Transportation and traffic theory : proceedings of the 13th International Symposium on Transportation and Traffic Theory, Lyon, France, 24-26 July, 1996
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Transportation and traffic theory : proceedings of the 13th International Symposium on Transportation and Traffic Theory, Lyon, France, 24-26 July, 1996
Pergamon, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This collection of symposium proceedings covers topics such as accident analysis, traffic modelling, traffic assignment, public transportation, logistics, and freight transportation. The main emphasis is on road transport, but rail and multimodal transport are also addressed.
Table of Contents
- Estimation of dynamic O-D distributions for urban networks, G.-L. Chang, X. Tao
- Nonparametric traffic flow prediction using kernel estimators, N.E. El Faouzi
- A queuing theory approach to speed-flow-density relationships, D. Heidemann
- A time-dependent multi-class path flow estimator, M.G.H. et al
- Bayesian theory and cluster analysis in the identification of accident blackspots, M. Tracz, M. Nowakowska
- developing a set of fuel consumption and emission models for use in traffic network modelling, M.A.P. taylor, T.M. Young
- Stationary states in stochastic process models for traffic assignment - a Markov Chain Monte Carlo approach, M. Hazelton et al
- The theory and practice of dual criteria assigenment model with a continuously distributed value-of-time, f. Leurent
- Models of freeway lane changing and gap acceptance behaviour, K.I. Ahmed et al
- Optimisation of train time tables to achieve minimum transit times and maximum reliability, A. Higgins et al
- The nature of freeway gridlock and how to prevent it , C.F. Daganzo
- Stochastic optimisation of combined traffic assignment and signal control junction modelling, S. Lee, M. Hazelton. (Part contents).
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