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B.MADHUSUDHAN P.KIRAN KUMAR REDDY SRI HARISH KANDULA G.SUDHIR KUMAR S.HEMANTH
Problem Statement
we consider two cases among all the situation of happening of accidents where there is an immediate urge for intimating for the need of rescue team. 1.Accidents happening at night time. 2.Accidents at traffic zones
about threatening statistics, we aimed at implementing a system which could Give immediate information to a service provider about the accident occurrence, by which the service provider can arrange for immediate safety measures.
Introduction
The statistics included that the road accidents last year caused
death of more than 130,000 and it clearly indicates that it is set to jump to 150,000 by 2015 Some threatening statistics of road accidents that took show that the emergency services are not being provided at the proper time The ADRS proposed can intelligently inform the service provider the site of accident through a Wireless interface. Thus immediate medical care and help is reached out to the people without any delay. Thus the accident mortality rates shown above can be reduced and above all it protects the life of people which is the most important factor.
Block Diagram
PLACEMENT
The transmitter section is placed in the vehicle which is connected to the sensor circuit to send the signal to the transmitter The receiver section is placed in the reporting station constructed at the accident zones to monitor it continuously .
Circuit Diagram
Circuit Diagram
Experimental Setup
The lab work conducted as part of the project includes the setting up of the RF transmitter receiver on the breadboard is shown interfacing the microcontroller with the LCD display to ensure that the data is received properly and testing with the Sensor networks for the detection of Accidents and visualized the indications and display
Operation
Transmitter section: The transmitter section is placed in the vehicle which comprises three major units 1.Sensing Unit 2.Encoding 3.Transmission Receiver Section: The Receiver section comprises 1.Receiver unit 2.Control unit 3.Display and Indication
Advantages:
We can monitor the accident prone areas continuously. We can provide the immediate medical care and help
to the people without delay such that accident mortality rates can be reduced
Limitations:
Placement of number of reporting stations is bit
economic.
implemented with extended ranges by replacing RF with Zig bee for distance increment and can also extended to a stage of reducing the number of reporting stations by replacing with universal central body at main zones by using GSM network along with GPS. But the implementation of it need few requirements like effective coverage area with out which It will be a totally failure one.
CONCLUSION
The ADRS can be set up in accident prone areas which include
many busy roads such as national highways and can be used to inform the service provider about the site of accident. This setup intelligently transmits signals when an accident occurs and according to the received signal the place of accident can be known. This system can be made realistic by making some tie up with car companies and during the manufacture the transmitter module can be set up within it.It is preferable to have setup in the vehicles as human life can be saved as immediate reporting is done as accident is detected.
REFERENCES
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