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A PROPOSED ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY FOR RAMP AND WEAVING OPERATIONS

George Mazur, Brandon Robinson, Mark A. Vandehey, Aaron May

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The research upon which this paper is based developed analysis methods for two freeway system components: ramp multiple weaves, and single lane freeway (right side) ramp configurations. This project addressed some of the more common single lane ramp configurations including isolated on-ramps, isolated off-ramps, consecutive on-ramps, and on-off ramp combinations. Additionally a ramp weave closely followed by another off-ramp (a multiple weave) was also studied for insights into system behavior. In the interest of brevity, this paper will demonstrate the application of this methodology by focusing on only a single site type, the on/off-ramp combination for an eight-lane urban freeway.

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The research upon which this paper is based developed analysis methods for two freeway system components: ramp multiple weaves, and single lane freeway (right side) ramp configurations. This project addressed some of the more common single lane ramp configurations including isolated on-ramps, isolated off-ramps, consecutive on-ramps, and on-off ramp combinations. Additionally a ramp weave closely followed by another off-ramp (a multiple weave) was also studied for insights into system behavior. In the interest of brevity, this paper will demonstrate the application of this methodology by focusing on only a single site type, the on/off-ramp combination for an eight-lane urban freeway.

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The research upon which this paper is based developed analysis methods for two freeway system components: ramp multiple weaves, and single lane freeway (right side) ramp configurations. This project addressed some of the more common single lane ramp configurations including isolated on-ramps, isolated off-ramps, consecutive on-ramps, and on-off ramp combinations. Additionally a ramp weave closely followed by another off-ramp (a multiple weave) was also studied for insights into system behavior. In the interest of brevity, this paper will demonstrate the application of this methodology by focusing on only a single site type, the on/off-ramp combination for an eight-lane urban freeway.

Key concepts: Weaving, Computer science, Simulation, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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