Traffic Data Analysis on Sathorn Road with Synchro Optimization and Traffic Simulation

Udomsilp, Kijawattanee; Arayakarnkul, Teeratat; Watarakitpaisarn, Sorawee; Komolkiti, Patrachart; Rudjanakanoknad, Jittichai; Aswakul, Chaodit

doi:10.4186/ej.2017.21.6.57

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“…Second, additional development is nearly impossible due to existing infrastructure. Therefore, it is crucial to create better mobility via traffic flow management 30 . For those reasons, we planned to measure traffic flow using different sensors for a critical inbound-outbound intersection, particularly the Sathorn-Surasak intersection in the Sathorn area.…”

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Real-world sensor dataset for city inbound-outbound critical intersection analysis

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This paper reports the release of dataset that describes the critical city inbound-outbound intersection in the central business district’s Sathorn area of Bangkok, Thailand. The available traffic volume and occupancy are captured by sensors located on the Sathorn area’s links. Induction loop coil sensors and thermal and CCTV cameras have been installed at the approaching links of the critical Sathorn-Surasak intersection. Traffic volume data have been collected from the CCTV cameras every 5 s from 2016 to 2019, and occupancy and volume data have been collected from the loop coil sensors every 5 s from May to September 2016 during a social experiment that was part of Sathorn Model project. Occupancy and volume data have also been collected from the thermal cameras every 5 s from May to June 2016. The dataset provides temporal and spatial coverage of Sathorn Road’s primary urban areas, including weekdays, weekends, and public holidays. This dataset can be resources for research on traffic state estimation, traffic light control optimization, and the analysis of critical intersections.

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“…For the modeling and the obtaining of results the steps were the next following:  The model of the case of study was created in the software Synchro according its geometrics parameters.  Lane settings were entered, according the software and helped by the user guide [7].  Input of volume Settings  Estimate the delay at the intersection for the linear growth rate in Peru of 4.8% [8].…”

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Study of Delays to Evaluate the Sustainability over Time of Solutions for Urban Intersections

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“…For satisfactory operation, any intersection must respond to traffic demand at peak hours [22,23]. a. Geometric conditions For each intersection under study, the input data obtained by, [24]:…”

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Multi-Criteria Analysis of Pollution Caused by Auto Traffic in a Geographical Area Limited to Applicability for an Eco-Economy Environment

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The pollution caused by road traffic is a significant problem for society in the 21st century. Climate change and mortality among the population, are increasingly influenced by increasing traffic in urban agglomerations. The present study aims at the multi-criteria analysis of the pollution caused by traffic at several busy intersections in the city of Sibiu, Romania. Classification of intersections was done using the Synchro Studio with Warrants software. Air pollutants, noise, and the number of vehicles in the traffic were taken into account. To analyze these criteria as a whole, the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) and technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) methods were used. A comparative study has been undertaken on the results obtained by applying the two multicriteria methods. The paper aims to provide solutions for the eco-economy of the future.

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Traffic Data Analysis on Sathorn Road with Synchro Optimization and Traffic Simulation

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Real-world sensor dataset for city inbound-outbound critical intersection analysis

Real-world sensor dataset for city inbound-outbound critical intersection analysis

Study of Delays to Evaluate the Sustainability over Time of Solutions for Urban Intersections

Multi-Criteria Analysis of Pollution Caused by Auto Traffic in a Geographical Area Limited to Applicability for an Eco-Economy Environment

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