Analysis of traffic flow by the finite element method
A finite element methodology is developed for the numerical solution of traffic flow problems encountered in arterial streets. The simple continuum traffic flow model consisting of the equation of continuity and an equilibrium flow-density relationship is adopted. A Galerkin type finite element method is used to formulate the problem in discrete form and the solution is obtained by a step-by-step time integration in conjunction with the Newton-Raphson method. The proposed finite element methodology, which is of the shock capturing type, is applied to flow traffic problems. Two numerical examples illustrate the method and demonstrate its advantages over other analytical or numerical techniques.
- The discontinuous finite element method for red-and-green light models for the traffic flow
- A stabilized finite element formulation for continuum models of traffic flow
- Stabilized finite element method for simulation of freeway traffic
- Numerical solution of traffic flow models
- Finite element solution for the continuum traffic equilibrium problems
- Artificial Compressibility Methods for Numerical Solutions of Transonic Full Potential Equation
- Discontinuous finite-element approximations for the analysis of shock waves in nonlinearly elastic materials
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- On kinematic waves II. A theory of traffic flow on long crowded roads
- A stabilized finite element formulation for continuum models of traffic flow
- Stabilized finite element method for simulation of freeway traffic
- Grid Method for Solving the Flow of Traffic Problem on the Highway in a Class of Discontinuous Functions
- Finite element analysis of density flow using the velocity correction method
- Finite element solution for the continuum traffic equilibrium problems
- Traffic flow continuum modeling by hypersingular boundary integral equations
- The discontinuous finite element method for red-and-green light models for the traffic flow
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