International Transactions in Operational Research · 1999 · 36 citations · 7 references
EngineeringFlow DiversionTransportation Systems ModelingOptimal Control ModelTrajectory PlanningSystems EngineeringModeling And SimulationTransportation Systems AnalysisTraffic SimulationCombinatorial OptimizationTransportation EngineeringPath PlanningOptimal ControlTransportation ModelingComputer EngineeringTraffic Signal ControlRoute PlanningCivil EngineeringTraffic ModelRoad Traffic ControlCorridor ManagementTransportation Systems
Abstract An integrated optimal control model and its solution algorithm have been developed for commuting corridor management. Three traffic control measures, including ramp metering, intersection signal timing, and freeway flow diversion, have been incorporated and optimized simultaneously. As an improvement to our previous work, the presented model and algorithm have the following three unique features: (1) modeling traffic state evolution on surface streets with flow conservation within sections, flow transition between sections, and flow discharging at downstream intersections; (2) estimating time‐dependent model parameters adaptively with real‐time traffic measurements, rather than assuming as pre‐determined; and (3) having a limited‐step convergence property in its solution logic. Preliminary numerical tests have demonstrated the potential of the developed model and algorithm for integrated real‐time corridor control.
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Fred L. Hall, V F Hurdle, James H. Banks · Transportation Research Record Journal of the Transportation Research Board · 1992 · 164 citations