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Discrete element method (DEM) and soil bin evaluation of farmyard manure and tire traffic on the soil compaction. [PDF]

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Dehghan S   +5 more
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Adaptive Models for Microscopic Traffic Modelling

2021 23rd International Conference on Control Systems and Computer Science (CSCS), 2021
This paper presents, investigates and further develops microscopic simulations, using advanced capabilities from today programing environment and HPC resources, in an attempt to further develop this type of modelling towards realistic traffic configurations and large-scale applications, in the overall context of CPS - Cyber Physical Systems and future ...
Andrei C. Nae, Ioan Dumitrache
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Validating microscopic traffic flow models

2006 IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Conference, 2006
This paper summarizes the results of several projects, which were aiming at comparing different microscopic traffic flow models to reality and with each other. Surprisingly, it was not possible to calibrate model with an error smaller than 15 % (relative root mean square error, RRME) against real data.
E. Brockfeld, P. Wagner
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Microscopic Models and Traffic Instability

2020
This chapter describes some of the main microscopic models (linear and nonlinear). These dynamic traffic models involve studying local instability, asymptotic instability and flow breakdown. Moreover, a genealogy of the main traffic models (macroscopic, mesoscopic and microscopic) is reviewed in a synthetic way.
Guerrieri M., Mauro R.
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Microscopic and Mesoscopic Traffic Models

2018
Besides macroscopic traffic flow models, traffic modelling in freeway systems has also been treated with other general approaches, resulting in microscopic and mesoscopic models. Macroscopic models can surely represent large networks efficiently, since they adopt an aggregate representation of the traffic dynamics, but they generally lack the level of ...
Ferrara A., Sacone S., Siri S.
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