Lecture

Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram, Existence

Description

This lecture introduces the Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram (MFD) in traffic flow modeling, covering its existence, physical properties, and dynamic modeling. The instructor explains the need for a network-level approach due to the complexity of human choices and driving behavior. The lecture delves into the three regimes of the Fundamental Diagram for a link, the theory's generalization to networks, and simulation evidence supporting the MFD's existence. Real-world experiments and data fusion techniques using taxi and detector data are also discussed, highlighting the MFD's independence of Origin-Destination tables.

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