نتایج جستجو برای: car following modeling

تعداد نتایج: 1080867  

2001
Arif Mehmood

Models that describe the processes by which drivers follow each other in the traffic stream are generally referred to as car-following models. During the past 50 years, driver behavior within the traffic stream has been studied and models that attempt to describe this behavior have been proposed. Car-following models have frequently been developed for the purpose of incorporation with microscop...

Journal: :Interfaces 2010
Michael F. Gorman Dharma Acharya David Sellers

Each day, CSX Railway allocates hundreds of empty railcars among hundreds of customer car orders. In 1997, it implemented the US rail industry’s first real-time, fully integrated equipment-distribution optimization system, the dynamic car-planning system (DCP). DCP seamlessly integrates operations research modeling into CSX’s process that assigns empty cars to customer car orders. CSX estimates...

ژورنال: علوم آب و خاک 2007
فرشید نوربخش, , مجید افیونی, , اسماعیل خدیوی بروجنی, , حسین شریعتمداری, ,

Application of sewage sludge on the farmland as a source of crop nutrient had recently received considerable attention. Some management practices may be required to control the accumulation of toxic elements including Pb, Ni and Cd. Sequential extraction gives useful information on plant bioavailability of the elements. The objective of this study was to investigate the cumulative and residual ...

2001
V. Galanenko Alexander Kalyuzhny Alexander Kovtonyuk

The effectiveness of small microphone arrays for in car use is investigated. These arrays are designed for speech enhancing at noise background within the cabin of a moving car. Speech and noise simulation based on designed mathematical algorithm of sound field modeling within a car cavity is applied for predicting effectiveness of the spatial-time processing algorithms. The mathematical model ...

Journal: :Nucleic acids research 2003
Scott S Auerbach Richard Ramsden Matthew A Stoner Christophe Verlinde Christopher Hassett Curtis J Omiecinski

The nuclear receptor CAR (NR1I3) regulates transcription of genes encoding xenobiotic- and steroid-metabolizing enzymes. Regulatory processes that are mediated by CAR are modulated by a structurally diverse array of chemicals including common pharmaceutical and environmental agents. Here we describe four in-frame splice variants of the human CAR receptor gene. The variant mRNA splice transcript...

2001
Kjetil K. Haugen Arild Hervik

This paper uses simple game theory to analyze a situation where two agents compete in the transport market. The modeling frame is that of a mode choice model, where the two mode options are boat or car transportation. The basic findings are that non pareto optimal (car, car) equilibrium outcomes, may occur in a surprisingly large amount of cases. Additionally, the possible different Nash equili...

2017
Wenkun Zhu Tao Chen Yi Li Jia Lei Xin Chen Weitang Yao Tao Duan

This study was inspired by the unique multi-scale and multi-level 'brick-and-mortar' (B&M) structure of nacre layers. We prepared the B&M, environmentally-friendly graphene oxide-carrageenan (GO-Car) nanocomposite films using the following steps. A natural polyhydroxy polymer, carrageenan, was absorbed on the surface of monolayer GO nanosheets through hydrogen-bond interactions. Followi...

2004
Mehmet AKŞİT

This article proposes the 7 C’s for realizing quality-oriented software engineering practices. All the desired qualities of this approach are expressed in short by the term living software. The 7 C’s are: Concern-oriented processes, Canonical models, Composable models, Certifiable models, Constructible models, Closure property of models and Controllable models. Each C is explained by the help o...

2012
Thierry Bellet Jean-Charles Bornard Pierre Mayenobe Jean-Christophe Paris Dominique Gruyer Bernard Claverie

This paper presents a computational modeling approach for negative effects simulation of visual distraction while driving a car. In order to investigate these effects, an experiment was firstly implemented on a driving simulator. Twenty participants were invited to perform a car following task in different driving conditions (12 driving scenarios), with or without a secondary task of visual dis...

2016
Patrik Feth Rasmus Adler

Systems of systems such as Smart Ecosystems, Cyber-Physical Systems, and the Internet of Things support flexible collaborations among heterogeneous participants with open interfaces. To assure safety in all possible collaboration scenarios, we introduced in previous work the ConSerts approach. This approach assumes that system interactions are captured via required and provided services. Consid...

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