2009•Traffic engineering & controlRequires access

Improving energy efficiency from traffic control systems

Martin Wylie, M. P. L. WILLIAMS, Mark Pleydell

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Abstract

This paper looks at the various factors that a user should consider when setting out on the path to improved energy efficiency from their traffic control systems and offers some 'rule-of-thumb' values that may be helpful to readers in assessing their current position and deciding how to proceed.

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This paper looks at the various factors that a user should consider when setting out on the path to improved energy efficiency from their traffic control systems and offers some 'rule-of-thumb' values that may be helpful to readers in assessing their current position and deciding how to proceed.

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This paper looks at the various factors that a user should consider when setting out on the path to improved energy efficiency from their traffic control systems and offers some 'rule-of-thumb' values that may be helpful to readers in assessing their current position and deciding how to proceed.

Key concepts: Rule of thumb, Transport engineering, Efficient energy use, Control (management), Computer science, Path (computing), Position (finance), Energy (signal processing)

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