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2009 Vol.9 (Number 6)
Dec. 25, 2009
Forum about Comprehensive Transportation System
交通影响评价专题
Systems Engineering Theory and Methods
Forum about Comprehensive Transportation System
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JIA Shun-ping
Building Integrated Transportation System under Economic Crisis
The Fifth Advanced Forum on Transportation of China sets its theme as “building integrated transportation system under economic crisis”. This year’s Forum takes place when the world is swept by the economic crisis. However, China’s initiatives to tack...
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WANG Gen-cheng and YE Zeng
Reviewing Traffic Impact Analysis Methods and Their Applications
Traffic impact analysis is a key step to achieve the balance between construction and surrounding traffic conditions. In the past few years, a lot of experiences on traffic impact analysis have been accumulated, related research system has also been consu...
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CHEN Yan-ling and DU Hua-bing
Relationship between Traffic Impact Analysis and City Construction——A Case Study in Beijing
From 2004 to 2008, there were 1 179 construction projects experienced traffic impact analysis (TIA) in Beijing. To analyze the relationship between TIA and city construction, the paper summarizes the TIA project development trend and characteristics by pr...
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WANG Fang, WANG Wen-yu and ZHAO Hui
Passage Traffic Analysis for Large Developmental Projects in Urban Fringe Region
Buliding large developmental projects in urban fringe regions has become a civil developing trend under the condition that urban area expanded contiously. Based on analyzing the limitation of traditional traffic impact analysis, this paper presents the fu...
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LEI Lei, YANG Xiao-kuan, XIONG Hui and CAO Jing
Quantitative Analysis on Standards of Traffic Impact Study
Based on extensive study of the traffic demand and actual situation of traffic impact analysis in Beijing, this paper proposes the evaluation criterion for traffic impact study. Four evaluation indicators are involved, which include variation of V/C ratio...
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GUO Ji-fu and WANG Jing-mei
On Accession Standards for TIA——A Case Study of Beijing
TIA threshold value has been studied in several foreign cities which was carried for the projects and its surrounding traffic status reach certain requirements. The threshold value study is still at its initial stage in China, and these studies mainly bas...
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YE Zeng, LIU Chang-ping and GUI Ning
Research on Different Parking Supply in Beijing
Considering the differences in land use, traffic condition, and culture background, the paper puts forward a classify plan for parking supply in Beijing based on domestic and international experiences. Then, by analyzing the differences among roads networ...
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SUN Sheng-yang and WANG Jiang-yan
Analysis and Suggestions of Land Use Patterns along Rail Transit Corridor—A Case Study of Beijing Metro Line 1
One of the urgent tasks of urban development is promoting dynamic integrative plan between rail transit and land use. The status of land use around Beijing Metro Line 1 stations are analyzed using GIS package. With passenger volume analysis of Beijing Met...
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LIU Zhi-li , , LI Chun-yan and LI Cheng
Traffic Impact Analysis of Congestion Charge in Mega Cities
Traffic congestion has become increasingly common in most of mega cities in China. As an effective measure to mitigate traffic congestion, the congestion charge has been accepted in worldwide. This paper forecasts the traffic impact under the condition of...
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CHEN Jun-li, LI Yan, LI Guang-yu and LI Yi-nan
Period Selection of Traffic Impact Analysis Based on Cluster Analysis
This paper presents the methods of selecting studied period of traffic impact analysis based on the cluster analysis, and puts forward the concept for the construction projects classification. It determines the analysis period according to the similarity ...
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DU Hua-bing, CHEN Jin-chuan and LIU Zheng
Travel Structure Indicator of Traffic Impact Analysis——A Case Study of Beijing
In traffic impact analysis of construction project, the travel structure is a key index represents the transportation development model in the future. In some cases of traffic impact analysis, people judge travel structure subjectively. In this paper, bas...
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LIU Chang-ping, AN Ju and XU Wei
Application of Public Transit Model in Traffic Impact Analysis
Travel demand and supply analysis of public transit (PT) system is relatively weak in current traffic impact analysis (TIA). This paper aims to incorporate public transit model in TIA. It selects several evaluation indicators which reflects levels of serv...
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WANG Shu-ling , , WANG Fang and QIU Rong-hua
Traffic Impact Analysis using Microscopic Traffic Simulation Model
Microscopic simulation plays an important role in traffic impact analysis (TIA). Based on the demand of TIA, the paper designs the traffic impact analysis procedure with traffic microscopic traffic simulation, which includes data prepare, OD demand foreca...
