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Traffic signal systems and regional systems management 2006

By: Publication details: Washington DC Transportation research record 1978, 2006Description: 208 sISBN:
  • 0309099889
Subject(s): Bibl.nr: VTI P8167:1978Location: Abstract: This record contains 24 papers that explore different aspects of traffic signal systems and regional systems management. Specific topics addressed by papers in this issue of the TRR: Journal include detecting bicycles with inductive loop detectors, noncoordinated phases in coordinated traffic signal systems, traffic detection schemes at signalized intersections, flow-based traffic signal control, detection-control system for isolated high-speed signalized intersections, simultaneous gap-out logic, weather-responsive signal timing, and saturation flow at signalized intersections. This issue of the TRR: Journal also addresses design method for traffic control programs, an integrated arterial signal control model, traffic signal phase truncation in the event of a traffic flow restriction, robust real-time progression evaluation, system optimal signal optimization, microscopic simulation model calibration and validation, optimal detector location for transit signal priority, transition methods in traffic signal control, and more
Item type: Reports, conferences, monographs
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Statens väg- och transportforskningsinstitut Available

This record contains 24 papers that explore different aspects of traffic signal systems and regional systems management. Specific topics addressed by papers in this issue of the TRR: Journal include detecting bicycles with inductive loop detectors, noncoordinated phases in coordinated traffic signal systems, traffic detection schemes at signalized intersections, flow-based traffic signal control, detection-control system for isolated high-speed signalized intersections, simultaneous gap-out logic, weather-responsive signal timing, and saturation flow at signalized intersections. This issue of the TRR: Journal also addresses design method for traffic control programs, an integrated arterial signal control model, traffic signal phase truncation in the event of a traffic flow restriction, robust real-time progression evaluation, system optimal signal optimization, microscopic simulation model calibration and validation, optimal detector location for transit signal priority, transition methods in traffic signal control, and more