View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Archivio della ricerca- Università di Roma La Sapienza 2015 International Conference on Models and Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems (MT-ITS 2015) Budapest, Hungary 3-5 June 2015 IEEE Catalog Number: ISBN: CFP15AWU-POD 978-1-4799-8223-3 TABLE OF CONTENTS THE IMPACT OF THE LEADING VEHICLE TYPE ON CAR-FOLLOWING BEHAVIOURS ............................. 30 Pariota, Luigi ; Galante, Francesco ; Bifulco, Gennaro N. AN ITERATIVE PROCEDURE FOR ESTIMATING THE GENERALIZED AVERAGE SPEED USING MICROSCOPIC POINT MEASUREMENTS .................................................................................................... 38 Jamshidnejad, Anahita ; De Schutter, Bart PARAMETER SAMPLING STRATEGIES IN TRAFFIC MICROSIMULATION .................................................... 45 Punzo, Vincenzo ; Montanino, Marcello LOOK-AHEAD CRUISE CONTROL DESIGN IN VISSIM SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT................................ 52 Mihaly, Andras ; Nemeth, Balazs ; Bede, Zsuzsanna ; Gaspar, Peter DEVELOPING INSIGHT INTO EFFECTIVE SPSA PARAMETERS THROUGH SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS........................................................................................................................................................................... 58 Markou, Ioulia ; Antoniou, Constantinos USING TRAFFIC DATA OF VARIOUS TYPES IN THE ESTIMATION OF DYNAMIC O-D MATRICES.......................................................................................................................................................................... 66 Kostic, Bojan ; Gentile, Guido ENERGY-EFFICIENT ROUTING STRATEGIES BASED ON REAL-TIME DATA OF A LOCAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CENTER ............................................................................................................................. 74 Liebscher, Anja ; Krumnow, Mario ; Krimmling, Jurgen ; Hanisch, Falk ; Baker, Bernard THE ELEVATION FACTOR: DIGITAL ELEVATION MODEL QUALITY AND SAMPLING IMPACTS ON ELECTRIC VEHICLE ENERGY ESTIMATION ERRORS ............................................................... 81 Graser, Anita ; Asamer, Johannes ; Ponweiser, Wolfgang COST AND RISK SENSITIVE DECISION MAKING AND CONTROL FOR HIGHWAY OVERTAKING MANEUVER ........................................................................................................................................... 87 Mihaly, Andras ; Milacski, Zoltan Adam ; Toser, Zoltan ; Lorincz, Andras ; Tettamanti, Tamas ; Varga, Istvan SHORT-TERM TRAFFIC PREDICTIONS ON LARGE URBAN TRAFFIC NETWORKS: APPLICATIONS OF NETWORK-BASED MACHINE LEARNING MODELS AND DYNAMIC TRAFFIC ASSIGNMENT MODELS................................................................................................................................ 93 Fusco, Gaetano ; Colombaroni, Chiara ; Comelli, Luciano ; Isaenko, Natalia TRAFFIC SPEED PREDICTION METHOD FOR URBAN NETWORKS — AN ANN APPROACH ................... 102 Csikos, Alfred ; Viharos, Zsolt Janos ; Kis, Krisztian Balazs ; Tettamanti, Tamas ; Varga, Istvan A DEMONSTRATION OF DISTRIBUTION-BASED CALIBRATION..................................................................... 109 Markou, Ioulia ; Papathanasopoulou, Vasileia ; Antoniou, Constantinos MICROSCOPIC REAL-TIME TRAFFIC SIMULATIONS TO SUPPORT ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS................................................................................................................................................. 116 Krumnow, Mario ; Liebscher, Anja ; Krimmling, Jurgen ; Schubert, Torsten ; Baker, Bernard ESTIMATING TRAVEL TIMES FROM STATIC MAP ATTRIBUTES................................................................... 121 Leodolter, Maximilian ; Koller, Hannes ; Straub, Markus REAL-TIME TRAFFIC MONITORING BY FUSING FLOATING CAR DATA WITH STATIONARY DETECTOR DATA ............................................................................................................................... 127 Houbraken, Maarten ; Audenaert, Pieter ; Colle, Didier ; Pickavet, Mario ; Scheerlinck, Karolien ; Yperman, Isaak ; Logghe, Steven SHORT-TERM REAL-TIME TRAFFIC PREDICTION METHODS: A SURVEY.................................................. 132 Barros, Joaquim ; Araujo, Miguel ; Rossetti, Rosaldo J.F. OBSERVING REROUTING PHENOMENA IN DYNAMIC TRAFFIC NETWORKS ............................................ 