Adaptive Urban Signal Control and Integration (AUSCI) : evaluation final report

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Adaptive Urban Signal Control and Integration (AUSCI) : evaluation final report

2000-10-01
By SRF Consulting Group

[PDF-2.49 MB]

English

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Alternative Title:

AUSCI evaluation
Corporate Creators:

SRF Consulting Group
Corporate Contributors:

Minnesota. Dept. of Transportation ; United States. Federal Highway Administration ; Fortran Traffic Systems Limited ; Image Sensing Systems, Inc.

Minnesota. Dept. of Transportation ; United States. Federal Highway Administration ; Fortran Traffic Systems Limited ; Image Sensing Systems, Inc. Less -
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Adaptive Control Advanced Traffic Management Systems Advanced Traffic Management Systems Or ATMS Evaluation/Program Assessment Evaluation And Assessment Real-time Adaptive Control Traffic Actuated Controllers Traffic Signal Control
Publication/ Report Number:

SRF No. 0942089.8
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Minneapolis (Minnesota)
Corporate Publisher:

SRF Consulting Group
Abstract:

This report presents an evaluation of the Adaptive Urban Signal Control and Integration (AUSCI) Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Field Operational Test in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The project involved a 56-intersection portion of Minneapolis, employed the SCOOT adaptive control system, and used 138 video sensors to provide the system's detection requirements. The evaluation examined the institutional and technical issues, and project costs associated with deployment. In addition, transportation system impacts of SCOOT featuring travel time runs and intersection delay studies, are examined.
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urn:sha256:03e8d989c47fdd99aadd3007f92140a3a396be2901d312f1f29557148b82e70f
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