2022 International Conference on Advancement in Electrical and Electronic Engineering 24-26 February, 2022, Gazipur, Bangladesh P-103 A Secure Automated Level Crossing and Train Detection System for Bangladesh Railway Khandakar Rabbi Ahmed Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering. International University of Business Agriculture and Technology Dhaka, Bangladesh khandakarrabbiahmed@gmail.com Md Alomgir Hossain Dept. of Computer Science &Engineering International University of Business Agriculture and Technology Dhaka, Bangladesh alomgir.hossain@iubat.edu Afroza Akter Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering. International University of Business Agriculture and Technology Dhaka, Bangladesh nazninmukta79@gmail.com Lamia Akthar Dept. of Computer Science &Engineering. International University of Business Agriculture and Technology Dhaka, Bangladesh jarinnur5@gmail.com Abstract— This research focuses on secure automating the level crossing and tracking the train using a microcontroller and a train detection system. An important issue in Bangladesh's railway transportation is the level crossings bar controlling system. The bars are presently manually adjusted in Bangladeshi railways. As soon as the train arrives, the bar lineman will know. On the basis of that data, they will close and re-open the A lineman's irresponsibility is a big issue. An automated railway gate control system can prevent this by automatically closing or opening the bar as a train arrives or departs. In normal operation, the sensors close the bars when a train is spotted and open them after it departs. Trains, however, will be GPS-tracked. The passengers and railroad authorities could track it. Each train has its own code. With the code, passengers can communicate with the train tracking system. In order to avoid collisions, the authority and train driver might be alerted. Keywords—Automated level crossing, Train detection, Sensor, Real-time, Reduce Accidents, IoT-based, Safety. I. INTRODUCTION From July 2007 to June 2017, Bangladesh Railway reported 1,546 train-related casualties, including 365 deaths and 1,181 injuries. Bangladesh Railway is still using 19thcentury signaling and operation technology in the 21st century. In Bangladesh, there are 1184 (80%) permitted level crossings without gatekeepers. Currently, 0.88 level crossings per route km. As the railway is one of the best forms of transportation. it also faces numerous obstacles as a result of human mistakes, such as level cross accidents, collisions due to defective track, and so on. A grade crossing or the intersection of a road and a railway line necessitates human coordination, which is lacking in many cases, resulting in accidents. Additionally, the most significant disadvantage of railway analysis is the identification of the train within the area. If this flaw isn't addressed early on, it could lead to a slew of mishaps that result in significant loss of life and property. This device, which makes use of an ATmega328P microprocessor, is designed to prevent railway accidents at level crossings. The microprocessor controls the entire 978-1-6654-6944-9/22/$31.00 ©2022 IEEE function, including sensing, shutting, and opening the bars. The sensors installed at a precise distance from the gate detect the incoming train and control the operation of the bar as a train approaches the railway crossing from either direction. The main purpose of this system is to detect trains in realtime as well as to automate level crossing between railroad and highway for decreasing railroad-related accidents and increasing safety. II. LITERATURE REVIEW ACYM.Kottalil [1] they're worked with the level crossing replacement of the gates operated by the gatekeeper by police investigation train and stuck on. The system detects the train and stuck by analyzing the mirrored waves, produces alarm, controls lightweight signal AND circuit. In [8] provide protection at unmanned railway crossings and detect defective tracks the unmanned intersection is based on infrared sensors, and crack detection could be a dynamic solution that incorporates the use of a GPS (global positioning system) module to assemble geographical coordinates. A model road and road model with a machine-controlled railway crossway gate dominant mechanism have been designed and enforced. At the train’s junction arrival and departure facet, a gaggle of photoelectric sensors unit strategically placed [9]. the arrival or departure of the train close to the crossway determines the gap or closing of the amount crossing gate mechanically with the assistance of IR device and sign (i.e., Buzzer sound) at level crossings. In [7] the planned sensing system ought to be ready to observe and localize specific objects (e.g., pedestrians, bicycles, and vehicles at crossway areas.) The measuring instrument system is in addition mentioned for a “two out of two” logic interlocking system simply just in case of fail-mechanism. A Microcontroller PIC16F84A was used to control the entire operation of this project [10]. The train's arrival and departure are detected by two infrared sensors. The IR device sends a signal to the Microcontroller, which in turn sends the signal to the DC motor, which rotates in response to the demand. After literature reviewing realized different researchers implement level crossing systems. there is still a lack of a smart system for both real-time train location detection and automated level crossings. which will work without human interaction. in this paper, details of both systems are presented. This wonderful endeavor is opulent, dependable, safe, and cost-effective. III. PROPOSED METHODOLOGY This proposed system user will be able to get the update of the train location where the train will be tracked using GPS. We are using a sensor and microcontroller. The sensor will detect the arrival and departure of trains and the microcontroller used to operate the bars at the railway level crossing. • The level crossing features a microprocessor that receives signals from sensors and opens and closes the gate based on the signal received. • When a train comes to the arrival point of the Sonar sensor, it will sense the arrival of the train and check if there are any vehicles between the bars or not. If any then it will activate the buzzer and the bars will not be closed. Otherwise, it will send a signal at the level crossing, and at the same time closing of the bars will close. • In the same way, the fig-3.1 shows [6] the flowchart of the program. when a train arrives at the departure point, the departure sonar sensor detects the train's departure and