Abstract:The Static User Equilibrium is a powerful framework for the theoretical study of traffic. Despite the restricting assumption of stationary flows that intuitively limit its application to real traffic systems, many operational models implementing it are still used without an empirical validation of the existence of the equilibrium. We investigate its existence on a traffic dataset of three months for the region of Paris, FR. The implementation of an application for interactive spatio-temporal data exploration a… Show more
“…• A first clarification of the thematic frame is achieved, since we do not select studies uniquely linked to traffic and mobility (this choice being also linked to the results obtained by [23]), to pure urban design, to pedestrian flows models, to logistics, to ecology, to technical aspects of transportation, to give a few examples, even if these subjects can from a specific viewpoint be considered as linked to interactions between networks and territories.…”
Modeling and simulation in urban and regional studies has always given a significant place to models relating the dynamics of territories with transportation networks. These include for example Land-use Transport Interaction models, but this question has been investigated from different viewpoints and disciplines. We propose in this paper a systematic review to construct a corpus of such models, followed by a meta-analysis of model characteristics. A statistical analysis provides links between temporal and spatial scale of models, their level of interdisciplinarity, and the paper year, with disciplines, type of model and methodology. We unveil in particular strong disciplinary discrepancies in the type of approach taken. This study provides a basis for novel and interdisciplinary approaches to modeling interactions between transportation networks and territories.
“…• A first clarification of the thematic frame is achieved, since we do not select studies uniquely linked to traffic and mobility (this choice being also linked to the results obtained by [23]), to pure urban design, to pedestrian flows models, to logistics, to ecology, to technical aspects of transportation, to give a few examples, even if these subjects can from a specific viewpoint be considered as linked to interactions between networks and territories.…”
Modeling and simulation in urban and regional studies has always given a significant place to models relating the dynamics of territories with transportation networks. These include for example Land-use Transport Interaction models, but this question has been investigated from different viewpoints and disciplines. We propose in this paper a systematic review to construct a corpus of such models, followed by a meta-analysis of model characteristics. A statistical analysis provides links between temporal and spatial scale of models, their level of interdisciplinarity, and the paper year, with disciplines, type of model and methodology. We unveil in particular strong disciplinary discrepancies in the type of approach taken. This study provides a basis for novel and interdisciplinary approaches to modeling interactions between transportation networks and territories.
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