Traffic Monitoring System Documentation
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Overview
What is Traffic Monitoring System?
Traffic Monitoring System is a real‑time traffic alert service that monitors congestion by region. It integrates with an MCP server via SSE at http://localhost:8000/sse and provides traffic alerts for specific areas through JSON requests.
How to use Traffic Monitoring System?
Ensure the server is running at http://localhost:8000/sse. Send a JSON request with a state field (e.g., "seoul") to retrieve alerts for that region. Server configuration is defined in mcp.json.
Key features of Traffic Monitoring System
- Real‑time traffic alerts by region
- Region‑specific monitoring with simple JSON requests
- Data updates continuously for live monitoring
- Server configuration managed via
mcp.json - Uses SSE transport for client communication
Use cases of Traffic Monitoring System
- Monitor live traffic alerts in a specific city like Seoul
- Integrate regional traffic data into an MCP‑enabled client
- Automate traffic condition checks for route planning or dashboards
FAQ from Traffic Monitoring System
What is the server URL and how do I connect?
The server URL is http://localhost:8000/sse. Connect via SSE; the MCP server configuration is stored in mcp.json.
What are the system requirements?
A server environment capable of running the system and proper API access permissions are required.
How do I request traffic alerts for a region?
Send a JSON request with a state field set to the desired region name (e.g., "seoul"). The server must be running.
What happens if the server is not running?
The server must be running to retrieve data; otherwise, no alerts can be accessed.
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