Most individuals living in cold weather climates realize that on snowy days their commute will take longer. While traffic volumes are often lower, the combination of reduced speeds and capacity cause severe congestion particularly in signalized urban networks. Signal coordination that reduces traffic congestion in typical clear conditions results in an uncoordinated and sub-optimal timing plan....

Management of mobility especially balancing the load of handoff for wireless networks is an essential parameter for wireless network design and traffic study. In this paper, we present analytical mobility management in high speed wireless mobile networks focusing on factors such as the number of channel slots and offered load. We demonstrate the performance of handoffs with mobility considerati...

The advent (and promise) of shared, widely available, high-speed networks provides the potential for new approaches to the collection, organization, storage, and analysis of high-speed and high-volume data streams from on-line instruments. Such data streams originate from many types of on-line instruments and imaging systems, and are a “staple” of modern scientific, health care, and intelligenc...

By virtue of their variability, mass and speed have important roles in transferring energies during a crash incidence (kinetic energy). The sum of kinetic energy is important in determining an injury severity and that is equal to one half of the vehicle mass multiplied by the square of the vehicle speed. To meet the Vision Zero policy (a traffic safety policy) prevention activities should be fo...