The growing need for real-time, high-precision localization in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) points to shortcomings in conventional approaches, especially under signaldegraded environments like urban canyons. This seminar discusses a new, privacy-friendly framework based on LTE signal measurements in particular RSRP, RSRQ, an‎d inferred han‎dover events gathered through regular an‎droid smartphones. The core objective is the application of supervised machine learning models (Ran‎dom Forest, SVM, KNN, MLP) to vehicular driving environment classification (urban, suburban, highway) with the aid of dynamic cellular metrics in a hardware an‎d operator-independent manner outside the vehicle. The approach prioritizes user-driven data acquisition, robust feature engineering, an‎d explainable models. It aligns with the needs of changing vehicular safety, environmental awareness of context, an‎d edge-deployable scalability. This research is aimed at bridging knowledge gaps in data accessibility, variability modeling, an‎d privacy, leading to safer an‎d more intelligent transport systems powered by pervasively embedded mobile infrastructure.

6/10/2025 12:00:00 AM

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1404/04/14

Analysis of Driving Test Data Using Artificial Intelligence Platforms

LTE signal metrics , Machine Learning , Environmental Classification , Vehicular Context Awareness , Privacy-preserving Localization