Solving the Dynamic User Optimal Assignment Problem Considering Queue Spillback

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Yu (Marco) Nie
H. M. Zhang
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[1] Northwestern University,Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
[2] University of California,Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Networks and Spatial Economics | 2010年 / 10卷
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Dynamic user optimal traffic assignment; Dynamic network loading; Variational inequality; Feasible direction algorithms;
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This paper studies the dynamic user optimal (DUO) traffic assignment problem considering simultaneous route and departure time choice. The DUO problem is formulated as a discrete variational inequality (DVI), with an embeded LWR-consistent mesoscopic dynamic network loading (DNL) model to encapsulate traffic dynamics. The presented DNL model is capable of capturing realistic traffic phenomena such as queue spillback. Various VI solution algorithms, particularly those based on feasible directions and a line search, are applied to solve the formulated DUO problem. Two examples are constructed to check equilibrium solutions obtained from numerical algorithms, to compare the performance of the algorithms, and to study the impacts of traffic interacts across multiple links on equilibrium solutions.
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