Service Industry & COVID-19
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Smarter Parking
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Using artificial intelligence to help Vancouver utilize its existing parking resources more efficiently.
School:
UBC
Department:
Computer Science
Course:
CPSC 532L
Instructors:
- Kevin Leyton-Brown
City of Vancouver:
- Rene Cravioto
- Christopher Darwent
- Jeffrey Li
Student Team:
- Devon Graham
- Tae Yoon (Harry) Lee
- Taylor Lundy
- Ali Mohammad Mehr
- Satish Kumar Sarraf
- Sara Uppal
- Hedayat Zarkoob
Strategy:
- Greenest City Action Plan (GCAP)
City goal area:
- Green Transportation
Term:
Spring 2019
Summary
This Computer Science, graduate-level class investigated the traffic congestion issues in downtown Vancouver by targeting parking behaviour. Hunting for that perfect parking space causes more congestion than we think, which leads to increased driving time and greenhouse gas emissions. The students used artificial intelligence (AI) tools like deep learning, Google Maps simulated traffic data, and on and off street parking data to help the City of Vancouver and EasyPark better utilize the infrastructure they already have to increase parking efficiency. Parking has become a valuable and scarce resource in cities around the world, and evaluations like this help the City of Vancouver move closer to their Transportation 2040 goals.
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