Urban One-way Traffic Organization and Its Evaluation
YI Xin-rniao
Abstract
YI Xin-rniao
Abstract
One-way traffic organization is a direct, efficient and economic method to solve traffic congestion and expand traffie capacity. With its evolution, advantages and disadvantages introduced its setting conditions demonstrated. The general method and processes are summarized in planning for urban one-way streets project, viz. investigation, drawing out and evaluation of project, selecting of project and beneficial analysis. Fuzzy synthetical evaluation other fields is employed to evaluate the project. Its evaluation system and method is introduced and Delphi method is adopted to obtain evaluation index. Finally, taking Harbin city as an example, the application process of above-mentioned method is illuminated. Accordingly, it is proved that the method is exercisable.
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One-way traffic organization is a direct, efficient and economic method to solve traffic congestion and expand traffie capacity. With its evolution, advantages and disadvantages introduced its setting conditions demonstrated. The general method and processes are summarized in planning for urban one-way streets project, viz. investigation, drawing out and evaluation of project, selecting of project and beneficial analysis. Fuzzy synthetical evaluation other fields is employed to evaluate the project. Its evaluation system and method is introduced and Delphi method is adopted to obtain evaluation index. Finally, taking Harbin city as an example, the application process of above-mentioned method is illuminated. Accordingly, it is proved that the method is exercisable.
Key concepts: Delphi method, Process (computing), Transport engineering, Computer science, Evaluation methods, Fuzzy logic, Operations research, Delphi