基于移动导航数据的信号配时反推

在交通管理和评价时,信号配时对监测评价路口运行状态,评价路口配时方案至关重要.但是,大范围的实时信号配时方案的获取尚缺乏简明有效的途径.本文提出两种基于移动导航数据计算固定配时路口信号配时的方法.第一种方法是在不考虑驾驶员驾驶行为差异性时,得到路口红灯和车均延误的关系模型,从而计算某相位的红灯时长.另外一种方法是基于车辆通过停止线的时间,结合本文提出的上升梯度法,得到某阶段红灯时长.本文通过实际的路口案例计算,将预测结果和已知路口的信号配时比较,表明此方法计算得到的红绿灯时长准确度较高,为后续进行路口运行状态和通行能力研究提供了数据支持.     

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排队长度作为评价信号交叉口运行效率的一个重要指标,能有效反映交叉口处的运行状况.传统排队检测模型大多基于线圈检测器,且模型假设过于理想化,本文提出一种面向低采样率浮动车数据、具有良好数据驱动性的信控交叉口在线排队长度检测方法,方法关键在于利用队尾浮动车位置估算最大排队长度.检测过程采用固定时间间隔,主要步骤包括地图匹配、等距划分交叉口进口道并统计停车点数量、判定队尾浮动车的位置、修正得到最大排队长度估计值.实测数据表明,此方法的精度与浮动车比率有直接的关系,在浮动车比率较高的许多主干路交叉口,精度可以达到理想效果,30 m以内的平均绝对误差对高峰期的排队检测依旧具有很大价值.     

填方路基不均匀沉降模式及其成因机制

在山区和多丘陵地区多采用挖方土石混合料填筑路基,并且形成高路堤。因此在路基的自重荷载和行车荷载共同作用下,经常出现路基的整体下沉或部分下沉,特别是一些填挖接头和桥台处,路基不均匀沉降特别突出。经过大量的实际调查以及实验,归纳起来填方路基的不均匀沉降主要有四种基本模式:路基填方压实度不足;地基中存在软弱土层;路基刚度差异过大;填充物成分不均匀。     

如何化解公司僵局探析

本文在深入分析公司僵局的含义、标准、成因及化解方法的基础上,从实务的角度出发,着重探讨律师如何充分发挥自身优势和作用,努力防范、化解公司僵局,期望引起共鸣,对该问题的解决有所帮助。     

浅谈合同管理在公路工程建设管理中的作用

合同管理贯穿于公路工程建设的整个过程,阐述了合同管理在招投标、施工等工程建设管理、造价控制中的作用。     

A Novel Approach to Vehicle Dynamics using the Theory of a Cosserat Point and its Application to Collision Analyses of Platooning Vehicles

A fully three-dimensional, computationally inexpensive vehicular model is presented. In contrast to traditional rigid body models, the vehicle's sprung mass is modeled as a (nonlinearly) deformable body. The formulation of the equations of motion is based on a continuum theory known as the theory of a Cosserat point. These equations largely preserve the relative simplicity of rigid body dynamics but incorporate deformable features. The ease of computer implementation permits the simultaneous simulation of vehicle and collision dynamics of multiple vehicles and highway objects. In this paper, the theory of a Cosserat point is summarized and its general application to vehicle and collision dynamics is illustrated. A three-dimensional collision algorithm is discussed with emphasis on small closing velocities (negligible residual crush, elastic rebound). The novel model is compared to standard procedures.     

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Active safety systems would benefit from tyre force and friction potential information. Different sensor concepts, including, among others, the EU–funded Apollo–project developed tyre sensor based on optical position detection, are being studied. The sensor can measure tyre carcass deflections with respect to the rim. The carcass deflections can be used to calculate tyre forces and they may be exploited in the estimation of friction potential. The waveforms of the sensor signal are illustrated. The vertical and lateral force estimations are presented with unavoidable compensation parts. The tyre sensor measurements were compared to the measurement–vehicle results and good correlations achieved. Continuing activities are concerned with the estimation of friction potential and the detection of aquaplaning.     

A model-based traction control strategy non-reliant on wheel slip information

A traction control system (TCS) for two-wheel-drive vehicles can conveniently be realised by means of slip control. Such a TCS is modified in this paper in order to be applicable to four-wheel-drive vehicles and anti-lock braking systems, where slip information is not readily available. A reference vehicle model is used to estimate the vehicle velocity. The reference model is excited by a saw-tooth signal in order to adapt the slip for maximum tyre traction performance. The model-based TCS is made robust to vehicle modelling errors by extending it with (i) a superimposed loop of tyre static curve gradient control or (ii) a robust switching controller based on a bi-directional saw-tooth excitation signal. The proposed traction control strategies are verified by experiments and computer simulations.     

Observer-based clutch disengagement control during gear shift process of automated manual transmission

A clutch disengagement strategy is proposed for the shift control of automated manual transmissions. The control strategy is based on a drive shaft torque observer. With the estimated drive shaft torque, the clutch can be disengaged as fast as possible without large driveline oscillations, which contributes to the reduction of total shift time and shift shock. The proposed control strategy is tested on a complete powertrain simulation model. It is verified that the system is robust to the variations of driving conditions, such as vehicle mass and road grade. It is also demonstrated that the revised system with switched gain can provide satisfactory performance even under large estimation error of the engine torque.