A Cell-Based Regional Evacuation Model with Contra-Flow Lane Deployment

Xin Ming Zhang; Shi An; Bing Lei Xie

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A Cell-Based Regional Evacuation Model with Contra-Flow Lane Deployment

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Based on SO-DTA and one-destination evacuation, a cell-based regional evacuation model, which embeds CTM and point-queue model, is proposed in this paper. The road network is converted to the cell-node topology structure so as to reduce the constraints. The “traffic holding” problem also be solved in the model by an OSP constraint. And to improve the evacuation efficiency, contra-flow lane is imported. A numerical experiment is conducted to verify the proposed model and algorithm.

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July 2012

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Xin Ming Zhang, Shi An, Bing Lei Xie

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Cell, Contra-Flow Lane, DTA, One-Destination Evacuation, Regional Traffic Evacuation

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