Dr.

Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University,

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Abstract

This project aims to design and develop an IoT-based smart parking system that
enhances parking security and automation using motorized spike barriers and a cloud-
native control platform. Each parking slot is equipped with a spike module that remains
upright by default to prevent unauthorized use. When a user books a parking slot
through the mobile application, the system allocates an available slot and provides
navigation guidance to reach it. As the authorized vehicle approaches, the system
remotely lowers the spikes to allow parking. Once the vehicle is detected in position,
the spikes automatically rise again, ensuring that no other car can occupy the slot. The
system continuously monitors the booking duration. If the vehicle stays beyond the
reserved time, the application automatically starts incremental billing until payment is
completed. After successful payment or at exit time, the spikes lower again to let the
car leave safely. All device communication and data handling are managed on the AWS
Cloud Platform using services such as AWS IoT Core, Lambda, API Gateway, and
DynamoDB for secure, scalable, and real-time operation. The solution ensures efficient
parking space utilization, automated billing, and enhanced security for both users and
administrators.
LIST OF FIGURES

1. FIGURE: - 1 BASIC FLOW CHART

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2. FIGURE: - 2 Proposed System
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3. FIGURE: - 3 Use Case Diagram
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4. FIGURE: - 4 Code
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5. FIGURE: - 5 OUTPUT
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6. FIGURE: - 6 OUTPUT
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Table of Contents

Contents Page No.

DECLARATION BY THE STUDENT

… ............................................................................................................................................................ii

CERTIFICATE FROM THE SUPERVISOR(s)

… ............................................................................................................................................................ iii

Acknowledgements
… ............................................................................................................................................................iv

Abstract
… ............................................................................................................................................................v

List of figures
… .......................................................................................................................................................... vi

Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Problem Statements........................................................................................................................ 9
1.2 Aim and Objectives ..................................................................................................... 9
1.3 Problem Specifications ............................................................................................................... 10
1.4 Materials / Tools required ......................................................................................................... 11

Chapter 2: Analysis and Design Methodology

2.1 Requirement Analysis (functional and non-functional requirements) ....................... 13
2.1.2 Functional Requirements
2.1.2 Non-Functional Requirements ..................................................................... 15
2.2 Expected Outcomes ................................................................................................... 17
2.3 System Design .............................................................................................................18

Chapter 3: Implementation
3.1 Implemented Functionality ......................................................................................... 21
3.2 Implementation Parameters........................................................................................ 23
3.3 Coding Standards..........................................................................................................25
3.4 Programming Language .............................................................................................. 28
3.5 Code………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..30
Chapter 5: Conclusions and Recommendation
5.1 Summary of the results ................................................................................................. 40
5.2 Advantages of your work/results/methodologies ........................................................... 41
5.3 Scope of future work ......................................................................................................42
5.4 Unique Features of your Innovation/Project…………………………………………………………………..43
References…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 45

Appendix
A. Copy of periodic progress reports submitted by team members with guide comments and signature on it.
B. Synopsis
 Chapter 1: Introduction

1.1 Problem Statements

Urban areas and residential complexes are facing serious parking-related problems
due to the rapid increase in the number of vehicles. One of the major issues is
unauthorized parking, where vehicles occupy private or reserved parking spaces
without permission. The existing parking system in many places is mostly manual and
poorly managed.
Users often face difficulty in finding available parking slots, leading to time wastage,
traffic congestion, and frustration. There is no real-time information about parking
slot availability, and parking allocation is usually done on a first-come-first-serve
basis without proper monitoring. In residential and private parking areas, manual
supervision is required to prevent unauthorized parking, which is inefficient and
unreliable.
Lack of a centralized digital system results in poor utilization of parking spaces,
conflicts between vehicle owners, and revenue loss for parking operators. Managing
bookings, tracking parking duration, and calculating parking charges manually is
time-consuming and error-prone. Hence, there is a strong need for a smart parking
system that enables online booking, real-time slot monitoring, and automated
access control to prevent unauthorized parking and ensure hassle-free parking
management.

1.2 Aim and Objectives

The main aim of this project is to design and develop a Smart Parking Booking
System that allows users to reserve parking slots in advance and prevents
unauthorized parking using automated barriers, ensuring secure, efficient, and
hassle-free parking management.

