Advances in microscopic traffic data collection using instrumented vehicles.

Auteur(s)
Ranjitkar, P. & Nakatsuji, T.
Jaar
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Microscopic traffic data are important for the calibration and validation of simulation models as well as for empirical analyses. This paper reports a comparative study of three different GPS techniques namely a standard GPS device combined with safety record (SR) sensors, real-time kinematic (RTK) GPS and virtual reference station (VRS) to measure the position and speed of four instrumented vehicles participating in multiple car-following and lane changing experiments. The recently introduced VRS technique has significantly improved the range and reliability of the conventional RTK GPS technology, yielding a few centimetre level of accuracy over a wider range. (Author/publisher).

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Bibliotheeknummer
I E129517 [electronic version only] /70 /73 / ITRD E129517
Uitgave

Traffic Engineering and Control. 2006 /04. 47(4) Pp147-51 (12 Refs.)

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