2017
DOI: 10.1109/tits.2016.2631221
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Multi-Modal Design of an Intelligent Transportation System

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“…Nowadays, sensor data in vehicles and VIP and RADAR data are the best solution for traffic modelling and vehicle trajectory studies in the SSAM. Further development of methods based on the fusion of data from sensors located in the road environment and FCD data is required [ 95 , 96 ]. ANPR and Bluetooth/Wi-Fi sensor data are useful for travel distribution modelling and traffic model calibration or validation and can be complemented or replaced by mobile phones or electronic devices in vehicle location data.…”
Section: Simulation Methods Of Road Safety Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nowadays, sensor data in vehicles and VIP and RADAR data are the best solution for traffic modelling and vehicle trajectory studies in the SSAM. Further development of methods based on the fusion of data from sensors located in the road environment and FCD data is required [ 95 , 96 ]. ANPR and Bluetooth/Wi-Fi sensor data are useful for travel distribution modelling and traffic model calibration or validation and can be complemented or replaced by mobile phones or electronic devices in vehicle location data.…”
Section: Simulation Methods Of Road Safety Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2) e demand of each customer point must be met, and the delivery can only be completed by one vehicle, and the number of times the vehicle can visit the resource increase point is unlimited. (3) e distribution vehicle starts from the warehouse to complete the distribution and return to the warehouse. e static distribution route optimization model is based on the traffic flow and describes the state of the vehicle based on the physical network to increase the resource consumption constraints: Complexity…”
Section: Traffic Route Optimization Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Resource constraint not only refers to the shortage and price increase of natural resources caused by the decrease in quantity, quality, and difficulty of development and utilization of natural resources, which restricts economic growth, but also known as the quantity control constraint of natural resources. It also refers to the superior resource endowment, the oversupply of resources, and serious environmental problems caused by overexploitation of resources, and the over-reliance on rough processing industry leads to the constraint of low-end industrial structure on economic growth, which is also called quality control constraint [2,3]. Cities have a vast territory, the distribution of resources in different regions is uneven, the two situations, shortage of resources and abundance of resources, may occur, and shortage and relatively abundant resources of the region are facing different resource constraints.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cyber part consists of communication, information collection, control mode, collaborative algorithms, whereas the physical part includes different kinds of sensors, basic infrastructures, and on-board computers and controllers. A multimodal ITS can integrate data from cellular networks and GPS probes to estimate vehicle speed, space occupancy, and congestion [31]. A smart traffic infrastructure can also support autonomous and semiautonomous vehicles, whose predictive trajectory guidance systems must be able to withstand dynamic environments [32].…”
Section: Intelligent Transportation Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%