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Autor:
Hillel Bar-Gera, Malachy Carey
Publikováno v:
Transportation Research Part B: Methodological. 161:247-267
Publikováno v:
Transportation Science. 52:1548-1569
We compare the forms and properties of different macroscopic behavioral relationships on which different static and dynamic traffic assignment models have been based, namely, travel time-flow functions, travel time-occupancy functions, and flow-occup
Publikováno v:
Transportation Science. 51:882-892
In dynamic network loading and dynamic traffic assignment for networks, the link travel time is often taken as a function of the number of vehicles x(t) on the link at time t of entry to the link, that is, τ(t) = f(x(t)), which implies that the perf
Autor:
Malachy Carey, Hillel Bar-Gera
Publikováno v:
Transportation Research Part B: Methodological. 100:284-301
Dynamic models of traffic require answers for many issues. One of them is the way priorities of different traffic streams (commodities) are managed. This is particularly challenging when flows are treated as continuous. It is common to consider the F
Autor:
Richard Mounce, Malachy Carey
Publikováno v:
Transportation Science. 49:535-542
The traffic assignment problem aims to calculate an equilibrium route flow vector, generally by seeking a zero of an appropriate objective function. If a continuous dynamical system follows a descent direction for this objective function at each none
Publikováno v:
Transportation Research Part B: Methodological. 65:90-104
An important class of models for macroscopic dynamic network loading (DNL) and dynamic traffic assignment (DTA) is based on treating link travel times as a function of link occupancy. However, these models suffer from some problems or deficiencies na
Publikováno v:
Networks and Spatial Economics. 15:507-535
Macroscopic or flow-based dynamic traffic assignment (DTA) models normally treat traffic in each direction on a roadway as a single lane and, since they do not consider multiple lanes, they can not consider lane-changing behaviour. To investigate how
Autor:
Michael Bowers, Malachy Carey
Publikováno v:
Transport Reviews. 32:49-73
Flow–density functions are often described as the fundamental relationship of traffic theory and are the basis of kinematic wave models or hydrodynamic models which are used to describe, predict or analyse traffic behaviour. We set out several diff
Autor:
Malachy Carey, Ying-En Ge
Publikováno v:
Networks and Spatial Economics. 12:337-376
Models to describe or predict of time-varying traffic flows and travel times on road networks are usually referred to as dynamic traffic assignment (DTA) models or dynamic user equilibrium (DUE) models. The most common form of algorithms for DUE cons
Autor:
Richard Mounce, Malachy Carey
Publikováno v:
Transportation Research Part B: Methodological. 45:102-111
A dynamic traffic assignment (DTA) model typically consists of a traffic performance model and a route choice model. The traffic performance model describes how traffic propagates (over time) along routes connecting origin–destination (OD) pairs, e