140 Kucharski, Rafal ; Gentile, Guido AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO APDATIVE ANTICIPATORY TRAFFIC CONTROL AND PARAMETER ESTIMATION......................................................................................................................................... 148 Huang, Wei ; Tampere, Chris M.J. ; Viti, Francesco SYSTEMATIC ASSESSMENT OF LOCAL & GLOBAL SIGNAL CONTROL POLICIES: A METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE......................................................................................................................... 156 Cantelmo, Guido ; Viti, Francesco ; Rinaldi, Marco ; Tampere, Chris M.J. ; Smith, Mike J. ; Nokel, Klaus COMPARING EMISSION AND TRAFFIC FLOW MODELS OF DIFFERENT CATEGORIES .......................... 164 Behrisch, Michael ; Erdmann, Jakob AN ASSESSMENT OF VMS-REROUTING AND TRAFFIC SIGNAL PLANNING WITH EMISSION OBJECTIVES IN AN URBAN NETWORK — A CASE STUDY FOR THE CITY OF GRAZ ................................................................................................................................................................................. 169 Kolbl, Robert ; Heilmann, Bernhard ; Bauer, Dietmar ; Lenz, Gernot ; Litzenberger, Martin ; Cagran, Bernd ; Mascia, Margherita ; Hu, Simon A CASE STUDY IN ISTANBUL E-80: INTELLIGENT SPEED CHANGE AT THE HIGHWAY FOR REDUCING GAS EMISSION ................................................................................................................................ 177 Oner, Alper ; Gunel, Gulay Oke A TRANSIT BOTTLENECK MODEL FOR WAITING PASSENGERS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR TRAFFIC ASSIGNMENT ...................................................................................................................................... 184 Leurent, Fabien ; Chandakas, Ektoras ; Christoforou, Zoi HOW CAN A TRANSPORT MODEL BE INTEGRATED TO THE STRATEGIC TRANSPORT PLANNING APPROACH: A CASE STUDY FROM BUDAPEST .............................................................................. 192 Matrai, Tamas ; Abel, Melinda ; Kerenyi, Laszlo Sandor MODEL-BASED AND EMPIRICAL PERFORMANCE ANALYSES FOR PASSENGER POSITIONING ALGORITHMS IN A SPECIFIC BUS CABIN ENVIRONMENT ................................................... 200 Michler, Oliver ; Weber, Richard ; Forster, Georg ANALYSIS OF BERLIN'S TAXI SERVICES BY EXPLORING GPS TRACES ...................................................... 209 Bischoff, Joschka ; Maciejewski, Michal ; Sohr, Alexander ASSESSING THE CONSISTENCY BETWEEN OBSERVED AND MODELLED ROUTE CHOICES THROUGH GPS DATA ................................................................................................................................ 216 Hadjidimitriou, Selini Natalia ; Dell'Amico, Mauro ; Cantelmo, Guido ; Viti, Francesco MODELLING AND SIMULATING BLUETOOTH-BASED MOVING OBSERVERS............................................ 223 Gurczik, Gaby ; Behrisch, Michael FULLY AGENT-BASED SIMULATION MODEL OF MULTIMODAL MOBILITY IN EUROPEAN CITIES ............................................................................................................................................................................... 229 Certicky, Michal ; Drchal, Jan ; Cuchy, Marek ; Jakob, Michal ENRICHING THE TRANSPORT MODEL OF THE ROTTERDAM REGION BY CELL PHONE DATA.................................................................................................................................................................................. 237 Friso, K. ; Rijsdijk, J. ; de Graaf, S.W. A MARKOV CHAIN DYNAMIC MODEL FOR TRIP GENERATION AND DISTRIBUTION BASED ON CDR ............................................................................................................................................................... 243 Di Donna, Simone Aniello ; Cantelmo, Guido ; Viti, Francesco COMPARATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR ACTIVITY-TRAVEL DIARY COLLECTION SYSTEMS ..................... 251 Prelipcean, Adrian C. ; Gidofalvi, Gyozo ; Susilo, Yusak O. SIMULATION RESULTS FOR A DAILY ACTIVITY CHAIN OPTIMIZATION METHOD................................ 259 Esztergar-Kiss, Domokos ; Rozsa, Zoltan IMPACTS OF ADVANCED TRAVELER INFORMATION SYSTEMS: THE CASE OF THE CITY OF PATRAS....................................................................................................................................................................... 265 Alexandri, Dimitra ; Iordanopoulos, Panagiotis ; Chrysostomou, Katerina ; Mitsakis, Evangelos OPTIMIZED ENERGY MANAGEMENT OF INDUCTIVELY CHARGED ELECTRIC BUSES REFLECTING OPERATIONAL CONSTRAINTS AND TRAFFIC CONDITIONS ................................................ 