Results of Simulation Studies Relating to the Operation of Closed-Loop Systems in a Traffic Responsive Mode (2929-2)

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Author(s):

K.N. Balke, R.S. Keithireddipalli, C.L. Brehmer

Publication Date:

January 1997

Abstract:

This report summarizes the results of simulation studies performed in the development of guidelines for implementing traffic responsive mode in closed-loop traffic signal systems. Simulation studies were performed to evaluate a revised interconnection desirability index which can be used to determine whether two traffic signals should be operated in a coordinated or an isolated mode. Additional simulation studies were performed to evaluate three different configurations of system detectors to support the use of traffic responsive mode in a closed-loop system. Another simulation study was performed to evaluate the benefits of operating a signal system in a traffic responsive mode as compared to a time-of-day mode.

Report Number:

2929-2

Keywords:

Closed-Loop Traffic Signal Systems, Traffic Responsive, System Detectors, Coordination

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