Objectives
1. To develop a user-friendly parking slot booking system.
2. To allow users to register, log in, and manage their parking bookings.
3. To provide real-time information about available and occupied parking
slots.
 4. To prevent unauthorized parking using smart motorized parking barriers.
5. To automate entry and exit control based on booking status.
6. To calculate parking duration and charges automatically.
7. To maintain a centralized database for parking slots, bookings, and users.
8. To ensure data security, accuracy, and reliability within the system.

1.3 Problem Specifications

The problem specifications include the following aspects:
1. Input:
The system accepts input in the form of user registration details such as name,
vehicle number, contact information, and login credentials. It also takes booking
details including selected parking slot, date, start time, and end time.
2. Output:
The system provides outputs such as available parking slots, booking confirmation
details, parking duration, calculated parking charges, and booking status. It also
generates notifications related to booking confirmation, entry access, and exit
completion.
3. Data:
The system maintains a centralized database containing user details, vehicle
information, parking slot details, booking records, time logs, and payment
information. This data is used for slot allocation, monitoring parking usage, and
billing.
4. Model:
The system follows a client-server model, where the web or mobile application
acts as the client, and the backend server manages booking logic, database
operations, and communication with smart parking barrier devices through APIs.
5. Techniques:
The project uses techniques such as real-time database updates for slot
availability, time-based booking validation, automated motor control for parking
barriers, and notification services to inform users about booking status and
parking access.
6. Evaluation:
The system performance is evaluated based on parameters such as response time,
accuracy of slot allocation, effectiveness in preventing unauthorized parking,
system reliability, and user satisfaction.
1.4. Materials/Tools Required

To build and implement the Smart Parking Booking System, the following tools and
materials are required:-

Software Tools:

1. Development Environment / IDE:

Visual Studio is the official IDE for Web and Android development. It provides
a complete environment for coding, designing, testing, and debugging mobile
applications.
2. Programming Languages:
o JavaScript / Java / Python: Used for implementing application logic and
backend services.

o HTML, CSS, JavaScript / XML: Used for designing the user interface.
3. MongoDb:
MongoDb provides cloud-based backend services for building real-
time and secure mobile applications.
o Mongo Authentication: Used for user registration and login.

o Mongo Realtime Database : Used to store User , Owner data.

o Mongo Storage: For storing images or user documents if required.

o Mongo Cloud Messaging

Enables real-time push notifications for donation requests and confirmations.

4. Clous and API,s:

o Cloud services for hosting backend and database.

o REST APIs for communication between application and parking barrier controller.

5. Version Control:
Github for source code management and collaboration.
2. Hardware Requirements:

1. Smart Parking Barrier Unit:

o Stepper Motor / DC Gear Motor

o Motor Driver Module
o Microcontroller (Arduino / ESP32)
o Power Supply
o Mechanical parking lock / barrier structure

2. Computer / Laptop:

o Processor: Intel i3 or higher

o RAM: Minimum 4 GB
o Storage: Minimum 20 GB free space

3. Internet Connectivity:
Required for cloud integration, database access, real-time booking updates, and
remote control of parking barriers.
 Chapter 2: Analysis and Design Methodology
i

2.1 Requirement Analysis

Requirement analysis plays a crucial role in defining the scope, functionality, and
usability of the Smart Parking Booking and Access Control System. By
identifying both functional and non-functional requirements, the project ensures that
it effectively meets user needs, operational goals, and technical standards. This phase
helps in designing a reliable system that enables parking slot booking, prevents
unauthorized parking, and ensures smooth parking management through automation.

2.1.1 Functional Requirement

1. User Registration and Login:

o The system must allow new users to register as parking users or admin.
o Users should provide necessary details such as name, email, contact number, and vehicle
number.
o Secure login and authentication must be implemented.
o Password recovery and account verification features should be available.

2. User Profile management:

o Registered users must be able to create and manage their profiles,

including personal details and vehicle information.

o Users should be able to view their booking history and active reservations.

o The system should ensure that only valid and verified user accounts are
active.