273 Kurzcvezil, Tamas ; Schnieder, Lars ; Burmeister, Felix A NEW APPROACH FOR TRAIN CALENDAR DESCRIPTION GENERATION ................................................. 280 Amorosi, Lavinia ; Dell'Olmo, Paolo ; Giacco, Giovanni Luca ESTIMATING THE AVERAGE SPEED OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT VEHICLES BASED ON TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM DATA ......................................................................................................................... 287 Oskarbski, Jacek ; Birr, Krystian ; Miszewski, Michal ; Zarski, Karol A CONCEPT OF AN ENERGY OPTIMAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION NETWORK....................................... 294 Kretschmer, Andreas ; Aba, Attila ; Baroncelli, Camilla ; Esztergar-Kiss, Domokos ESTIMATION OF SAMPLE SIZE TO FORECAST TRAVEL DEMAND IN URBAN PUBLIC TRANSPORT .................................................................................................................................................................... 300 Horvath, Balazs ; Horvath, Richard INTEGRATED INFORMATION APPLICATION ON MOBILE DEVICES FOR AIR PASSENGERS ................................................................................................................................................................... 304 Karadi, Daniel ; Csiszar, Csaba ; Nagy, Eniko COMPARE ANT-COLONY AND GENETIC ALGORITHM FOR SHORTEST PATH PROBLEM AND INTRODUCE THEIR PARALLEL IMPLEMENTATIONS .............................................................................. 312 Katona, Geza ; Lenart, Balazs ; Juhasz, Janos SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR INVESTIGATING CROWD-SENSING BASED URBAN PARKING .......................................................................................................................................................................... 320 Farkas, Karoly ; Lendak, Imre MANEUVERS ANALYSIS OF SHARED TAXI AND THEIR EFFECTS ON FLOW CHARACTERISTICS ...................................................................................................................................................... 328 Zefreh, Mohammad Maghrour ; Mandoki, Peter ; Torok, Adam ; Toth, Janos PUBLIC TRANSIT COORDINATION UNDER DIFFERENT STRATEGIES BETWEEN OPERATORS .................................................................................................................................................................... 333 Meng, M. ; Lam, S.H. ; Li, S. ; Wong, Y.D. A STATE-OF-THE-ART INTEGRATED TRANSPORTATION SIMULATION PLATFORM.............................. 340 Azevedo, Tiago ; Rossetti, Rosaldo J.F. ; Barbosa, Jorge G. MODELLING AND ANALYSIS METHODS OF INTEGRATED INFORMATION SYSTEMS OF TRANSPORTATION........................................................................................................................................................ 348 Sandor, Zsolt ; Csiszar, Csaba TACKLING SUSTAINABLE URBAN TRANSPORT POLICY MEASURES IN TRANSPORT MODELS............................................................................................................................................................................ 356 Berki, Zsolt STATUS OF LAND USE AND TRANSPORT MODELING IN HUNGARY ............................................................. 362 Gaal, Bertalan CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS OF ITS EFFECT ON SCGE MODELS ......................................................................... 367 Futyu, Istvan ; Tanczos, Katalin COMPLEX NETWORK ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ........................................................................................................................................... 371 Haznagy, Andor ; Fi, Istvan ; London, Andras ; Nemeth, Tamas AREA-WIDE ANPR COVERAGE WITH A SMALL NUMBER OF INSTRUMENTED VEHICLES ................... 379 Gunay, Banihan ; Saltan, Mehmet ; Ilgaz, Arzu ; Albayrak, Yalcin ARCHITECTURES FOR DISTRIBUTED, INTERACTIVE AND INTEGRATED TRAFFIC SIMULATIONS................................................................................................................................................................. 387 Raghothama, Jayanth ; Azhari, Mohammed ; Carretero, Miguel Ramos ; Meijer, Sebastiaan THE METHODOLOGY OF URBAN TRANSPORT CORRIDORS EVALUATION ............................................... 395 Bauer, Marek ; Szarata, Andrzej ANALYSIS OF THE DEMAND FOR AN ELECTRONIC ADVISE OF TRAFFIC CODE VIOLATIONS.................................................................................................................................................................... 