开放性边界条件下双车道元胞自动机交通流模型耦合效应研究

在一种改进的Nagel-Schrekenberg元胞自动机交通流模型的基础上，提出一个高速公路双车 道元胞自动机模型来模拟开放性边界条件下的车流运动，并考虑两车道之间左边界开放程度 的比例系数α及车辆加减速概率p的影响.计算机数值模拟结果表明，在车流状态的演化过程 中，通过确定车道耦合系数b来控制车流量，不同的b值车流量不同，对车辆运动出现堵塞项 的相变点有影响. 关键词： 元胞自动机 交通流模型 耦合效应     

一种改进的两车道交通流格子模型

通过引入新的流量转移函数，改进了两车道交通流格子模型，克服了现有模型隐含的车辆向后运动缺陷.推导了模型的线性稳定性条件.数值模拟结果显示，对于轻度车流扰动，改进的模型可以满意地描述车辆换道过程和趋势. 关键词： 两车道交通流 交通流格子模型 稳定性条件     

考虑实施过程的车辆换道模型及其应用

通过对现有换道模型进行改进,提出了一种考虑换道实施过程的模型,并对模型中的关键参数进行了标定.由于该模型考虑了换道实施过程中车辆换道对交通流的影响,新模型的模拟结果与实测值更为符合.运用新模型对不同车道数的道路交通流进行模拟,发现不同车道数的平均每车道通行能力及其交通流特性存在显著差异. 关键词： 换道模型 换道时间 车道数 道路通行能力     

交叉口进口道换道行为研究及建模

为了对信号交叉口上游车辆换道行为进行分析,以元胞自动机交通流理论为基础,结合自由换道模型及强制换道模型提出了进口道附近路段的综合换道模型,并对原有强制换道模型进行改进.通过对综合换道模型进行模拟,得出进口道附近交通流的时空关系及密度关系图.模拟结果表明,车流密度在[0,0.2]及[0.4,0.6]范围时,进口道换道率变化率较高;同时在中低密度下,随着换道率的增加,平均车速逐渐降低,但在高密度下,车速随换道率变化并不显著.     

交通流双车跟驰模型与数值仿真

基于全速度差(FVD)模型,考虑双前车信息的影响,提出了交通流双车跟驰模型.通过线性稳定性分析,得到了改进模型的稳定性条件. 与FVD模型对比研究表明,改进模型的稳定区域有明显增加.数值模拟结果表明,改进模型通过调节次近邻前车信息,可以避免FVD模型中因为反应系数较小时出现负速度的缺陷.同时也表明次近邻前车对交通流存在不可忽视的影响. 关键词： 交通流 双车跟驰模型 模拟     

考虑驾驶员预估效应的交通流格子模型与数值仿真

考虑驾驶员的预估效应对车流的影响,提出了一个改进的一维交通流格子模型.基于线性稳定性理论得到了该模型的线性稳定性判据;运用非线性分析方法导出了描述交通阻塞相变时的mKdV方程.应用数值仿真验证了mKdV方程的解,研究表明适当考虑车流中预估效应的作用能够增强交通流稳定性,从而能有效抑制交通阻塞的形成. 关键词： 预估效应 交通流 格子模型 数值仿真     

双向两车道混合车辆交通流的特性

在NaSch模型的基础上，制订了超车规则，建立了双向两车道混合车辆的元胞自动机交通流模型. 用计算机模拟了车道密度对称和不对称两种情况下不同参数的混合车辆交通流，得出了相应的速度、流量与密度关系的基本图. 经分析发现，双向两车道混合车辆交通状态可分为快车特性区、准慢车特性区和慢车特性区；两车道上车辆密度的不对称性对交通流有重要的影响. 关键词： 元胞自动机 交通流 混合车辆交通流     

