Do they need to detect motorbikes / bicycles / golfcarts  etc..

RP

On 12/10/06, Debbie <cyberia429-piclist@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
> --- peter green <plugwash@P10Link.net> wrote:
>
> > what are you using theese counts for?
>
> Sounds like they want to check up on ticket sales vs cars in/cars out.
>
> > do in cars and out cars take different routes?
>
> Yep.
>
> >
> > what accuracy do you need (e.g. what proportion of counts can you afford to
> > gain/lose before the data becomes useless to you)
>
> Basically, want to log all cars. The vehicles will be pretty close to the
> sensor and slow moving (<15 k/h) so should give big magnetic sig? Path width
> should be, say, <5metres. It's a sports event - as the car park fills up, they
> move the poles, path and traffic wardens someplace else. Ditto car counter. So
> you probly don't want a gizmo that needs turf dug up or dangles loops or is
> fiddly to align. I'm thinking magnetic would be the way to go? Those Honeywell
> sensors have analogue o/p but that wouldn't be a big drama.
> Thanks -Debbie
>
>
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