Parking system and subsystems

This presentation explains the Parking System and its main subsystems. It shows how different parts of the system work together to provide a convenient and organized parking experience. The main subsystems include the entrance, parking spaces, navigation, payment, exit, security, and administration. Each subsystem has its own function, but they are connected and work together as one complete system. This helps drivers find a parking space, park safely, pay for their parking, and leave the parking area easily.

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1. Parking System and Its Subsystems Student: Vysotskaya Natalie Verified by: teacher Telman askeraliyev, fizika muellimi, Azerbaijan, Baku
2. What is the Parking System? The Parking System is the end-to-end platform that manages vehicle entry, allocation, navigation, payment, exit, security and administration — making parking safe, efficient and user-friendly. Primary goal: optimise space use and minimise driver time Stakeholders: drivers, attendants, facility managers, campus IT Design priorities: reliability, clarity, minimal friction
3. At‑a‑Glance: Core Subsystems Entrance System Parking Space Management Navigation System Payment System Identifies vehicles, Tracks Guides drivers to Handles records entry occupied/available free spaces payments and time, controls spaces via sensors (signage, mobile receipts (card, barrier and issues or cameras and app or in‑lot mobile, campus tickets or scans updates LEDs), reduces account), permits. availability in real search time and supports time. congestion. validation and discounts. Exit System Verifies Security System Administratio n System payment/permissi Monitors cameras, Central on, opens exit detects violations, management: barrier, logs exit supports incident reporting, user time and finalises response and records, pricing transaction. integrates with configuration, access control. maintenance scheduling.
4. System Relationship Diagram This diagram shows the Parking System as the hub coordinating all subsystems — data and control flow both ways.
5. How Data Flows (Quick View) Entry Detect Allocate Space Navigate & Pay Exit Verify Key interactions: Entrance → Admin: vehicle ID and timestamp for records Sensors → Navigation: real-time availability updates Payment → Exit: payment confirmation opens barrier Security ↔ All: alerts and evidence for incidents
6. Design & Operational Considerations Reliability Usability Privacy & Security Redundancy for sensors and Simple signage, straightforward Data minimisation, secure storage of network; clear fallback for manual payment flow and quick onboarding vehicle and payment data, operation. for campus users. compliant access controls. Scalability Modular subsystems, easy to add new lots, sensors or payment providers as demand grows.