Double tag car parking secure system based on RFID

A recently published paper by Dr Ali Al-Sherbaz 

Double tag car parking secure system based on RFID

Ahmed Al-Baghdadi, Mahmoud Al-Shammari and Ali Al-Sherba

Journal Of Telecommunications

Volume 27, Issue 1, September 2014

Abstract—Radio frequency identification system technology is employed in this proposed security system in order to create high level of accuracy as possible. Whereas the accuracy is considered as a heart of system because any simple error may lead to breach whole security system. Beside the accuracy we should close all the expected Illegals methods which could be exploited for illegal entry. Our solution represented by eight main stages, the first stage consists of embedding the ID into a tag and assigning the same to a car. The second stage is reading the IDs from the RFID tags in the reading range. The third stage is checking from the matched tags. The fourth stage involve take the decision about open the gate. In the fifth stage the camera capture a photo of the car and save it with the date of entry. The sixth stage involves opening gate and change the traffic light to green color. The seventh stage is checking the under gate arm area by using loop detector sensor. In the final stage change the traffic light to red and close the gate. 

Full Text: http://www.scribd.com/doc/241492521/Double-tag-car-parking-secure-system-based-on-RFID

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RFID success

BCS Northampton organised a talk about RFID on 13th June 2012 on the University of Northampton. If you missed it, you unfortunately missed a treat. The event was open to BCS and non-BCS members and was unluckly up against a Euro 2012 match.

Andrew James and Declan Begley from Harland Simon PLC took us through applications of RFID and a demonstration of passive and active RFID as applied to a hospital environment. The talk included an opportunity to handle different types of RFID tags (I didn't realise the range was as large and varied) and also included case studies of their use in tracking assets around a hospital and some interesting ideas about using RFIDs with patients. Also near field applications were also demonstrated.

Probably the most worrying point raised was the encryption used on the biometric RFID on UK passports has been cracked!

For more information on BCS events in Northamptonshire and surrounding areas go to http://northampton.bcs.org/forthcoming_events.php?menu_id=5 

Applications for RFID

Synopsis:
Andrew James RFID Sales Manager - Established a new business channel at Harland Simon with RFID as the underlying technology. Focus on delivering active and passive RFID solutions to deliver improved efficiency in busy, multi floor healthcare environments where location tracking is key. Recent successes include location tracking solutions at Cambridge University Hospitals, South Devon Chesterfield Royal Hospital and Milton Keynes General Hospital.

Declan Begley - Business Development Manager (RFID) - Declan has 15 years experience delivering IT projects in the newspaper printing industry across the globe but in recent years has taken an interest in using RFid to solve a range of everyday problems - include tracking the money on Channel 4's 'The Million Pound Drop'.

Subjects: Active and passive RF Solutions and introduction on latest miniature RF/GPRS/GSM/LF/GPS technology

Location: Room MB8 at University of Northampton Campus St Georges Road NN2 6JD 

Time: 18:30

For BCS members and non-members

http://northampton.bcs.org/forthcoming_events.php?menu_id=5