An Iterative Algorithm to Impute Truck Information over Nationwide Traffic Networks
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| author | Liu, Diyi Shiledar, Ankur Lim, Hyeonsup Sujan, Vivek Siekmann, Adam Fan, Junchuan Han, Lee D. |
| author_facet | Liu, Diyi Shiledar, Ankur Lim, Hyeonsup Sujan, Vivek Siekmann, Adam Fan, Junchuan Han, Lee D. |
| contents | Understanding the dynamics of truck volumes and activities across the skeleton traffic network is pivotal for effective traffic planning, traffic management, sustainability analysis, and policy making. Yet, relying solely on average annual daily traffic volume for trucks cannot capture the temporal changes over time. Recently, the Traffic Monitoring Analysis System dataset has emerged as a valuable resource to model the system by providing information on an hourly basis for thousands of detectors across the United States. Combining the average annual daily traffic volume from the Highway Performance Monitoring System and the Traffic Monitoring Analysis System dataset, this study proposes an elegant method of imputing information across the traffic network to generate both truck volumes and vehicle class distributions. A series of experiments evaluated the model's performance on various spatial and temporal scales. The method can be helpful as inputs for emission modeling, network resilience analysis, etc. |
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| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | An Iterative Algorithm to Impute Truck Information over Nationwide Traffic Networks Liu, Diyi Shiledar, Ankur Lim, Hyeonsup Sujan, Vivek Siekmann, Adam Fan, Junchuan Han, Lee D. Networking and Internet Architecture Understanding the dynamics of truck volumes and activities across the skeleton traffic network is pivotal for effective traffic planning, traffic management, sustainability analysis, and policy making. Yet, relying solely on average annual daily traffic volume for trucks cannot capture the temporal changes over time. Recently, the Traffic Monitoring Analysis System dataset has emerged as a valuable resource to model the system by providing information on an hourly basis for thousands of detectors across the United States. Combining the average annual daily traffic volume from the Highway Performance Monitoring System and the Traffic Monitoring Analysis System dataset, this study proposes an elegant method of imputing information across the traffic network to generate both truck volumes and vehicle class distributions. A series of experiments evaluated the model's performance on various spatial and temporal scales. The method can be helpful as inputs for emission modeling, network resilience analysis, etc. |
| title | An Iterative Algorithm to Impute Truck Information over Nationwide Traffic Networks |
| topic | Networking and Internet Architecture |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.00789 |