Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
Lecturer:
Clas Rydergren
Ellen Grumert
Composed by:
Mochdiana Hernawan (moche175@student.liu.se)
Petrus Hery Tris Cahyono (petca501@student.liu.se)
Tri Sudibyo (trisu986@student.liu.se)
Linköping University
April 2011
Table of contents
Introduction ....................................................................................................................................1
Background ....................................................................................................................................1
Usage ..........................................................................................................................................3
Overview of the system ...................................................................................................................3
Documentation................................................................................................................................6
Time plan........................................................................................................................................7
References ......................................................................................................................................7
Introduction
Nowadays, the traffic population increases rapidly so that the road is over capacity. This
condition become a problem for the transportation. To identify, analyze, design and solve the
traffic problem, traffic engineer could use simulation model. The traffic simulation model is a
technique that can be used to figure the real traffic conditions because the calibrated and
validated simulation could represent the real traffic condition. There are 3 methods of
simulation. They are micro-simulation, meso-simulation and macro-simulation. In this
project, a micro-simulation is applied to develop a model in the roundabout at the
Idrottsparken.
Background
The roundabout at Idrottsparken consists of four legs. It connects 3 roads. They are
Kungsgatan, Södra Promenaden and Albrektsvägen. Congested traffic occurs during peak
hours in the morning and afternoon. In the location, the congestion can be seen from the
queue length at each roundabout’s leg. From the preliminary survey, the long queuing
affecting the congestion is contributed by traffic flows from Kungsgatan and Sodra
Pramenaden. This project focuses on the roundabout at Idrottsparken which is influenced by
nearest intersection in Kungsgatan.
Usage
The developed model can be used to figure the current traffic situation in the roundabout at
Idrottsparken and identify the congestion problem. It also can be proposed to improve the
roundabout performance, so that this project could be an alternative suggestion for the local
authority.
The roundabout consists of 4 legs. Each leg consists of one approach lane. There are
pedestrian crossing and bicyclist lane around the roundabout. The traffic through the
roundabout consists of passenger cars, buses, heavy vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians.
The analysis focus on the roundabout only, whereas the intersection is considered in the
model because that intersection involves the roundabout congestion.
The base data needed is the roundabout, intersection and road geometry. To draw the network
geometry, we combine between the field measurement and the map digitization. The software
used is AutoCAD. The data needed include the traffic control and speed limit.
The traffic flow and turning movement is the main input for traffic simulation. Traffic flow
and turning movement data is collected by field survey. The survey is conducted during rush
hour in the morning and afternoon. Beside traffic flow and turning movement, field survey is
also collect the queue and travel time data. Queue and travel time data are used to calibrate
and validate the model.
Each data set is observed in 3 days. Because of the surveyor limitation, we divide the field
survey into 2 weeks. The traffic flows, turning movement, queue is observed in the same time
in first week. Whereas the validation process uses travel time data that are observed in the
second week in the same day. The schedule for the survey is shown in table below.
All of the data gathered from the field survey will be the input for the AIMSUN program to
be simulated in a traffic model. The built model will be calibrated and validated with the
separated data to ensure the model represent the real condition of the study area. When the
simulation model is well validated, meaning that it already represents the real traffic
conditions, the experienced problems is ready to be analyzed. Based on the problem that is
found in simulation model, we can propose a suggestion to solve the problem.
Components
The results of the project consist of:
1. Documented data collection.
2. Calibrated and validated simulation model.
3. Roundabout problem identification related with the congestion based on the
simulation model.
4. Alternative suggestions compared with the existing condition.
5. Evaluation for the new design.
Delivery
In this project, our group will deliver several items of works as described in the table below:
No Documents Due date of submission
1 Project Specification Wednesday, April 5, 2011
2 Project Plan Wednesday, April 5, 2011
3 Project report for opposition Monday, May 2, 2011
4 Opposition report Tuesday, May 17, 2011
5 Final report Friday, May 20, 2011
Documentation
The documentations in this project will typically based on the descriptions below:
No Document Name Descriptions
1 Project Specification This part of works will explain the preliminary approach and
method in conducting the project. There are simplifications
in describing the data collection methods, the analyses, or
any procedures in solving the problems in the project. This
document consists of Introduction, Background, Project
Aim and Purpose, Project Goal and Requirements, Usage,
Project System and Time Plan.
2 Project Plan This part will explain the time table and man-hours
allocation in conducting the entire works on the project
3 Project Report This is the final result of the project works. In this document
our group will report the entire problems, analysis, and
conclusion of what we obtain from the study area of
Idrottsparken roundabout. This document will be consisting
of Introduction, Overview of Existing condition, Literature
Review, Data Collection, Modeling / Simulation, Analysis,
Conclusion.
4 Opposition Report In the nearly end of the project course, our group will
oppose other group’s project which will be documented in
an opposition report, consisting of suggestions, inputs, or
critics if necessary.
5 A documented data This part is consisting of data forms, field survey forms, and
collection other data-gathering related documents. The analyses result
in the AIMSUN simulation will also collected in this part of
project.
Time plan
The time table of this project which explaining the details of works and the allocation of time,
are described in the Gant chart as in appendix.
References
…………… Traffic Analysis Toolbox Volume III : Guidelines for Applying Traffic
Microsimulation Modeling Software. Publication No. FHWA.HRT-04-040. Federal Highway
Administration. US Department of Transportation. McLean, VA 22101-2296
Supervision 4 1 All
Supervision 5 1 All
Supervision 6 1 All
4 Preliminary survey wed
1
6 Developing and finalizing the traffic survay form 4 All
7 Collecting data
Traffic Flow, turning movement and queue data 10 All
Travel time data 10 All
Road geometry and network design 1 All
Traffic signaling 1 All
8 Develop AIMSUN Modeling
Develop the model 16 All
Error checking the model 8 All
Calibrate the model with appropriate field data 16 All
Validate the model with field data 16 All
Scenario(s) as alternative suggestion 10 All
9 Project Report Writing
Draft report writing
Chapter I (Introduction) 4 All
Chapter II (Overview of Existing Condition) 4 All
Chapter III (Literature Review) 6 All
Chapter IV (Data Collection) 6 All
Chapter V (Modeling / Simulation) 4 All
Chapter VI (Analysis) 4 All
Chapter VII (Conclusion) 4 All
Finalizing report writing
Chapter I (Introduction) 2 All
Chapter II (Overview of Existing Condition) 2 All
Chapter III (Literature Review) 4 All
Chapter IV (Data Collection) 4 All
Chapter V (Modeling / Simulation) 4 All
Chapter VI (Analysis) 4 All
Chapter VII (Conclusion) 4 All
Preliminary report submission (for opposition) 1 All thu