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CHEN Bi-zhuang, YANG Li-feng, WANG Zhong-qiang, SU Ying and LI Na
Traffic Impact Analysis on Hongqiao Integrated Transportation Hub
Hongqiao hub is a mega world-class integrated transportation hub in the Eleventh Five-Year Plan Period of China. During the process of planning, designing, and constructing, the hub ontology and surroundings always face the different transport challenges....
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DU Yu-chuan, LIU Yu-bo, CAI Xiao-yu and SUN Li-jun
Scope Criterion of Traffic Impact Analysis in Shanghai
Analysis scope is one of the indexes of traffic impact analysis (TIA). Focusing on the shortcomings of current methods, the paper analyzes some key problems including analysis flow, typical road networks and so on, and proposes an effective method of diss...
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QIU Rong-hua, WANG Gen-cheng and LI Gao-fang
Traffic Impact Fee of Construction Project in Megacities
Traffic impact fee (TIF) adds the funding of urban transport and regulates the supply relationship between land development and transport infrastructure. Considering levying range, fee standard, and fee usage, four principles for determining TIF are propo...
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AN Ju, CHEN Yan-ling and ZHOU Fu-quan
Area Threshold and Impact Indicators of Regional Traffic Impact Analysis
The researches on regional traffic impact analysis (RTIA) is in the stage of theoretical exploration in China. As the premise and basis of research, there are some preliminary research methods to explore the threshold of RTIA land area, such as standard a...
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LI Chun-yan, LI Xian, PENG Hong-qin and YANG Jun
Framework Analysis of Travel Demand Forecast Sharing Platform Based on Traffic Impact Analysis
Traffic demand forecast is an important basic work of the traffic impact analysis. The paper presents necessity of developing a travel demand forecast sharing platform with the analysis of current flowchart and key problems of the forecast model which is ...
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HE Jian-wei , , ZENG Zhen-xiang and LI Zhi-heng
An Analysis on Effectiveness of Transportation Demand Management in Beijing
From 2006 to 2009, a set of transportation demand management (TDM) policies were applied in Beijing during various important activities. This paper studies the performance targets, the implementation details and compares the effects of these TDM measures ...
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VEDAGIRI P and ARASAN VT
Estimating Modal Shift of Car Travelers to Bus on Introduction of Bus Priority System
This study is concerned with estimation of the probable shift of car users to bus due to increase in its level of service after providing exclusive bus lanes on Indian city roads carrying heterogeneous traffic. The quantum of increase in level of service ...
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CHEN Shao-kuan, PENG Hong-qin, LIU Shuang and YANG Yuan-zhou
A Multimodal Hierarchical-based Assignment Model for Integrated Transportation Networks
A hierarchical network and traffic assignment model is developed for multimodal transportation networks to meet the prediction of large-scale transportation demand in this paper. In the proposed model, the city center and transportation terminal of differ...
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JIA Wen-zheng , , MAO Bao-hua , HO Tin-kin , LIU Hai-dong and YANG Bo
Bottlenecks Detection of Track Allocation Schemes at Rail Stations by Petri Nets
Robustness of the track allocation problem is rarely addressed in literatures and the obtained track allocation schemes (TAS) embody some bottlenecks. Therefore, an approach to detect bottlenecks is needed to support local optimization. First a TAS is tr...
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ZOU Zhi-yun, ZHOU Zhi-hao and GE Huan
Optimization of Road Section Crosswalk Signal Design
Signal settings of signalized urban road section crosswalks directly affect pedestrian safety and the vehicle delay of the road section. Based on the characteristics of pedestrians, this paper proposed the relationships between duration of pedestrian phas...
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LI Juan, SHAO Chun-fu, YANG Li-ya and LI Qi
Pedestrian tracking is an important part of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) application. A new robust system for pedestrian tracking based on computer vision is proposed in this paper. First, improved Gaussian mixture model is used to detect pede...
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SONG Rui, HE Shi-wei and ZHANG Li
Optimum Transit Operations during the Emergency Evacuations
This paper presents an optimization modeling technique to develop an evacuation plan for transit-dependent residents during in the event of natural disaster such as the emergency hurricane situation. The transit evacuation operation problem is formulated ...
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TONG Lu, NIE Lei and ZHAO Peng
Application of Ant Colony Algorithm in Train-Set Scheduling Problem
Train-Set scheduling is one of the key technologies in traffic operation organization for high-speed railway. With reviewing the domestic and international correlative researches on high-speed train-set schedule and analyzing the circulating characters an...
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