Mikrosimülasyon Kullanılarak Bir Kavşağın Trafk Yönetim Ölçümlerinin Değerlendirilmesi

Trafk yönetiminde ele alınan iki ana amaç sinyalize olmayan kavşaklardaki trafk güvenliğive yolculuk verimliliğidir. Mikroskopik simülasyonlar ulaşım projelerinde ve yönetiminde yaygınbir şekilde kullanılmaktadırlar çünkü simülasyon güvenlidir daha ekonomiktir ve arazi uygulama vedenemelerinden daha hızlıdır. Bu çalışmada Atatürk Üniversitesi Kampüsündeki en yoğun trafk hacminesahip ve yıllık ortalama 15 kazanın olduğu Teknokent Kavşağı incelenmiştir. Araziden elde edilenölçümler VISSIM programı ile simüle edilmiştir. Farklı sinyal programları ve geometrik düzenlemelerönerilmiş ve uygulanmıştır. Uygulamalardan sonra ilgili kavşakta 1,5 yıldır herhangi bir kaza olmamıştır.Önerilen ve uygulanan sağa dönüş adaları kollardaki gecikmeleri minimize etmiştir  

Evolution of a Junction Traffc Management Measures Using Microsimulation Model

Travel effciency and traffc safety of unsignalized intersections are two main objectivesconsidered in traffc management. Microscopic simulations are widely used in transportation operationsand management analysis because “simulation is safer, less expensive and faster than feld implementationand testing”. VISSIM is a microscopic traffc simulation program. The heaviest traffc volume andannually average 15 accidents occurred in Atatürk University campus that connect Çat Road to Hospitalnamed as Teknokent Junction was studied. Field observations were simulated in VISSIM. Signalizationprogram and geometric changes were proposed and applied in the feld. After the application, no traffcaccident was observed in the junction for 1,5 years. Applied right turn island minimized the delay timefor the arms  

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