考虑自适应巡航车辆影响的上匝道系统混合交通流模型

在考虑自适应巡航(adaptive cruise control, ACC)车辆的交通流模型的基础上, 建立了考虑ACC车辆影响的上匝道系统混合交通流模型, 研究ACC车辆引入对上匝道交通系统交通流的影响. 为了描述ACC车辆和手动驾驶车辆在交通流运行中的差异, 分别构建了基于常车头时距原则的ACC 车辆跟驰子模型和手动驾驶车辆MCD元胞自动机子模型; 基于上匝道车辆合流驶入主线的需求, 建立了换道子模型, 引入了表征驾驶员换道心理的参数λ. 通过对混合交通流模型进行数值模拟发现, ACC车辆的混入可以有效改善上匝道系统交通流的运行, 降低合流等事件对于交通流运行的影响, 抑制交通拥堵的时空范围及拥堵强度, 提高交通流的平均速度和流量. 此外在混合交通流模型中, ACC车辆期望车头时距H_d的减小与换道心理参数λ 的增大均可以提高混合交通流运行的速度和流量, 而合流区长度l_w对混合交通流影响则因上匝道车辆驶入概率的不同而存在差异.     

考虑驾驶心理的城市双车道交通流元胞自动机模型

采用双车道元胞自动机模型,分析了考虑驾驶心理的城市道路交通流特性.针对驾驶员在城市道路行驶时在换道与减速制动方面的不同心理,分别引入了反映驾驶心理的选择换道概率P_s与安全参数λ.通过计算机模拟,给出了不同选择换道概率与安全参数条件下的车辆速度、密度与流量间的关系,并分析了不同驾驶心理对于交通系统的影响.研究发现:选择换道概率对交通流的速度影响并不明显,但选择换道概率的增大会导致速度的方差增大而降低行车安全;而安全参数的增大可以获得更快的平均车速和更大的交通 关键词： 元胞自动机 驾驶心理 选择换道概率 计算机模拟     

转道概率和超车视距对交通流的影响

在NaSch模型的基础上,制订了超车规则,建立了双向两车道混合车辆的元胞自动机交通流模型。对模型中的转道概率和超车视距对交通流的影响进行了数值模拟,结果表明转道概率和超车视距对交通流有重要的影响。     

A New Lattice Model of Two-Lane Traffic Flow with the Consideration of the Honk Effect

In this paper, a new lattice model of two-lane traffic flow with the honk effect term is proposed to study the influence of the honk effect on wide moving jams under lane changing. The linear stability condition on two-lane highway is obtained by applying the linear stability theory. The modified Korteweg-de Vries (KdV) equation near the critical point is derived and the coexisting curves resulted from the modified KdV equation can be described, which shows that the critical point, the coexisting curve and the neutral stability line decrease with increasing the honk effect coefficient. A wide moving jam can be conceivably described approximately in the unstable region. Numerical simulation is performed to verify the analytic results. The results show that the honk effect could suppress effectively the congested traffic patterns about wide moving jam propagation in lattice model of two-lane traffic flow.     

A new lattice model of traffic flow with the anticipation effect of potential lane changing

A new lattice model of traffic flow is presented by taking into account the anticipation of potential lane changing on front site on single lane. The stability condition of the extended model is obtained by using the linear stability theory. The modified KdV equation near the critical point is constructed and solved through nonlinear analysis. And the phase space of traffic flow in the density-sensitivity space could be divided into three regions: stable, metastable and unstable ones, respectively. Numerical simulation also shows that the consideration of lane changing probability in lattice model can stabilize traffic flow, which implies that the new consideration has an important effect on traffic flow in lattice models.     

A viscous continuum traffic flow model with consideration of the coupling effect for two-lane freeways

In this paper, the viscous continuum traffic flow model for a single lane is extended to the traffic flow for two-lane freeways. The proposed model is a higher-order continuum model considering the coupling and lane changing effects of the vehicles on two adjacent lanes. It results from integrating the Taylor series expansion of the viscous continuum traffic flow model proposed by Ge (2006 Physica A 371 667) into the multi-lane model presented by Daganzo (1997 Transpn. Res. B 31 83). Our proposed model may be used to describe non-anisotropic behaviour because of lane changing in multi-lane traffic. A linear stability analysis is given and the neutral stability condition is obtained. Also, issues related to lane changing, shock waves and rarefaction waves, local clustering and phase transition are investigated through a simulation experiment. The simulation results show that the proposed model is capable of explaining some particular traffic phenomena commonly observable in real world traffic flow.     

