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Deterministic Aspects of Freeway Operations and Control
The purpose of this investigation is to establish some of the control parameters necessary to provide a quantitative knowledge of freeway operations and a rational basis for future freeway surveillance and control. Traffic operations should be defined characterized and described as particular states of traffic flow, thus affording the means of developing rational control parameters.
The objectives of this study were to: 1. Formulate and test a moving-queue model of traffic flow based on the assumption that the lengths of moving qu...
Using traffic control devices and communications equipment to monitor and control arterials and freeways has brought with it new challenges and a dema...
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