"AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY ARCHITECTURE FOR PETROLEUM SUPPLY MANAGEMENT "Top of Form

Abstract

The City Petrol Supply Management System (CPSMS) is a critical component in urban infrastructure, aiming to minimize user waiting times, reduce pollution from idling engines, decrease air pollution, and enhance service quality for petroleum enterprises. However, the conventional centralized management model of CPSMS suffers from inflexibility and delays. To overcome these challenges, we propose an innovative Autonomous Community Architecture and construction technology that facilitates real-time information sharing among petrol stations and users.

The Autonomous Community Architecture reimagines the traditional CPSMS by enabling petrol stations to collaborate and form a dynamic community. This architecture fosters cooperation among stations, allowing them to share real-time data on factors such as fuel availability, queue lengths, and service statuses. By leveraging this shared information, users gain the flexibility to choose the most suitable station for their refuelling needs, thereby reducing waiting times and optimizing service delivery.