Eyes in Motion: A New Traffic Sensing Paradigm for Pedestrians and Cyclists

Vial, A.A.

Eyes in Motion: A New Traffic Sensing Paradigm for Pedestrians and Cyclists

Doctoral thesis (2025)

Authors

A.A. Vial Transport, Mobility and Logistics

Contributors

S. P. Hoogendoorn Traffic Systems Engineering (promotor)

B. Van Arem Transport, Mobility and Logistics (promotor)

W. Daamen Traffic Systems Engineering (promotor)

Research Group

Transport, Mobility and Logistics

Privacy Data collection Mobility Surveillance Active modes Data fusion Real-time systems Multiple target tracking Road networks Mobile sensor systems Pedestrians and cyclists Moving sensor platforms Connected autonomous vehicles Intelligent autonomous systems Trajectory reconstruction Traffic data Traffic monitoring and control Advanced traffic management systems

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Published Date

2025

Language

English

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Research Group

Transport, Mobility and Logistics

Abstract

The deployment of moving sensor platforms (e.g., self-driving cars, drones, and other instances) with advanced sensing is rapidly increasing the capture of human features at unprecedented temporal and spatial scales, especially in cities. This thesis advances knowledge on extracting information from this novel data source for traffic research and practice, while highlighting implications for privacy and beyond. Findings provide insights for traffic control and management, policy development, and anyone involved in responsible urban innovation.

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