Applications of Cubic Motion Curve

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Cubic motion is a curve that is generated by the integration of Cubic Spline and dynamic of motion. Cubic spline will draw the curve, whilst the dynamic of motion will position the vertices. This embedded motion attribute to the curve will have an advantage to study related to motion of vehicle. The objective of the paper is to demonstrate the advantage of motion attribute in the curve. It is demonstrated by two case studies. The case studies are simulation of traffic flow system and study of vehicle dynamic response.

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