3. Parking Slot Booking:

 o Users should be able to book a parking slot by selecting the location,
slot number, date, start time, and end time.
o The system must check real-time slot availability before confirming a
booking.
o Each successful booking should reserve the selected parking slot for the specified time
period.

4. Admin Management and Verification:

o The admin should be able to manage parking slots, users, and bookings.

o Admin must have the authority to add, update, or remove parking

slots.

o Admin should be able to view booking logs, usage statistics, and system
reports.
5. Real-Time Slot Availability Monitoring:

o The system must display real-time information about available,

booked, and occupied parking slots.

o Slot status should be updated automatically based on bookings and

vehicle entry/exit.

o Users should see accurate parking availability at all times.

6. Automated Parking Barrier Control:

o The system should control the parking barrier automatically

based on booking status.

o Only authorized users with valid bookings should be allowed entry.

o The barrier should remain locked to prevent unauthorized parking.

7. Booking Status Tracking:

o Users should be able to track the status of their bookings (e.g.,

Booked, Active, Completed, Cancelled).

o The system must update booking status automatically based on time and
vehicle movement.
 o Booking records should be stored in the database for transparency
and future reference.

8. Time and Billing Management:

o The system should calculate parking duration automatically.

o Parking charges should be calculated based on predefined rates.

o Overstay conditions should be detected and additional charges applied if

required.

2.1.2 Non-Functional Requirements

Non-functional requirements describe how the system should perform rather

than what it should do. They ensure that the Smart Parking System is efficient,
reliable, secure, and user-friendly under real-world conditions.

1. Performance:
o The system must provide fast booking and quick loading of parking
slot information.
o Real-time operations such as slot availability updates and barrier control
should be completed within a few seconds.
o The system should handle multiple simultaneous booking requests
without noticeable delay.
2. Scalability:
o The system should support a growing number of users, parking slots, and
locations.
o The backend database and server should scale efficiently to handle
increased traffic.
 o The system should allow future expansion to multiple parking areas without
redesigning the core architecture.
3. Security:
o The system must ensure secure user authentication and authorization.
o Communication between the application, server, and parking barrier devices
should use secure protocols.
o User and booking data must be protected from unauthorized access.

4. Usability:
o The application interface should be simple, intuitive, and easy to
navigate.
o Buttons, forms, and messages should be clearly labeled.
o The system should provide proper feedback such as success messages,
warnings, and error alerts
o The design should be responsive across different devices and screen
sizes.
5. Reliability:
o The system should remain operational with minimal downtime and
be accessible 24/7.
o All user actions such as bookings, entry, and exit events should be recorded
accurately.

o The system should handle network interruptions gracefully and notify users
when issues occur.
6. Accuracy:
o The system must ensure correct slot allocation and booking validation.
o All stored data, including user details and booking records, must
remain accurate and up-to-date.
o Input validation should be applied to prevent incorrect data entry.
 7. Maintainability:
o The system should follow a modular design for easy maintenance and
updates.
o Proper code documentation and structured project files should support
future enhancements.

8. Portability:
o The application should be compatible with multiple devices and operating
systems.
o The system should be easily deployable on other platforms in the future
with minimal changes.

2.2 EXPECTED OUTCOME

The expected outcomes of this project are as follows:

o A functional smart parking booking system with automated access control.
o Real-time parking slot availability and booking management.
o Prevention of unauthorized parking using smart barriers.
o Reduced time and effort in finding parking spaces.
o Efficient utilization of parking resources and improved user satisfaction.
2.3 System Design

2.3.1 Basic Flow Chart

2.3.2 Work Flow Diagram
2.3.3 Use Case Diagram
 Chapter 3: Implementation

3.1 Implemented Functionality

The implemented functionalities focus on the core features and operations that the
Smart Parking Booking and Access Control System is designed to perform. The
objective is to develop a secure, efficient, and user-friendly platform that enables
users to book parking slots in advance and prevents unauthorized parking through
automated barrier control. Below are the key functionalities that have been
implemented:

1. Secure Login and Registration:

 The system provides a secure authentication mechanism for users and
administrators.

 Users can register and log in using valid credentials.

 All user data, including login details and vehicle information, is stored
securely, ensuring data privacy and preventing unauthorized access.

