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Traffic and Mobility : Simulation — Economics — Environment / edited by Werner Brilon, Felix Huber, Michael Schreckenberg, Henning Wallentowitz

Edition	1st ed. 1999.
Publisher	(Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer)
Year	1999
Size	XIV, 270 p : online resource
Authors	Brilon, Werner editor Huber, Felix editor Schreckenberg, Michael editor Wallentowitz, Henning editor SpringerLink (Online service)
Subjects	LCSH:Mathematics LCSH:Mathematics—Data processing LCSH:Environmental sciences—Mathematics LCSH:Econometrics FREE:Applications of Mathematics FREE:Computational Mathematics and Numerical Analysis FREE:Mathematical Applications in Environmental Science FREE:Quantitative Economics
Notes	I. Economic Factors of Traffic Generation -- Multicriteria Demand Reaction Analysis in Passenger Transport -- II. Traffic Generation -- Dynamic Estimation of Transport Demand: Solutions — Requirements — Problems -- The Development of a Unified Modeling Framework for the Household Activity-Travel Scheduling Process -- The Development of ALBATROSS: Some Key Issues -- Analysis of Traffic Flow of Goods on Motorways by Means of Video Data — Chances and Limits -- Estimating Path Flows from Traffic Counts -- III. Traffic Flow Theory, Networks -- Remarks on Traffic Flow Modeling and Its Applications -- Online Traffic Simulation with Cellular Automata -- Census-Based Travel Demand Generation for Transportation Simulations -- Some New Approaches to the Microscopic Modelling of Traffic Flow and the Dynamic Route Assignment Problem -- Evaluation of Cellular Automata for Traffic Flow Simulation on Freeway and Urban Streets -- Effects of New Vehicle and Traffic Technologies — Analysis of Traffic Flow, Fuel Consumption and Emissions with PELOPS -- Traffic Simulation for the Development of Traffic Management Systems -- Modelling Advanced Transport Telematic Applications with Microscopic Simulators: The Case of AIMSUN2 -- IV. Environmental Effects -- Modelling of Regional and Local Air Pollution Based on Dynamical Simulation of Traffic -- Interaction of Traffic and Other Anthropogenic Emissions in Polluted Regions and Their Environment -- Time Soluted Assessment of Traffic Impacts in Urban Areas Based on Dynamic Traffic Simulation The book deals with modern aspects of traffic theory and its applications to real world problems. In 17 separate articles various new developments are reported. The topics range from microscopic computer simulation of traffic flow simulations to air pollution in urban street networks. The articles, with many illustrations are dedicated to interested students as well as experts in the field. The current status of the work in this research area is presented by well-known experts HTTP:URL=https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60236-8

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