DTA2010 The Third International Symposium on Dynamic Traffic Assignment

DTA2010 - Final Programme

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31st July

Time
Title
Authors
8:35-9:50
Session 10 : The Day of Day-to-day Models (1) chaired by F. Kurauchi
Modeling the Day-to-Day Traffic Evolution Process after an Unexpected Network Disruption
Xiaozheng He
Henry X. Liu
An Experimental Study of Effects of Travel Time Distribution Information on Dynamic Route Choice Behavior Mitsuhisa Tanaka
Nobuhiro Uno
Yasuhiro Shiomi
Yoongho Ahn
An Evolutionary Approach to Dynamic Traffic Congestion Control: Implementing Tradable Network Permits Based on Combinatorial Auction Kentaro Wada
Takashi Akamatsu
9:50-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-12:00
Session 11 : The Day of Day-to-day Models (2) chaired by G. E. Cantarella
Evaluating Network Performance Using Different Dynamic Traffic Models Within a DTA Framework Isaak Yperman
M. Snelder
Detector Placement Optimisation Based on DTA and Empirical Data Tian Jiang
Marc Miska
Masao Kuwahara
Dynamic Route Choice Adjustment Process Using the Log Files of Car Navigation Systems Seungae Lee
Sooil Lee
Hyeokjun Son
Injoon Choi
Comparing the Transient Dynamics and Equilibria of Perturbed Networks with Differing Structural Properties John Armstrong
Richard Connors
David Watling
12:00-13:15

Conference Lunch (provided in the hotel)

13:15-15:20
Session 12 : The Day of Day-to-day Models (3) chaired by M. Kuwahara
Signal Setting with Demand Assignment: Global Optimization with Equilibrium Stability Constraints Giulio E. Cantarella
P. Velonà
A.Vitetta
Discretised Vehicle Assignment: Characteristics of Equilibrium Solutions and Evolution Processes Takamasa Iryo
Dynamic Process Models for Long-Range Transport Planning David Watling
The Long Term Behaviour of Day-To-Day Traffic Assignment Models Mike Smith
Martin Hazelton
Hong K. Lo
Giulio E. Cantarella
David Watling
Dynamic Traffic Assignment under Equilibrium and Non-equilibrium: Do We Need a Paradigm Shift? Chris M.J. Tampère
Francesco Viti
15:20-16:00
Coffee Break
16:00-17:00
Keynote Speech : chaired by T. Iryo
Professor Terry Friesz:
Dynamic Traffic Assignment: Some History,Unanswered Questions and New Directions
17:00-17:20
Closing Remark

 

(Train from Takayama Station to Nagoya departs at 18:45)


Note: All sesions are oral sessions; each presentation consists of 12mins talk and 13 mins discussions.

 

 
Updated on 25th July, 2010