2. User and Admin Dashboards

 After successful login, users are redirected to their respective dashboards.

 The User Dashboard displays available parking slots, active bookings,

booking history, and parking status.
 The Admin Dashboard allows administrators to manage parking slots,
monitor bookings, and view system usage reports.

3. Parking Slot Booking Module

 Users can book a parking slot by selecting the parking location, slot
number, date, start time, and end time.
 The system checks real-time slot availability before confirming the
booking.
4. Automated Parking Barrier Control
 Each parking slot is integrated with a smart motorized barrier.

 The barrier automatically unlocks for authorized users with valid bookings.
 Unauthorized vehicles are restricted by keeping the barrier in a locked
position.

5. Real-Time Booking Status Tracking

• The application provides real-time tracking of booking status using live
database updates.

• Users can view the current status of their booking, such as Booked, Active,
Completed, or Cancelled.
 The system updates booking status automatically based on entry, exit, and
time duration.

6. Notification System:
 The system sends notifications to users regarding booking confirmation,
entry access, exit reminders, and booking completion.

 Administrators receive alerts related to slot usage and system activity.

 This ensures timely communication and smooth parking operations.

 This ensures quick communication between users and Owners, reducing
delays in emergency situations.

7. Parking Slot Search and Availability Display:

 The system includes a search module that allows users to view
available parking slots in real time.
 Slot details such as slot number, availability status, and booking time
are displayed clearly.
3.2 Implementation Parameter

The system uses various parameters, technologies, and configurations that define its
core functionality and ensure smooth performance. Below are the key
implementation parameters used during the development of the Smart Parking
Booking System:

1. Authentication System (Login & Registration)

 Secure authentication is used to manage user and admin access.

 User credentials are verified through the backend server.
 Session management ensures that only authorized users can access
booking and barrier control features.

2. Database Management (Booking & Slot Data Storage)

 The database is used to store user details, vehicle information, parking slot
data, and booking records.
 Data synchronization occurs in real time, allowing instant updates of slot
availability and booking status.
 Structured data formats are used for efficient storage and retrieval.

3. Notification Services

 The system uses notification services to inform users about booking

confirmations, reminders, and parking access updates.
 Notifications improve user experience and reduce confusion related to
parking usage.

4. User Interface Design

 The front-end of the application is designed using responsive UI layouts.

 Separate interfaces are provided for users and administrators.
  The design focuses on simplicity, clarity, and ease of navigation across
devices.

5. Backend Logic

 The core system logic handles user authentication, booking validation, slot
allocation, and barrier control.
 Backend services manage communication between the application,
database, and parking barrier devices.
 Proper error handling ensures reliable system operation.

6. Dependency Management

 Dependency management tools are used to include required libraries and

frameworks.
 This ensures compatibility, stability, and ease of future updates
during development.
3.3 Coding Standards

To ensure that the Smart Parking Booking System is developed in a structured,

readable, and maintainable manner, a set of coding standards was followed
throughout the project.

1. Code Readability

 Variable Naming (camelCase):

Variables such as userId, slotId, bookingStatus, and parkingDuration follow
camelCase naming.
 Class Naming (PascalCase):
Classes such as LoginController, BookingManager, SlotModel, and
NotificationService follow PascalCase.
 Commenting and Documentation:
Comments explain:

o The purpose of functions

o Critical logic sections
o Database and API Interactions

 Indentation and Spacing:

Proper indentation is maintained throughout the code to improve clarity
and structure.

2. Function Decomposition
 Each function is designed to perform a single, specific task, such as:

o loginUser() for authentication

o bookParkingslot() for slot booking.

o controlBarrier() for barrier operation.

 This modular approach improves reusability and simplifies debugging.

 3. Error Handling
 Input validation checks are applied for:

o Empty fields

o Invalid mobile number

o Invalid vehicle numbers
o Incorrect time selection

 Try-catch blocks are used to handle:

o Authentication errors

o Database read/write failures

o Network issues
 Clear error messages guide users in correcting inputs.

4. Reusability
 Constants are stored in configuration files instead of hard-coded values.
Examples:

o BOOKING_STATUS_ACTIVE
o SLOT_AVAILABLE
o MAX_PARKING_DURATION

 Reusable UI components and helper functions are used to reduce redundancy.

