论文信息 - Impedance-effects in capacity estimation

Impedance-effects in capacity estimation

Formulas for the capacity of an unsignalized intersection for traffic streams which are subordinated to two or more streams of higher priority are developed. The case of only two conflicting streams analysed by Tanner (1962) is extended. The process at the intersection is modelled as a priority queuing system with Poisson input and service times depending on the work load.

Helmut Wegmann

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