Analysis of the wave properties of a new two-lane continuum model with the coupling effect

A multilane extension of the single-lane anisotropic continuum model (GK model) developed by Gupta and Katiyar for traffic flow is discussed with the consideration of the coupling effect between the vehicles of different lanes in the instantaneous traffic situation and the lane-changing effect. The conditions for securing the linear stability of the new model are presented. The shock and the rarefaction waves, the local cluster effect and the phase transition are investigated through simulation experiments with the new model and are found to be consistent with the diverse nonlinear dynamical phenomena observed in a real traffic flow. The analysis also focuses on empirically observed two-lane phenomena, such as lane usage inversion and the density dependence of the number of lane changes. It is shown that single-lane dynamics can be extended to multilane cases without changing the basic properties of the single-lane model. The results show that the new multilane model is capable of explaining some particular traffic phenomena and is in accordance with real traffic flow.     

A New Lattice Model of Two-Lane Trafc Flow with the Consideration of the Honk Efect

In this paper,a new lattice model of two-lane trafc flow with the honk efect term is proposed to study the influence of the honk efect on wide moving jams under lane changing.The linear stability condition on two-lane highway is obtained by applying the linear stability theory.The modified Korteweg-de Vries(KdV)equation near the critical point is derived and the coexisting curves resulted from the modified KdV equation can be described,which shows that the critical point,the coexisting curve and the neutral stability line decrease with increasing the honk efect coefcient.A wide moving jam can be conceivably described approximately in the unstable region.Numerical simulation is performed to verify the analytic results.The results show that the honk efect could suppress efectively the congested trafc patterns about wide moving jam propagation in lattice model of two-lane trafc flow.     

A new traffic model with the consideration of coupling effect with two lanes

This paper introduces a new two-lane high-order continuum model by embedding the two delay time scales continuum traffic model presented by Xue (2003 Phys. Rev. E 68 066123) into the multi-lane model proposed by Daganzo (1997 Transpn. Res. B 31 83) with the consideration of the coupling effect between the vehicles of two lanes in instantaneous traffic situation and lane-change effect. In the novel model, the coupling effect of two lanes and phenomena of lane change, which were not discussed in Daganzo's model and Xue's model, are taken into account. Numerical simulation shows that it is in accordance with real traffic flow. This obviously indicates that the new phenomenon and behaviour are analogous results as single lane presented by Xue, and the proposed model is more reasonable on two lanes. Furthermore, the generation rate between two lanes is also investigated. The results show that the formation and diffusion of traffic shock wave can be better simulated on two lanes.     

Influence of lateral discomfort on the stability of traffic flow based on visual angle car-following model

Due to the poor road markings and irregular driving behaviors, not every vehicle is positioned in the center of the lane. The deviation from the center can cause discomfort to drivers in the neighboring lane, which is referred to as lateral discomfort (or lateral friction). Such lateral discomfort can be incorporated into the driver stimulus–response framework by considering the visual angle and its changing rate from the psychological viewpoint. In this study, a two-lane visual angle based car-following model is proposed and its stability condition is obtained through linear stability theory. Further derivations indicate that the neutral stability line of the model is asymmetry and four factors including the vehicle width and length, the lateral separation and the sensitivity regarding the changing rate of visual angle have large impacts on the stability of traffic flow. Numerical simulations further verify these theoretical results, and demonstrate that the behaviors of diverging, merging and lane changing can break the original steady state and cause traffic fluctuations. However, these fluctuations may be alleviated to some extent by reducing the lateral discomfort.     

Dissipation energy and satisfaction rate for a two-lane traffic model with two types of vehicles

In this paper, we investigate the energy dissipation and the satisfaction rate in a mixture of traffic flow in a two-lane cellular automaton model. We considered two kinds of vehicles vary according to their length and maximum speed. We find that slow vehicles hindered fast ones while driving continuously in the same lane, especially in the intermediate density range. Hence, the effect of the initial configuration of slow vehicles is investigated. It is found that in the inhomogeneous initial configuration where the slow start in one lane gives rise to a large number of unsatisfied fast vehicles and a larger frequency of lane changing as well as the dissipation energy increases.