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Data and Connected Vehicle Support of Active Traffic Management Strategies
(October 31, 2016)

Estimating Connected Vehicle Market Penetration with the Consideration of Socioeconomic Characteristics of a Region

Presenter: Md Shahadat Iqbal
Presenter’s Org: Florida International University (FIU)

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The slides in this presentation are branded with the FIU Engineering and Computing logo.

Slide 1: Presenter Introduction

Md Shahadat Iqbal, Ph.D. Candidate

  • Research Interests:
    • Intelligent Transportation Systems
    • Connected Vehicle
    • Traveler Information System
    • Traffic Simulation
  • Dissertation Title:
    • Assessment of Traveler Information System Processes with the Consideration of Connected Vehicle Technologies
  • Selected Honors/Awards:
    • Anne S. Brewer Scholarship Award, ITS Florida, 2015
    • STRIDE Best Poster Award, 2014

[This slide contains a photo of Md Shahadat Iqbal.]

Slide 2: Problem Statement

Future market penetration of connected vehicle

[This slide contains a graph that displays the predicted future steady growth of connected vehicle market penetration.]

Slide 3: Problem Statement (Con’t)

Vehicle age distribution (Miller et al., 2002)

[This slide contains a line graph that shows the vehicle age distribution.]

Slide 4: Methodology

Determination of Zone Specific MP

[This slide contains a line graph that shows the prediction that the percentage of connected vehicles (CVs) will increase steadily over time.]

Slide 5: Methodology

MP at zonal level → CV trips and non-CV trips from each zone → Traffic Assignment → MP variation at link level

Slide 6: Result

Links CV percentage is lognormally distributed

[This slide contains four graphs: empirical and theoretical dens, Q-Q Plot, Empirical and Theoretical CDFs, and P-P plot.]

Slide 7: Result

Variation of CV market penetration

[This slide contains a vertical bar graph that show the results from the variation of CV market penetration.]

Slide 8: Application

  1. NGSIM
    • Vehicle Trajectory Data
  2. TCA
    • A tool developed by FHWA
    • Modified to incorporate stochasticity
  3. CV Data
    • BSM data
  4. Travel Time
    • Further processed to get travel time

Slide 9: Application

Travel time error at different MP of CV

[This slide contains a line graph that shows the MAPE of travel time error at different market penetrations of CV.]

Slide 10: Application

Travel time error at different year

[This slide contains a line graph that shows the MAPE of travel time over Year of CV implementation.]

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