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| Glossary of Road Traffic Analysis Terms |
| [ 作者: | 来源: | 时间:2006-1-22 13:29:10 ] |
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Detector A device by which vehicle or pedestrian traffic registers its presence. The most common detectors are the inductive loop detectors for vehicles and the push-button detectors for pedestrians. Downstream In the direction of the movement of traffic. Effective Green and Red Times The movement green and red times for capacity and performance analysis purposes, which are determined by adjusting the displayed green and red times for Start Loss and End Gain effects. Glossary of Road Traffic Analysis Terms www.aatraffic.com 3 End Gain Duration of the interval between the end of the displayed green period and the end of the effective green period for a movement. This is used in signal timing and performance analysis to allow for additional departures after the end of green period. Equivalent Stop Value Value of a deceleration-acceleration cycle in terms of a major stopstart cycle. See Major Stop. Exclusive Pedestrian Phase The phase at an intersection during which all pedestrian displays are green and all vehicle displays are red, allowing all pedestrian movements to operate simultaneously while all vehicle movements are stopped. Also see Scramble-Crossing Phase. Exclusive Lane A lane (or length of lane) allocated for use only by a particular movement or a type of vehicle, e.g. left-turn lane, through lane, rightturn lane, bus lane, as opposed to a Shared Lane. Filter Turn A turning movement that must give way to and find safe gaps in conflicting (opposing) vehicle or pedestrian traffic before proceeding, e.g. filter right-turn, slip-lane left turn, left turn on red. Also see Opposed Movement. Fixed-Time Control A signal control method that allows for only a fixed sequence and fixed duration of displays. Flow Rate Number of vehicles or pedestrians per unit time passing (arriving or departing) a given reference point. Flow Ratio The ratio of arrival (demand) flow rate to saturation flow rate. Follow-up Headway The average headway between successive opposed (minor) stream vehicles entering a gap available in the opposing (major) traffic stream. Free-Flow Speed The uninterrupted traffic speed when density is approximately zero, i.e. when only few vehicles are present in the traffic stream. Full Control Control of a turning movement using three-aspect (red, yellow, green) turn arrows on a six-aspect signal face, where the green arrow indicates that the vehicle can turn unopposed (with no opposing www.aatraffic.com 4 Glossary of Road Traffic Analysis Terms vehicle or pedestrian traffic) and the red arrow indicates that the vehicle is not permitted to turn (filter turns not permitted). Gap Acceptance The process by which an opposed (minor) stream vehicle accepts an available gap in the opposing (major) stream for entering (departing from queue or merging). Gap Setting A controller setting equivalent to a predetermined space time measured between successive vehicles at the given (approach) speed, detection zone length and vehicle length values that will cause the signal controller to terminate the green display. Geometric Delay本新闻共 6页,当前在第 2页 1 2 3 4 5 6 |
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