Teacher Information
- Name
- Lee Der-Horng ZJU Faculty Homepage
- Department
- ZJUI
- Research
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Port Logistics, Maritime Transportation, Urban Mobility, Public Transportation, Transportation Policy
- Document Type
- Book Chapter
Publication
- Chapter Title
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Short-Term Traffic Flow Scenario Prediction for ATMIS Strategies Evaluation
- Author
- Chapter
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2
- Page
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7–12
- Source Title
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Applications of Advanced Technologies in Transportation Engineering: Proceedings of the Eight International Conference
- Author/Author of Source
- Publisher
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Amer Society of Civil Engineers
- P-ISBN
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9780784407301
- Abstract
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Advanced Traffic Management and Information Systems (ATMIS) are widely used ITS applications nowadays for freeway and urban traffic operation and management. Developed relating on real-time traffic condition, though, they are not guaranteed to be effective in future operation periods and need to be put into short-term traffic flow scenarios for particular investigation. A process named non-OD driven simulation based on a microscopic simulator, PARAMICS, is proposed in this paper as the key technology to construct such traffic scenarios. Speed control, an incident management strategy, is put into the simulation under the predicted traffic scenario for evaluation. The evaluation results are compared to those under static the traffic flow scenario.
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1061/40730(144)2
Print & Electronic Holdings
- Database
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ASCE
- Link