Freight origin-destination (OD) information is increasingly important for understanding the influence of transportation on network congestion. Traditional OD estimation methods based on a single data source, usually loop detectors, are not easily transferred to freight OD estimation. However, alternative data capture technologies are nowadays available to gather traffic information. Examples are automatic number plate recognition (ANPR), Bluetooth scanners, and Weigh-in-Motion systems. This paper aims to develop feasible approaches based on Entropy Maximization and Bayesian Networks to estimate freight OD matrix using multiple sources of captured data. In the case of the A15 motorway in the Netherlands, we illustrate how the captured data is informative about transport behavior in the area and how the proposed methods lead to an estimation of the freight OD matrix.
Freight origin-destination estimation based on multiple data source
2012-09-01
375894 byte
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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