Microsimulation as a planning, operations and training aid for incident management.

Author(s)
Luk, J.Y.K. Tay, J. & Karl, C. (prep.)
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Abstract

This report investigates the appropriateness of microsimulation modelling for the planning, operation and training of incident management in a road network. The methodology for this study includes a literature review and a modelling case study of the West Gate Freeway in Melbourne. A microsimulation model was set up using AIMSUN NG for the study area. It is concluded that significant resources are required in setting up a microsimulation model for incident analysis. Once set up and calibrated, the model is a useful tool for the planning, operation and training of incident management and other complex traffic applications. (Author/publisher)

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C 39830 [electronic version only] /72 / ITRD E215047
Source

Sydney, NSW, AUSTROADS, 2007, IV + 34 p., 16 ref.; AP-R299/07 - ISBN 1-921139-87-0

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