Estimation of O-D Matrix from Traffic Counts: How to Determine the Count locations?

Lam, William H. K.; CEng,; Mhkie,; Mice,; Fiht,

doi:10.1080/1023697x.1995.10667675

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“…As far as the problem of the optimal location of traffic counts sections, Lam [1] proposed an efficient and systematic sampling procedure in absence of prior information (previous matrices or traffic counts) in which reliability of estimated matrix is associated to location and numerousness of count sections. Lam and Yim [2] introduced the Maximal O/D Selection method to refine the selection procedure, based on the maximization of both the total and the net O/D flows captured.…”

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Heuristic methods for the optimal location of road traffic monitoring

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et al. 2006

2006 IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Conference

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The paper deals with two different heuristic\ud approaches for solving the problem of optimal location of traffic\ud count sections (OLTCS), which is a crucial issue of the design of\ud area wide ITS traffic monitoring centers. The first method\ud applies deterministic rules on O/D flows and O/D pairs\ud coverage. The second is based on a genetic algorithm (GA).\ud Both are applied on a real size extra-urban road network and\ud compared to a state-of-the art rule widely used in practical\ud applications

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