期刊
JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
卷 27, 期 2, 页码 145-160出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/15472450.2021.1990762
关键词
Arterial coordination; connected vehicles; decentralized traffic signal optimization; traffic signal optimization
This paper proposes a decentralized signal control algorithm that leverages connected vehicle information to improve traffic operations. The algorithm optimizes signal timing based on real-time vehicle locations, speeds, and pedestrian waiting information, and facilitates coordination between adjacent intersections through sharing vehicle platoons information. Compared to the centralized algorithm and traditional strategy, the proposed algorithm is more computationally efficient and provides better operational performance, while being robust to different demand patterns.
This paper proposes a decentralized signal control algorithm that leverages connected vehicle information to improve traffic operations along arterials. The proposed algorithm obtains real-time vehicle locations and speeds, as well as information on pedestrians waiting to cross individual intersections, to optimize signal phasing and timing plans. Signal timing is optimized at individual intersections; however, information about vehicle platoons passing a given intersection is shared with neighboring intersections to facilitate natural coordination between adjacent intersections. The decentralized algorithm is compared to a centralized algorithm that optimizes signal timing at all intersections simultaneously, as well as a traditional coordination strategy. The proposed algorithm is shown both to be more computationally efficient than the centralized approach and provide better operational performance (in terms of person, vehicle and pedestrian delay) than both the centralized algorithm and the traditional strategy. The algorithm is robust to a range of demand patterns and can be applied under scenarios in which not all vehicles are connected or full information about pedestrian arrivals is not available.
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