A detailed analysis of Half-Integer Algorithms to equalize bandwidth speeds and minimize interferences in traffic management for optimal bandwidth utilization. The methodology includes equations, algorithms, and graphical illustrations for efficient bandwidth allocation.
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Bandwidth Optimization Methodology • Half-Integer Algorithms by Brooks and Little • Based on minimizing interferences • Providing equal bandwidth solution when speeds are the same for both directions • Calculating interference for each individual intersection based on a referencing intersection, m • The referencing intersection m is the one that has the minimum green
Summary of Equations * KL, KU, and K are integers ** K is even - simultaneous; K is odd - alternate
Summary of Equations * KL, KU, and K are integers ** K is even - simultaneous); K is odd - alternate
Summary of Brooks’ Algorithm a. Find intersection “m” with smallest green b. Travel times to right of “m” (forward) are positive and to the left (backward) are negative c. Calculate least allowable IL and IU for each intersection d. Perform total interference minimization e. Identify the optimal progression band and offsets f. Construct the time-space diagram g. Adjust split of directional bandwidth if desired
No valid lower interference T.T.=34 sec 16 Lower interference calculation causes upper interference occurring. Intersection j must move up by 4 sec to reduce upper interference. Inbound band = 55-14=41 41 Iu = 24+55-61=18 55* 30+34-4+22+61 30 38 61 30+34-4+22+34=116 24 140-116=24>>6 45 30+34-4+22 30+34-4 22 30+34 16 j 41 30 55* -30 0 x
Lower Interference Gij – Gix Gij C ILjp C - ILjp <= (Gij – Gix)=Sj ILjp >= C – Sj
ILjp = (-Rxn+ Txj – Soj+ Rjp + Tjx) mod C 2-sec slack T.T.=95 sec 30 55* 0 41* 140-132=8<10 No lower interference -16+95-4-38+95=132 16 x 18 45 -16+95 65 -16+95-4 30 38 -16+95-4-38 55* j 41* 0 16 -16 x
Example There are three coordinated intersections A, B, and C with a cycle length of 140 sec. Travel times and phasing sequence and splits are shown below. Determine the maximum bandwidth and offsets. T.T.=34 sec T.T.=56 sec A B C 38 18 16 57 61* 50 41* 64 64 30 18 25
Example T.T.=34 sec T.T.=56 sec A B C 38 18 16 57 61* 50 41* 64 64 30 18 25 B: Iu =61-(-18+34-30+64+34)=61-84=-23, not valid (23>3); IL = (-18+34-9-30+34)=11* C: Iu =61-(-18+90-25+64+90)=61-61=0*, IL = (-18+90-16-25+90)=121, not valid (140-121=19>3) Therefore, it has a 11 lower interference caused by B and zero interference by C. Bandwidth = 41+(61-11)=91
Homework There are three coordinated intersections A, B, and C with a cycle length of 140 sec. Travel times and phasing sequence and splits are shown below. Determine the maximum bandwidth and offsets. T.T.=34 sec T.T.=56 sec 38 25 20 61 64 45 57 41* 55* 18 30 18
Homework There are two intersections A and B, running coordinated control for the major street, with the cycle length of 60 sec. For intersection A, The outbound through time is 15 sec, and the inbound through time is 20 sec; the outbound left-turn interval is 10 sec, and the inbound left-turn interval is 15 sec. For intersection B, The outbound through time is 20 sec, and the inbound through time is 25 sec; the outbound left-turn interval is 15 sec, and the inbound left-turn interval is 20 sec. The distance between the two intersections is 1320 feet. • Questions: • Assuming intersection A is running leading left turns, and Intersection B is running leading left turn for outbound direction and lagging left turn for inbound direction. At the speed limit of 30 mph for both directions, what is the maximum total bandwidth (of both directions) between the two intersections? • If the speed limit is 20 mph, what is the maximum bandwidth when intersection A is running leading left turn, and intersection B is running lagging left turn? • All red and yellow time can be ignored for the calculation. • Please list all your calculations and adjustments if any (Tips: use Synchro to optimize bandwidth manually to check your results)