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Simulation-Based Optimization for Network Modeling With Heterogeneous Data

Teacher Information

Name
CHEN Xiqun ZJU Faculty Homepage
Department
ZJUI
Research
Intelligent Transportation Systems, Artificial Intelligence for Transportation, Transportation Simulation Optimization, Transportation Big Data Analytics, Shared Mobility
Document Type
Book Chapter
Data-Driven Solutions to Transportation Problems

Publication

Chapter Title
Simulation-Based Optimization for Network Modeling With Heterogeneous Data
Author
Xiqun (Michael) Chen
Chapter
8
Page
201-225
Source Title
Data-Driven Solutions to Transportation Problems
Author/Author of Source
Yinhai Wang and Ziqiang Zeng
Publisher
Elsevier
P-ISBN
9780128170267
E-ISBN
9780128170274
Abstract

This chapter develops a simulation-based optimization (SBO) framework by integrating metamodels with mesoscopic simulation-based dynamic traffic assignment models for large-scale network modeling problems. The adopted SBO approach reconstructs the response surface by only a few evaluations of the objective function and is capable of handling simulation noises. The main benefit in computational timesavings can be achieved by using metamodels to construct response surfaces for predicting optimal solutions. This chapter provides a macroscopic understanding of urban traffic dynamics by using both a simulation-based dynamic traffic assignment model and heterogeneous traffic detection data. The simulation is validated by a representation of macroscopic fundamental diagrams (MFDs) using fixed traffic flow detections and probe travel time measurements. The SBO approach is demonstrated in a real-world large-scale transportation network that consists of arterials and freeways.

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-817026-7.00009-6

Print & Electronic Holdings

Database
Elsevier
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