5. Testing
 Manual testing is performed for:

o User registration and login

o Parking slot booking and cancellation

o Barrier access control

o Real-time slot availability updates

 UI testing ensures compatibility across different devices and screen sizes.
3.4 Programming Languages
The project is implemented using modern development technologies to ensure
reliability, scalability, and ease of use.

1. Java / JavaScript
 Used for implementing:
o User authentication

o Booking Logic
o Slot management

o Real-time communication with Parking barrier hardware

 Object-oriented structure improves modularity and maintainability.

2. XML /HTML / CSS

 Used for designing the UI layouts of the application.
 Helps create:

o Registration and login screens

o User and Admin dashboards

o Booking and slot selection screens

 Supports responsive design for different screen sizes.

3. JSON
• Used as the data exchange format between the application and backend services.

 Used for:
o Storing users profiles
o Booking request records

o Slot Availability data

3.5 Code [Link]
import { Routes, Route, Navigate } from "react-router-dom";
import ProtectedRoute from "../auth/ProtectedRoute";

// Pages
import Login from "../pages/auth/Login";

// Layouts
import UserLayout from "../layout/user/userLayout";

// User pages
import UserHome from "../pages/user/Home";
import About from "../pages/user/About";
import Features from "../pages/user/Features"
import Profile from "../pages/user/Profile"
import Services from "../pages/user/Services"
import BuyDevice from "../pages/user/BuyDevice"
import ScanQR from "../pages/user/ScanQR";
import Payment from "../pages/user/Payment"

// Admin pages
import MallDashboard from "../pages/mallAdmin/Dashboard";
import SystemDashboard from "../pages/systemAdmin/Dashboard";

export default function AppRouter() {

return (
<Routes>
<Route path="/login" element={<Login />} />

{/* USER ROUTES */}

<Route element={<ProtectedRoute allowedRoles={["USER"]} />}>
<Route element={<UserLayout />}>
<Route path="/user" element={<UserHome />} />
<Route path="/user/about" element={<About />} />
<Route path="/user/features" element={<Features />} />
<Route path="/user/user-profile" element={<Profile />} />
<Route path="/user/services" element={<Services />} />
 <Route path="/user/buy-device" element={<BuyDevice />} />
<Route path="/user/scanQR" element={<ScanQR />} />
<Route path="/user/payment/:bookingId" element={<Payment />} />
</Route>
</Route>

{/* MALL ADMIN */}

<Route element={<ProtectedRoute allowedRoles={["MALL_ADMIN"]} />}>
<Route path="/mall" element={<MallDashboard />} />
</Route>

{/* SYSTEM ADMIN */}

<Route element={<ProtectedRoute allowedRoles={["SYSTEM_ADMIN"]}
/>}>
<Route path="/system" element={<SystemDashboard />} />
</Route>

<Route path="*" element={<Navigate to="/login" />} />

</Routes>
);
}
[Link]

import React from "react";

import ReactDOM from "react-dom/client";
import App from "../src/app/App";
import { BrowserRouter } from "react-router-dom";
import { AuthProvider } from "./auth/AuthProvider";
import "./styles/[Link]"
import "leaflet-routing-machine/dist/[Link]";
import "leaflet/dist/[Link]";
import { Toaster } from "react-hot-toast";

[Link]([Link]("root")).render(
<[Link]>
<BrowserRouter>
{/* 🔥 GLOBAL TOASTER */}
<Toaster
position="top-center"
toastOptions={{
duration: 5000,
style: { zIndex: 99999 },
}}
/>
<AuthProvider>
<App />
</AuthProvider>
</BrowserRouter>
</[Link]>
);
 Snapshots:
 Chapter 5: Conclusion and Recommendation

5.1 Summary of the Results

The Smart Parking Booking and Unauthorized Parking Prevention System was
successfully designed, developed, and tested to address the growing problem of
parking mismanagement and unauthorized vehicle parking in urban and private
areas. The system integrates a digital parking slot booking platform with a
compact automated barrier mechanism, providing a reliable and efficient solution
for controlled parking access.

