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

Estimating Back of Queue Location Based on Connected Vehicle Technologies

Presenter: Samaneh Khazraeian
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

Samaneh Khazraeian, Ph.D. Candidate

  • Research Interests:
    • Connected vehicle technology
    • Traffic Modeling
    • Intelligent Transportation Systems
    • Traffic Operation
  • Dissertation Title:
    • Methods for Utilizing Connected Vehicle Data in Support of Traffic Management
  • Selected Honors/Awards:
    • Best Student Paper Award, TRB 15th International Conference on Managed Lanes, 2016
    • WTS International Southwest Award, WTS International, 2016
    • Third Place, 3 Minute Thesis Competition-Mobility Category, 2016 UTC Conference, 2016
    • University-Wide Scholarship Award, Florida International University, 2015
    • Helene M. Overly Memorial Scholarship, WTS South Florida Chapter, 2015
    • Student Government Association (SGA) Award, Florida International University, 2014

[This slide contains a photo of Samaneh Khazraeian.]

Slide 2: Background

  • Rear-end collisions - caused by slow/stopped traffic
  • Queue warning systems (QWS): Timely reaction of drivers facing the queue
  • Connected vehicles-based BOQ estimation: Faster and more accurate

[This slide contains a photo of the queue warning symbol with LED technology.]

Slide 3: BOQ Estimation Methodology

[This slide contains a flowchart of the BOQ estimation methodology steps.]

Slide 4: Results

Estimated queue lengths: connected vehicle-based vs detector-based and ground truth

[This slide contains two charts of results from estimated queue lengths: the worst TCA Run and the median TCA run.]

Slide 5: Results

T-test Conducted for Determining the Effect of Queue Warning System on the Number of Rear-end Conflicts Resulted from the SSAM (Surrogate Safety Assessment Model)

[This slide contains a table of the results of tests conducted for Determining the Effect of Queue Warning System on the Number of Rear-end Conflicts Resulted from the SSAM.]

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