Remote Sensing Advances in Urban Traffic Monitoring (Second Edition)
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Urban Remote Sensing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 September 2025 | Viewed by 705
Special Issue Editors
Interests: road traffic control systems; monitoring of road traffic using image processing methods; development ofremote sensing devices using IoT technology
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Interests: neural network; deep learning; traffic flow prediction; object classifier; road traffic conditions classification; energy estimation
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are launching the second Special Issue for Remote Sensing entitled “Remote Sensing Advances in Urban Traffic Monitoring”.
The ongoing process of urban development is exacerbating the problems related to controlling and managing traffic in road networks. The basis for an efficient solution to these issues is the accurate and timely collection of traffic data. The creation of reliable traffic data banks that combine data from many sources and work in real time is of the utmost importance for urban administration. The advent of sensors using IoT technology and the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to fuse diverse data from many sources has inspired new approaches to finding a solution to the problem of traffic data collection and monitoring. The use of new technologies, and, in particular, methods involving AI, such as deep learning, allows for large amounts of data to be processed quickly and creates new possibilities for their analysis.
This Special Issue focuses on reviewing advances in the methods and technologies used to monitor traffic in cities. We welcome submissions that present the results of studies on the application of new technologies for remote sensing and the fusion of traffic data from diverse sources.
Original research papers or review manuscripts that focus on the following areas are invited:
- Traffic-monitoring using UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles);
- UAVs for the collection of traffic data;
- Data fusion from multiple traffic sensing modalities;
- Image-based assessment of road network congestion;
- Road infrastructure condition monitoring;
- The application of deep learning in urban traffic monitoring systems;
- The Impact of IoT technology on traffic data collection.
Dr. Wiesław Pamuła
Dr. Teresa Pamuła
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- urban traffic monitoring
- traffic data fusion
- road network congestion
- UAVs
- image processing
- road infrastructure
- deep learning
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