Lecture

Actuated and Coordinated Control

Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of actuated and coordinated control in traffic flow modeling and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). It explains control strategy characteristics, traffic actuated signal control, operation of actuated phases, semi-actuated and fully-actuated control, pre-timed offsets, traffic responsive control, adaptive signal control, and other control approaches like congestion pricing and protected zones.

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Civil engineering

Transportation engineering: Traffic engineering

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