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Southern African Transport Conference Identification of Trip Characteristics in Urban Rail Transit System Using WIFI Information Sirui Nan Chang'an University Email: 447661975@qq.com Tel:(+86)17782569437

CONTANTS 01 02 Introduction Detection 03 04 Case study Conclusion

1. Introduction Intelligent transportation system WIFI : high speed, low cost, high precision and high sampling rate The sampling rate of bluetooth is about 1-3% GPS cannot be obtained in the underground space The cell phone contains the privacy information Intelligent transportation system place more emphasis on using the existing infrastructure more efficiently Travel characteristics of passengers are the basis of passenger induction, emergency management and ticketing Modern traffic technology can accurately acquire passengers' location, time and other tags WIFI DEVICE

2. Detection Data transmission process of detection devices The collected data of detection equipment will upload to the central data platform every 30 seconds. First step Second step Layout the testing equipment with different stations The device can obtain the MAC address information Third step Fourth step The central data platform analyzes the information identified by each WiFi device Each device transmits the acquired information to the central data platform

3. Case study On October 15, 2016 Do experiment Xi’an Metro Line 1 and line 2 At Sa jin qiao ,An yuan men Zhong lou , Wu lu kou station Verified by AFC data.

4. Case study The maximum / minimum travel time between stations Wu-Sa Wu-An Wu-Zhong Sa-An Sa-Zhong An-Zhong Maximum travel time/min 9.5 20.41 20.11 19.81 7.25 Minimum travel time/min 3.9 6.8 6.2 5.7 4.01 Assuming that the transfer time follows a lognormal distribution, and the confidence level is 95%,using SPSS to perform the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test

4. Case study Parameters of Kolmogorov-Smirnov test Test interval Wu-An Wu-Zhong Sa-An Sa-Zhong sample size N 14323 17526 11390 16391 Normal distribution parameter mean 1.824385 1.792189 1.801811 1.808791 standard deviation .4356103 .4028596 .4179854 .4220941 Maximum difference absolute value .262 .251 .255 .258 Kolmogorov-Smirnov Z 7.767 6.990 7.223 7.419 Bilateral progressive significance .774 .730 .755 .772

4. Conclusion WiFi information detection equipment can collect unique MAC address and identify travel characteristics. In the future, the data can be used to further improve the accuracy of passengers' travel characteristics recognition, and obtain more travel characteristics information.

With great thanks to: Sirui Nan Chang'an University Southern Africa-China Transportation Cooperation Center Sirui Nan Chang'an University Email: 447661975@qq.com Tel:(+86)17782569437