重庆交通大学：《交通控制理论和方法 Traffic Control Theory and Methods》研究生课程PPT教学课件_chapter1 Introduction

Traffic Control Theory and Methods (交通控制理论和方法 For Master Students in Transport Chongqing Jiaotong University

Traffic Control Theory and Methods (交通控制理论和方法 ) Chongqing Jiaotong University For Master Students in Transport

Introduce Myself Professor Dr Baichuan Lu 2. Educations: Technical University of lisbon 3. Research areas: Traffic Information Eng. control 4. Contact: QQ: 656542576

Introduce Myself 1. Professor: Dr. Baichuan Lu 2. Educations: Technical University of Lisbon 3. Research areas: Traffic Information Eng. & Control 4. Contact: QQ: 656542576

What Are the characteristics in this course 1. It is taught both in English and Chinese. You student please fill a table, then I can know the practical situations about your real English capacities 2. Every student should know how to read English materials. In meantime, each chapter of Transport systems and Traffic Control will be given to one student to read and translate into chinese. After then, every student will do a brief presentation based on your chapter 3. Every student may have different background, but in this course,it will contain what it should include. Every student should learn himself what he does not know in his free time

What Are the Characteristics in this Course 1. It is taught both in English and Chinese. You student please fill a table, then I can know the practical situations about your real English capacities. 2. Every student should know how to read English materials. In meantime, each chapter of Transport Systems and Traffic Control will be given to one student to read and translate into Chinese. After then, every student will do a brief presentation based on your chapter. 3. Every student may have different background, but in this course, it will contain what it should include. Every student should learn himself what he does not know in his free time

Chapter one Introduction I What are transport systems 2 What is traffic control system 3 What are the differences between transport planning and traffic control 4 History of the traffic control system 1.5 Next generation of traffic control system

1.1 What are transport systems 1.2 What is traffic control system 1.3 What are the differences between transport planning and traffic control 1.4 History of the traffic control system 1.5 Next generation of traffic control system Chapter one Introduction

Chapter One Introduction 1. I What are transport systems Transport is an important element in economic development and affords the social and political interactions that most people take for granted Transport is provided across a range of networks. These have grown with time as technology improvement and innovation have allowed individuals to develop new networks and refine the systems that exist (foot, pack animal, wheel, boat, ship, steam power, jet power telecommunication.)

Chapter One Introduction 1.1 What are transport systems: Transport is an important element in economic development and affords the social and political interactions that most people take for granted. Transport is provided across a range of networks. These have grown with time as technology improvement and innovation have allowed individuals to develop new networks and refine the systems that exist. (foot, pack animal, wheel, boat, ship, steam power, jet power, telecommunication…)

Chapter One Introduction 1. 2 What is traffic control system Traffic control systems are the most visible element of the urban infrastructure They are not just physical systems like telephones or sewers or streets although their technological elements, traffic lights, signs, and painted pavements, fit that description. Rather, they are systems that attempt to impose a strong social control over the most fundamental of human behaviors whether to move or be still. Traffic engineers must control police, drivers, and pedestrians. For most other elements of the urban infrastructure, controlling the behavior of users did not constitute the primary goal of designers. 1 For traffic engineers, understanding and manipulating the behavioral patterns of drivers and pedestrians proved to be a more important problem than the control mechanisms themselves. Traffic engineers learned rapidly to pay careful attention to ergonomics(人机工程学), the inter face between people and machines

1.2 What is traffic control system: Traffic control systems are the most visible element of the urban infrastructure. They are not just physical systems like telephones or sewers or streets, although their technological elements, traffic lights, signs, and painted pavements, fit that description. Rather, they are systems that attempt to impose a strong social control over the most fundamental of human behaviors, whether to move or be still. Traffic engineers must control police, drivers, and pedestrians. For most other elements of the urban infrastructure, controlling the behavior of users did not constitute the primary goal of designers.1 For traffic engineers, understanding and manipulating the behavioral patterns of drivers and pedestrians proved to be a more important problem than the control mechanisms themselves. Traffic engineers learned rapidly to pay careful attention to ergonomics (人机工程学), the interface between people and machines

Chapter One Introduction 1.3. What are the differences between transport planning and traffic control What does it has to be done before the construction of an intersection hat does it has to be done after the construction of an intersection What are the main differences from point of view in macro or micro?

1.3.What are the differences between transport planning and traffic control . • What does it has to be done before the construction of an intersection ？ • What does it has to be done after the construction of an intersection ？ • What are the main differences from point of view in macro or micro?

Chapter One Introduction 1. 4. History of the traffic control system Increase of vehicles Policeman Cutting the corners off a square sign Semaphore The colors derived from railroad signal systems(those, in turn, derived from maritime signals, and those from light houses The automatically timed lights Single intersection · More intersections

1.4. History of the traffic control system • Increase of vehicles • Policeman • Cutting the corners off a square sign • Semaphore • The colors derived from railroad signal systems (those, in turn, derived from maritime signals, and those from light￾houses) • The automatically timed lights: • Single intersection • More intersections

Chapter One Introduction 1.5. Next generation of traffic control system 口 Traffic Management roadside systems 口 Demand Management incident management traffic capacity demand demand intelligent vehicles trans port mode route lal monitoring demand choice choice choice and control centres Dedicated lanes in-vehicle information informat at homefofice pricing schemes

1.5. Next generation of traffic control system

Chapter One Introduction Summary and discussions

Summary and discussions