Oner, 2004 - Google Patents
A simulation approach to modeling traffic in construction zonesOner, 2004
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A simulation model has been designed to model the traffic when the number of lanes has been reduced due to construction work (bottleneck) using the ARENA simulation program. The ARENA simulation model consists of about 1750 modules (statements) and it uses the …
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