Search for Spatio Temporal Resources
In major cities it has been observed that 30% of the traffic comprises of individuals cruising for a parking spot. This shows that the search for traffic is an enormous source of congestion. Thereare a number of projects whose sole aim is reduce this problem. One instance taken into consideration is the SFPark project. The SFPark is a project initiated by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, in which wireless sensors were embedded under the pavement in order to provide real time data. This application provides a list of available parking spots and the user would manually have to choose one. This would make it difficult for the user to make a decision while driving. In order to solve this issue we aim to create an algorithm that provides directions to the users at each intersection, from the start location to the destination.
Install Visual Studio 2013 Community Version from here
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/news/vs2013-community-vs.aspx
2. Download the Zip File from github containing the source code
https://github.com/francisminu/DBMSFinal.git
3. Place the ‘Projects' folder present in \DBMSFinal folder on github into the below
location:
C:\Users\User_name\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\ (User_name : Check the user
name of the current machine)
If the folder ‘Projects’ is already present, then copy only
‘DBMSResourceSharingProject’
4. Place the ‘Websites' folder present in \DBMSFinal folder on github into the below
location:
C:\Users\User_name\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\ (User_name : Check the user
name of the current machine)
If the folder ‘Websites’ is already present, then copy only
‘DBMSResourceSharingProject’
5. Open Visual Studio 2013. Open the project by clicking 'Open' and choosing the
DBMSResourceSharingProject.sln file present in the location:
C:\Users\User_name\Documents\Visual Studio
2013\Projects\DBMSResourceSharingProject
(User_name - Check the user name of the current machine)
6. Install Newtonsoft JSON package via Nugget from the package console manager
(Tools -> Nugget Package Manager -> Package Manager Console)
7. Build the project (Build -> Build Solution)
8. Set index.html as the start page (Right click index.html page in the solution explorer)
9. Click on ‘Run’
Google Maps:
https://developers.google.com/maps/
Google Maps Geocoding :
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geocoding/intro
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