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February 1, 1977IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology34 citations

A dead reckoning/map correlation system for automatic vehicle tracking

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TLT.W. LezniakRLRyan LewisRMRoiz Mc

Key Points

  • This study aims to implement an automatic vehicle locating system utilizing dead reckoning techniques enhanced by map correlation.
  • Developed the Fleet Location And Information Reporting System (FLAIRM®) for vehicle tracking.
  • Conducted design studies and development testing.
  • Implemented the system in a production program.
  • Successfully implemented an automatic vehicle locating system.
  • Achieved improved accuracy through central processor map correlation.

Abstract

An automatic vehicle locating system using self-contained dead reckoning techniques, corrected by central processor map correlation, has been successfully implemented in a production program. The design studies, development testing, and system implementation of the Fleet Location And Information Reporting System (FLAIRM®) are described.

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Lezniak et al. (1977) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7056caf44fa9f079ddf67ehttps://doi.org/10.1109/t-vt.1977.23656
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