Een systematische methode voor het ontwerpen van stedelijke verkeerssystemen met behulp van een grafische computer.

Author(s)
Blom, J.A.
Year
Abstract

A consistent approach for the design of an urban traffic system, dealing with all the different activities in a city is very difficult. One has to deal with very much information often of a very detailed nature. The big number-crunching capacity of modern computers however, brings the solution of this problem on our hands. The method starts by writing down a "connection priorities matrix". All wanted or needed connections between urban activities are for each mode translated into this matrix. Next these connection priorities are visualised on a graphic computer.

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B 24412 (In: B 24375) /71/ IRRD 286539
Source

In: Verkeerskundige Werkdagen 1985, Driebergen-Rijsenburg, 8-9 mei 1985, p. 499-514, 2 fig., 2 ref.

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