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‘UK project to trial real-time traffic simulation to improve air quality’ Traffic Technology Today 18 May 2015 The uTRAQ project in the east Midlands is seeking to advance real-time traffic management with the specific goal of reducing air pollution. With air quality and traffic management considered high priority policy issues for both central government and local authorities, a key strength of the system is its modular nature and ability to interface with existing and future advanc [...]

‘Aimsun Online delivers real-time decision support’ ITS America 2015 Preview News 5 May 2015 TSS-Transport Simulation Systems is an ITS America partner this year at Pittsburgh and will be showcasing the Aimsun Online real-time decision support system for traffic management. Two high-profile traffic management projects using this system as their analytical engine are the award-winning Interstate 15 Integrated Corridor Management System (ICMS) led by the San Diego Association of Govern [...]

‘Evolution de la modélisation des déplacements : la modélisation mésoscopique appliquée au cas de Montréal’ La revue TEC 224/225 « Actualité des ITS dans le monde francophone – Systèmes coopératifs au service de l’automobiliste – Congrès 2015 » Avril 2015 Dans la revue trimestrielle TEC, Emmanuel Bert, TSS-Transport Simulation Systems, explique pourquoi le groupe « modélisation du trafic » de la ville de Montréal, EMViM, a choisi le software Aimsun pour créer son modèle à très grande [...]

‘Quelle voiture pour demain?’ CNRS Le Journal Avril 2015 Dans le cadre de l’étude ‘Voiture du futur’ menée par Le Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), l’équipe NeCS du Gipsa-Lab travaille sur des algorithmes de régulation et de prédiction du trafic à l’aide d’un dispositif expérimental installé sur la rocade intérieure sud de la ville, le Grenoble Traffic Lab. Cette portion de route, longue de 10,5 km, connaît tous les jours des engorgements au [...]

MIT study shows better traffic signals can cut greenhouse gas emissions ‘Better traffic signals can cut greenhouse gas emissions’ MIT News April 2015 A study by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology could lead to better ways of programming traffic lights to reduce delays, improve efficiency, and reduce emissions. While existing programs can simulate both city-scale and driver-scale traffic behaviour, integrating the two has been a problem. Using Aimsun traffic stud [...]