In this paper, we consider the problem of designing traffic network signal control systems for congested urban road networks, aiming to relieve traffic congestion and improve the utilization of the existing traffic infrastructures. A Model Predictive Control (MPC) method is introduced which is based on a microscopic store-and-forward modeling (SFM) paradigm. Moreover, a preliminary simulation of urban traffic flow management is implemented with the help of MATLAB/SIMULINK and PARAMICS. The results demonstrate the efficiency and feasibility of the MPC signal control method, which can take all the operational constraints into consideration easily. And the MPC control framework can also be applied for other infrastructure systems whose characteristics are common intelligent, from a generic point of view.
Model predictive control implementation and simulation for urban traffic networks
2014-10-01
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