Determining flow density asymmetric curve using direct empirical approach
Several functions are available to fit flow-density data of traffic flow. These include the two-regime method, the reversed lambda method, the inverted “V”method, the parabolic method and the asymmetric method. The first three methods are weak in explaining traffic behaviour in the congeste...
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Main Authors: | Mashros, Nordiana, Johnnie, Ben Edigbe, Mohammed Al-Hassan, Hashim |
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2013
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Online Access: | http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/40363/ http://www.cjasr.com/volumesandissues/issued-articles/2013/99.../140-aicce-12-giz-12-35 |
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