Evaluation of intelligent road transportation systems : methods and results

Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) use information and communications technologies (ICT) to deliver transport improvements instead of extending physical infrastructure, thereby saving money and reducing environmental impact. This book provides an overview of ICT-based intelligent road transport sys...

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Other Authors Lu, Meng (Editor)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published London : The Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2016.
SeriesIET transportation series ; 7.
Subjects
Intelligent transportation systems > Evaluation.
Intelligent transportation systems.
Highway engineering.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781785611735
1785611739
1785611720
9781785611728
Physical Description1 online resource : illustrations.

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Table of Contents:
  • Foreword; Preface; List of acronyms; Part I. Introduction; 1. History and deployment of ITS (Intelligent Transport Systems) technologies and an outline of the book chapters
  • Adrian Zlocki, Felix Fahrenkrog and Meng Lu; Part II. Needs and methods; 2. ITS evaluation policy
  • Culture and needs
  • Martin Böhm, Barbara Flechl, Walter Aigner and Caroline Visser; 3. Frameworks and methods for ITS evaluation
  • Evangelos Mitsakis, Josep Maria Salanova Grau, Panagiotis Iordanopoulos and Evangelos Mintsis; 4. Evaluation of the impact of ITS
  • Luca Studer and Giovanna Marchionni.
  • 5. ITS evaluation
  • A network perspective
  • Richard Mudge6. Field Operational Tests (FOTs)
  • The ultimate answer to impact evaluation?
  • Stig E.R. Franzén and I.C. MariAnne Karlsson; 7. Assessing transport measures using cost-benefit and multi-criteria analysis
  • Henk Taale, Jan Kiel and Arnoud Muizer; 8. Technical assessment of the performance of in-vehicle systems
  • Jacques Ehrlich and Nicolas Hautière; 9. Evaluation of ITS: opportunities and challenges in the era of new pervasive technology
  • Susan Grant-Muller and Frances Hodgson.
  • Part III. Intelligent road transport systems evaluation results10. Evaluating cooperative ITS
  • Alan Stevens, Simon Ball and Jean Hopkin; 11. The evolution towards automated driving
  • Classification of impacts, review of assessments of automated driving functions, challenges for evaluation
  • Torsten Geißler, Risto Kulmala and Oliver Carsten; 12. User-related evaluation of ADAS and automated driving
  • András Várhelyi.
  • 13. Towards a coherent cost-benefit analysis of ITS
  • A review of effects and assessments of ITS applications for traffic management in Sweden
  • Carsten Sachse, Carl-Henrik Sandbreck, Andreas Larsson and Tor Skoglund14. Effectiveness of Intelligent Transport Systems: Wet Weather Pilot
  • Qudus Wazirzada, Glenn Geers and Parikshit Kumar Basu; 15. Benefits and evaluation of ITS projects
  • Examples from China
  • Jianping Wu, Ling Huang, Ruimin Li and Hongtong Qiu; 16. Overload control benefit and cost considerations
  • Johann Andersen, Berino Lorio and Paul Vorster.
  • Part IV. Discussion and conclusions17. Evaluation of intelligent road transport systems: key findings, challenges and future work
  • Meng Lu; Appendix I. Biographies; Appendix II. Bibliography of further reading; Index.

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