A mathematical analysis of route control.

Author(s)
Akoelik, R.
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Abstract

Route control is a quantity control which aims at achieving routes an optimum distribution of traffic over alternative routes in the network by means of a control over the route selection decisions of drivers. This type of control can be implemented as a sub-system within an overall area traffic control system, e.g. by means of variable-direction road signing or in-vehicle routeing equipment. This paper describes a mathematical analysis of the route control problem with the objective of establishing the fundamental principles related to it.

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B 14623 (In: B 14601) /71/72/ IRRD 236916
Source

In: Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Transportation and Traffic Theory, Kyoto, August 14-17, 1977, p. 491-529, 2 fig., 4 graph., 4 tab., 24 ref.

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