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Scope of Project
- 1. Literature Review (Complete)
- 2. Legal Research (In Progress)
- 3. Test Plan Development (Complete)
- 4. Corridor Model Development (Ongoing)
- 5. Evaluation (Ongoing)
- 6. Final Report and Recommendations
Virginia DOT CAV Interstate Capacity Project Kevin Heaslip, Ph.D., - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Virginia DOT CAV Interstate Capacity Project Kevin Heaslip, Ph.D., - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Virginia DOT CAV Interstate Capacity Project Kevin Heaslip, Ph.D., PE Virginia Tech Scope of Project 1. Literature Review (Complete) 2. Legal Research (In Progress) 3. Test Plan Development (Complete) 4. Corridor Model
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Simulation Methodology
- Currently, VISSIM 11 has been released and has AV/CAV
simulation capabilities.
- The research team will use VISSIM 10 with dynamic link
library (DLL compiled by C++) for car-following, lane changing, and communication.
- The two external driving modules have been widely
used in VISSIM; COM interface and Driverbehavior.dll.
– The COM script is able to access all data inside VISSIM, but it cannot explicitly control the lateral movement. Therefore, only desired lane changes rather than direct lane changes can be performed.
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CAV Behavior Modeling in VISSIM
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CAV Behavior Modeling in VISSIM
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CAV Behavior Modeling in VISSIM
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Test Corridor
- Interstate 66 from Gainesville, VA to
Washington, DC
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Modeling Market Penetration (Light Duty Vehicles)
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Modeling of Heavy Vehicles
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