Synthesis of State-of-the-Art in Visibility Detection Systems’ Applications and Research

Visibility is a critical component to the task of driving on all types of roads. The visibility detection and warning systems provide real-time, automated detection as well as appropriate responses to counteract reduced visibility conditions due to fog, heavy rain, snow, smoke, dust, or haze by informing drivers of present conditions and lowering the speed limits to match the reduced visibility condition. The objective of this research is to provide a synthesis of visibility detection systems and traffic control techniques that are developed and/or implemented in the United States and around the world. This article provides an overview of the best practices of fixed visibility systems at areas of recurrent dense fog and mobile systems for seasonal visibility reduction for areas of predicted seasonal fog or smoke from wildfires. Ongoing research efforts of developing new camera-based visibility detection systems are also discussed. © 2014 Copyright Taylor & Francis Group, LLC

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