Abstract

Detectors are challenged in providing stable and accurate information of the dynamic origin-destination (O-D) flows for real-time adaptive traffic signal timing operation. However, the dynamic O-D estimation technique is capable of providing a short-term turn-flow data for the signal-timing adjustment. Meanwhile, the real-time signal timing variations will affect the dynamic O-D flows in an actual network. Therefore, the dynamic O-D estimation and the real-time signal control closely interact with each. A combined model is proposed to dynamically calculate the signal adjustment answering the variation of the real-time O-D flows by minimising the accumulative queues in entering approaches. A case study was conducted to validate the proposed model and algorithms, and the result showed the traffic efficiency of the case study intersection was improved.

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