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Traffic Flow Theory Is Primairly Addressed To Graduate Students In Traffic Engineering, But Is Also Intended To Be A Reference Book And An Introduction To Traffic Flow Theory In General. The 10 Chapters Of This Book Cover Aspects Of Measurement, Statistical Distributions, Models, Information Processing, Noise And Simulations. The Various Methods Of Measurement Currently Available To The Traffic Engineer Are Considered, And The Definitions Of Characteristics Are Related To These Methods Of Measurement. Methods Of Averaging Are Also Considered. The Quantities To Statistical Distributions Of Various Traffic Characteristics Are Considered, As Well As The Uses Of Distributions. Definitions And Notations -- Measurement Of Flow, Speed, And Concentration -- Statistical Distributions Of Traffic Characteristics -- Traffic Stream Models -- Driver Information Processing Characteristics -- Car Following And Acceleration Noise -- Hydrodynamic And Kinematic Models Of Traffic -- Queueing Models -- Simulation Of Traffic Flow -- Epilogue -- Appendices. Daniel L. Gerlough And Matthew J. Huber. An Updating And Expansion Of An Introduction To Traffic Flow Theory, By The Special Committee On Publication

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Author

Daniel L. Gerlough and Matthew J. Huber

Publisher

Transportation Research Board, National Research Council

Published

1975

Language

EN

ISBN

9780309024594

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Business, Social Science, Engineering