摘要: |
Practitioners can usually conduct floating car investigations to collect trajectory data to assess signal timing and coordination. Vehicle trajectories can provide several measures of effectiveness (MOEs) to evaluate the quality of signal timing. Travel time, arrivals on green per arrivals on red, and stops per mile are the most commonly used MOEs to intuitively characterize the performance of progressed traffic operations. Such floating-car investigations do not require additional infrastructure investment, but the data collection is typically performed manually, which can be costly and time-consuming. Consequently, it can be challenging to implement the trajectory-based signal performance measurement to achieve a representative sample size through a minimum effort of doing travel runs. Field data collection can provide the most accurate performance measurement but can often be costly or resource-prohibitive. |