402 Carrese, Stefano ; Nigro, Marialisa ; Patella, Sergio Maria PEDESTRIAN DETECTION BY PROFILE LASER SCANNING.............................................................................. 408 Lovas, Tamas ; Barsi, Arpad PEDESTRIAN DETECTION IN SURVEILLANCE VIDEOS BASED ON CS-LBP FEATURE............................. 413 Varga, Domonkos ; Havasi, Laszlo ; Sziranyi, Tamas EFFICIENT DRIVING ALGORITHMS FOR NON-DISTURBED AND DISTURBED TRAINS WITH THE CBTC SIGNALLING SYSTEM ................................................................................................................. 418 Carvajal-Carreno, William ; Garcia, Asuncion P.Cucala ; Fernandez-Cardador, Antonio ; Soder, Lennart A MODULAR MODEL TO SCHEDULE PREDICTIVE RAILWAY MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS................................................................................................................................................................... 426 Consilvio, Alice ; Di Febbraro, Angela ; Sacco, Nicola A MODEL FOR ATTRIBUTING THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF DELAY PROPAGATION ON RAILWAY NETWORKS ................................................................................................................................................. 434 Costalli, Luigi ; Baroncelli, Camilla A MODEL PATTERN OF RAILWAY INTERLOCKING SYSTEM BY PETRI NETS........................................... 442 Sun, Pengfei ; Collart-dutilleul, Simon ; Bon, Philippe ARTERY: EXTENDING VEINS FOR VANET APPLICATIONS .............................................................................. 450 Riebl, Raphael ; Gunther, Hendrik-Jorn ; Facchi, Christian ; Wolf, Lars ICT IN ROAD VEHICLES — THE VEHICLEICT PLATFORM .............................................................................. 457 Lengyel, Laszlo ; Ekler, Peter ; Ujj, Tamas ; Balogh, Tamas ; Charaf, Hassan ; Szalay, Zsolt ; Jereb, Laszlo INTEGRATED MODELLING OF BUSINESS PROCESSES AND REAL TIME COMMUNICATION FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT: MODELLING CONNECTION PROTECTION WITH BUSINESS PROCESS MODEL AND NOTATION .......................................................................................... 463 Schnieder, Lars ; Barrilero, Marta ; Wermser, Diederich ; Bock, Ulrich ICT IN ROAD VEHICLES — RELIABLE VEHICLE SENSOR INFORMATION FROM OBD VERSUS CAN.................................................................................................................................................................... 469 Szalay, Zsolt ; Kanya, Zoltan ; Lengyel, Laszlo ; Ekler, Peter ; Ujj, Tamas ; Balogh, Tamas ; Charaf, Hassan SECURITY ISSUES AND VULNERABILITIES IN CONNECTED CAR SYSTEMS .............................................. 477 Becsi, Tamas ; Aradi, Szilard ; Gaspar, Peter LDM-BASED DYNAMIC NETWORK DISCOVERY AND SELECTION FOR IPV6 MOBILITY MANAGEMENT OPTIMIZATION IN C-ITS ENVIRONMENTS ............................................................................. 483 Varga, Norbert ; Bokor, Laszlo ; Fischer, Hans-Joachim A VARIABLE NEIGHBORHOOD SEARCH FOR OPTIMAL SCHEDULING AND ROUTING OF TAKE-OFF AND LANDING AIRCRAFT ..................................................................................................................... 491 Sama, Marcella ; D'Ariano, Andrea ; Toli, Alessandro ; Pacciarelli, Dario ; Corman, Francesco 3D AIRSPACE SECTOR DESIGN BY GENETIC ALGORITHM ............................................................................. 499 Sergeeva, Marina ; Delahaye, Daniel ; Mancel, Catherine REOPENING THE KOSOVO UPPER AIRSPACE: ANALYZING THE FIRST YEAR OF OPERATIONS................................................................................................................................................................... 507 Schvab, Zoltan ; Markovits-Somogyi, Rita OPTIMIZING HYBRID OPERATIONS AT LARGE-SCALE AUTOMATED CONTAINER TERMINALS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 514 Corman, Francesco ; Xin, Jianbin ; Toli, Alessandro ; Negenborn, Rudy R. ; D'Ariano, Andrea ; Sama, Marcella ; Lodewijks, Gabriel A COST EVALUATION ANALYSIS FOR NAVAL ACCESSIBILITY TO SARDINIA AND CORSICA........................................................................................................................................................................... 522 Carrese, Stefano ; Cuneo, Valerio ; Patella, Sergio Maria THE HUNGARIAN NATIONAL FREIGHT TRANSPORT MODEL ........................................................................ 530 Cselle, Ferenc ; Berki, Zsolt Author Index