sends a signal to the level crossing, causing the bars to open. The major components used in the research are: A. Implementation of Servo motor Fig-3.3 is a servo motor commonly [1]utilized in industrial applications like automation[6] [10] technologies. It's a selfcontained mechanism that spins machine parts quickly and precisely. This motor's output shaft will be angled. We have implemented it for closing and Re-opening the bar through the Arduino Uno. Fig-3.3: Servo Motor B. Implementation of Arduino Uno Fig-3.4 shows, the heart of our project. The Arduino Uno ATmega328P powered[8] [6] Arduino Uno[1] is an ASCII document microcontroller [4] board. I/O pins for attaching expansion boards (shields) and other circuitry are available on the board. These boards are programmed using the Arduino [10] IDE through a USB type B connector. Input voltage ranges from 7 to 20 volts via a USB cable or an external 9-volt battery. Fig-3.4: Microcontroller (Arduino Uno) Fig-3.1: Flowchart of Program • C. Implementation of Sonar sensors Fig-3.5 shows a Sonar sensor, [4] which uses radio waves to communicate [7] with an antenna/reader. The energy activates the chip, which modulates it with the data and sends it back to the antenna/reader. ASDIC employs magnetic fields to establish and track things' tags. The tag communicates digital information back to the reader when triggered by a magnetic attraction interrogation pulse from a nearby asdic reader device.it is connected with the Arduino Uno for detecting the train arrival and departure. From fig-3.2 we got the structural view of that system. To know the location of the train, the user should give a message by train code. After sending a message through GSM[3], the user gets a reply with a link. that link shows the location of the train in real-time. Fig-3.5: Sonar Sensor D. Implementation of GSM Fig-3.6 illustrates The Global System for Mobile Communications(GSM) [3] module. which is a small GSM electronic device that may be integrated into a wide range of IoT devices. we are using this module to send SMS text messages, for detecting the train. Fig-3.2: Flowchart of the System Figure 5.1 illustrates that as a train approaches the arrival point of the Sonar sensor, it detects the train and checks if any vehicles are between the bars. If any, the buzzer will sound and the bars will not close. If not, it will automatically close the bars and send a signal to the level crossing. Fig-3.6: GSM E. Implementation of PCB Fig-3.6 illustrates A computer circuit board or PCB. it is employed to automatically[10] support and electrically connect electronic parts victimization conductive pathways, tracks, or signal traces engraved from copper sheets laminated onto a non-conductive substrate. Fig-3.7: PCB F. Implementation of Node MCU Fig-3.8 shows Node MCU. it is an LUA code written in ASCII for the ESP8266 LAN chip. Node MCU code comes with the ESP8266 Development board/kit Node MCU [3] Development board. it sends the train data transferring to the user using the Wi-Fi protocol. Fig-5.1: The bar closes automatically by detecting a train. As shown in Figure 5.2, when the train arrives at the departure point (Departure sonar sensor), the sonar sensor detects the train's departure and sends a signal to the level crossing, which opens the bars. Fig-3.8: Node MCU IV. WORKING PROCEDURE In our system, the tracking part work like that, in the tracking part we are using GPS and GSM. GPS track the locations and longitude, longitude collect the locations keep it GSM. When the user hits the GSM by SMS then GSM sends the google map location link. After clicking the link user can see the train's exact location. Every train will have one track device. Fig-5.2: The bar opens automatically when the train left. Figure 5.3 represents the current location as text. We're utilizing GPS to track real-time movements here. Longitude collects the locations and sends them to GSM through SMS; GPS tracks the locations and longitude; GPS tracks the locations and longitude; longitude collects the locations and sends them to GSM via SMS. The Google Maps location URL is then sent by GSM. On the train track, have to keep that sonar sensor have two heads one is trying which one sends the sound and that sound receive the eco, after receiving sound eco detect the object and send a signal to the Nano that detects any object and Nano send a signal to the servo. After getting the signal servo to get down the bar. In this way, Nano sends the signal. When the signal is out of range time Nano sends a signal to the servo that gets up the bar. V. RESULT AND DISCUSSION In our country, the railway accident rate is increasing day by day. This accident we can’t stop but we can control the systems or we can change the systems. this research paper is divided into two parts one is automated level crossing another is a train detection system. Fig-5.3: Real-Time Train location using GSM via text Figure 5.4 represents the user being able to see the train's actual location on a Google map after clicking the offered link in that text. which is accurate, quick, dependable, and secure. VIII. FUTURE SCOPE OF WORK In our system, we are focused on the level crossing where is no notification facility. Train location gets from the message if there is a server for train detection that it will be more helpful to get any train location which takes our less time. ACKNOWLEDGMENT The authors like to express their gratitude to the International University of Business, Agriculture, and Technology (IUBAT), Sector-10, Uttara Model Town, Dhaka, Bangladesh, for their invaluable assistance. REFERENCES [1] [2] Fig-5.4: Real-Time Train location using GSM via google map VI. LIMITATIONS OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM • Sometimes it's detected the garbage value. • After detecting an object, it can send any notification. • Due to the use of IR. Its range is Limited, supporting a shorter range. it Can be affected by environmental conditions such as rain, fog, dust, pollution, sunlight, smoke, etc. • Range limitation in Train detection to use of Sonar Sensor. [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] VII. CONCLUSION This system will give a new face to Bangladesh's Railway. Which is more secure and smarter than a manual system. This system work in two way one is, it will track the train and the other is an automated level crossing system. In our proposed system the cost, accident rate will be lower than before. The accident rate is more than 50% on the traditional system but in our system, the accuracy rate will be high. 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