During the testing phase, the system demonstrated stable and efficient
performance across all core functionalities. The user registration and login
modules worked securely, ensuring that only authenticated users could book
parking slots. The parking slot booking module accurately displayed real-time
availability and successfully prevented double booking of slots. The automated
parking barrier responded correctly to valid bookings, allowing access only to
authorized users while restricting unauthorized vehicles.

The system handled real-world scenarios effectively, such as invalid booking

attempts, expired bookings, incorrect timing inputs, and network interruptions. In
all such cases, the system provided clear system responses and maintained data
consistency. User Acceptance Testing (UAT) showed that users found the
application easy to use, intuitive, and reliable for daily parking needs.

Overall, the system achieved a high success rate during testing, confirming that it
is stable, efficient, and suitable for real-world deployment. The project
successfully fulfills its objective of improving parking space utilization, reducing
unauthorized parking, and minimizing manual intervention through automation.
5.2 Advantages of the Work / Results / Methodologies

1. Improved Efficiency and Reliability of Parking Management

The system automates parking slot booking and access control, significantly
reducing manual supervision and improving overall parking management
efficiency.

2. Real-Time Slot Availability and Booking Accuracy

Real-time updates ensure that users always view accurate parking slot
availability, eliminating conflicts and double bookings.

3. Prevention of Unauthorized Parking

The integration of an automated barrier ensures that only authorized vehicles
with valid bookings can access parking slots, effectively preventing
unauthorized parking.

4. User-Friendly Digital Interface

The application provides a simple and intuitive interface for users to book
parking slots, view booking history, and manage their parking sessions with
ease.

5. Secure Authentication and Data Protection

User authentication and secure data storage ensure that personal and
booking-related information is protected against unauthorized access.

6. Scalable and Flexible Architecture

The system is designed to support future expansion, such as additional parking

slots, locations, or users, without major architectural changes.
 7. Reduced Human Effort and Operational Cost

Automation minimizes the need for manual parking attendants, reducing

operational costs and human errors.

8. Cost-Effective and Easy to Maintain

The use of software-based management and compact hardware components

makes the system economical to deploy and maintain.

5.3 Scope of Future Work

Although the current version of the system functions effectively, several

enhancements can further improve its capabilities:

1. Integration of Vehicle Number Plate Recognition

Future versions may include automatic number plate recognition to enable

fully contactless parking access.

2. Mobile App-Based Entry and Exit Control

Users could be allowed to control parking barriers directly through the mobile
application using secure authentication.

3. Multiple Parking Location Support

The system can be expanded to manage multiple parking areas across different
locations from a single platform.

4. Advanced Notification and Reminder System

Future upgrades may include booking expiry alerts, overstay warnings, and
parking availability notifications.
 5. Online Payment Integration
Integrating digital payment gateways would allow users to pay parking fees
directly through the application.

6. Smart Analytics and Usage Reports

Parking usage statistics and analytics could help administrators optimize slot
utilization and improve planning.

7. Integration with Smart City Infrastructure

The system could be connected with smart city platforms for large-scale urban
parking management.

8. Offline Access Control Mechanism

Limited offline functionality can be added to ensure barrier operation even

during temporary network failures.

5.4 Unique Features of the Innovation / Project

1. Automated Unauthorized Parking Prevention

A future upgrade can include real-time geographic location tracking, allowing

recipients to instantly locate the nearest available donor. This feature would
be extremely useful during medical emergencies.

2. Real-Time Parking Slot Management

Slot availability and booking status are updated instantly, ensuring

transparency and accuracy.

3. User-Centric Booking Workflow

The system is designed around ease of use, allowing users to complete

bookings quickly with minimal steps.
4. Compact and Low-Power Hardware Design

The parking barrier is designed to be compact, energy-efficient, and suitable

for private and residential parking spaces.

5. Instant Notification Mechanism

Users receive instant alerts related to booking confirmations, access

permissions, and parking completion.

6. Digital Replacement of Manual Parking Search

The project eliminates traditional manual parking supervision and replaces it

with a smart, automated solution.

7. Centralized Parking Data Repository

All booking records, user details, and parking activity logs are stored centrally
for easy monitoring and future analysis.
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