Modern Approaches to Basic Traffic Modeling: Three-Phase Traffic Theory
Boris S. Kerner
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Boris S. Kerner
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In this paper, a brief review of some of the hypotheses of three-phase traffic theory introduced by the author in 1996–2004 and their applications for traffic modeling are presented. Three-phase traffic theory can predict and explain the empirical spatiotemporal features of traffic breakdown and the resulting traffic congestion.
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In this paper, a brief review of some of the hypotheses of three-phase traffic theory introduced by the author in 1996–2004 and their applications for traffic modeling are presented. Three-phase traffic theory can predict and explain the empirical spatiotemporal features of traffic breakdown and the resulting traffic congestion.
Key concepts: Three-phase traffic theory, Traffic congestion reconstruction with Kerner's three-phase theory, Traffic congestion, Computer science, Traffic conflict, Phase (matter), Transport engineering, Traffic bottleneck