mitigate the AVC. Moreover, this paper presents the high-level design of a deployable and intelligent Camel-Vehicle Accident Avoidance System (CVAAS) using global positioning system (GPS) technology. The use of the GPS technology in this kind of application is a novel idea. To evaluate the CVAAS system a simulator has been implemented.
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