The Symposium presented and discussed the latest research on new theories and advanced applications of automatic systems, which are developed for manufacturing technology or are applicable to advanced manufacturing systems. The topics included computer integrated manufacturing, simulation and the in
Control, Computers, Communications in Transportation. Selected Papers from the IFAC/IFIP/IFORS Symposium, Paris, France, 19β21 September 1989
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- Publisher
- Elsevier Ltd, Pergamon
- Year
- 1990
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- English
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- 272
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- IFAC Symposia Series
- Edition
- 1st
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- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This volume investigates developments and future trends in transportation research and what effects they will have on society. The coverage is broad; including road (urban and motorway), rail and air-traffic control. The sections deal with safety aspects, modelling and simulation, the use of sensors and image processing. The final section covers the development and implementation of new route guidance systems. This up-to-date information will be of use to transport engineers, urban planners, operations research and systems scientists
β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
IFAC SYMPOSIA SERIES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
IFAC/IFIP/IFORS SYMPOSIUM ON CONTROL, COMPUTERS, COMMUNICATIONS IN TRANSPORTATION, Page v
INTRODUCTION, Page vii, Jean-Paul PERRIN, Jean-Jacques HENRY
COMMUNICATIONS WITH AIRCRAFT FOR THE CIVIL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, Pages 1-7, F. Brangier, F. Monteil, J.L. Pirat
SLOTTED WAVE GUIDE FOR AUTOMATIC COMMAND AND CONTROL OF TRAINS, Pages 9-14, M. Heddebaut, P. Degauque, D. Duhot, D. Charpentier
TEST AND DEVELOPMENT BENCH FOR AN IN-BORNE COMPUTING ARCHITECTURE, Pages 15-18, J. Bancelin, H. Bordenave
DISCRETE MINIMAL RADIO ZONE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM IN RACS PROJECT AND ITS PERFORMANCE EVALUATION, Pages 19-26, H. Kawashima, Y. Ishii, R. Fukui
ROAD TRAFFIC MONITORING USING IMAGE PROCESSINGβA SURVEY OF SYSTEMS, TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS, Pages 27-34, C.L. Wan, K.W. Dickinson
TITAN: NEW TRAFFIC MEASUREMENTS BY IMAGE PROCESSING, Pages 35-42, J.M. Blosseville, C. Krafft, F. Lenoir, V. Motyka, S. Beucher
INTERPRETATION OF TRAFFIC SCENES BY EVALUATION OF OPTICAL FLOW FIELDS FROM IMAGE SEQUENCES, Pages 43-50, W. Enkelmann
3-D MOTION FROM LINE IMAGE SEQUENCES FOR INTRUSION DETECTION ON L.R.T. TRACKS, Pages 51-56, L. Duvieubourg, J.G. Postaire, J.P. Deparis
COMPUTER VISION AS A TRAFFIC SURVEILLANCE TOOL, Pages 57-64, N. Hoose
THE DILEMMA PHENOMENON AND ITS DETECTION AND MEASUREMENT USING A NEW TYPE OF OPTOELECTRONIC SENSOR, Pages 65-69, K. Shigeta, N. Ooyama, T. Saito
AUTOMATIC SPLIT AND COMBINE SYSTEM OF THE SHINKANSEN TRAIN, Pages 71-77, T. Watanabe, Y. Komoto
VITAL CODED MICROPROCESSOR PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATION FOR VARIOUS TRANSIT SYSTEMS, Pages 79-84, P. Forin
CONTROLLER PERFORMANCES FOR SHORT-HEADWAYS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS, Pages 85-89, F. Mora-Camino, A. Lopes Pereira
RESULTS OF A SAFETY SOFTWARE VALIDATION: SACEM, Pages 91-98, P. Chapront, C. Galivel
APPROVAL PROCEDURE FOR AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENT OF UNMANNED METRO SYSTEM, Pages 99-102, B. Le Trung
SAFETY LICENSING, Page 103, J.P. Georges
EMPTY FREIGHT RAILCAR ASSIGNMENT BY EXPERT SYSTEM, Pages 105-109, A. Beurrier, Ph. Demota, P. LΓ©vine, J.-Ch. Pomerol
DECOMPOSITION METHOD FOR GENERATION OF OPTIMAL TIMETABLES FOR URBAN BUS NETWORK, Pages 111-115, W. Grega
RETIS: AN INTERACTIVE GRAPHIC TOOL FOR COMPUTER ASSISTED NETWORK DESIGN, Pages 117-124, N. Stathopoulos
TRAFFIC MODELLING AND CONTROL FOR METRO CIRCLE LINES, Pages 125-132, V. Van Breusegem, G. Campion
AGD: AN INTELLIGENT REMOTE STATION FOR SIGNALLING BOX AND TRAFFIC REMOTE CONTROL, Pages 133-140, J.P. Franckart, M. Quinet
DISCRETE-EVENT SIMULATION AND CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS, Pages 141-145, G. Casalino, A. Di Febbraro, A. Ferrara, R. Minciardi, D. Nicoletti
ESTRAC-III: AN EXPERT SYSTEM FOR TRAIN TRAFFIC CONTROL IN DISTURBED SITUATIONS, Pages 147-153, K. Komaya, T. Fukuda
TRAIN SIMULATOR, Pages 155-161, S. Colombi
TRAFIC: A TOOL FOR RAILWAY REGULATION, Pages 163-166, C. Benoit, J.-P. Wajsbrot
OPERATION AND EVOLUTION OF THE VAL IN LILLE, Pages 167-175, G. Uster, M. Heddebaut, G. Couvreur, P. Helle, A. Leostic
TRAFFIC CONGESTION CONTROL, Pages 177-182, J.J. Henry, J.L. Farges
A MEASUREMENT AND DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR CAR-FOLLOWING BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS, Pages 183-189, H. Akahane, M. Koshi
ON LINE ESTIMATION OF TURNING MOVEMENTS AND SATURATION FLOWS IN PRODYN, Pages 191-197, A. Kessaci, J.L. Farges, J.J. Henry
CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR INCREASING MOTORWAY CAPACITY, Pages 199-204, P. Ferrari
MODELLING AND REAL-TIME CONTROL OF TRAFFIC FLOW ON THE BOULEVARD PERIPHERIQUE IN PARIS, Pages 205-211, M. Papageorgiou, H. Hadj-Salem, J.M. Blosseville, N. Bhouri
ON CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR URBAN TRAFFIC CORRIDORS, Pages 213-219, M. Cremer, S. Schoof
APPLICATION OF STOCHASTIC CONTROL CONCEPTS TO A FREEWAY TRAFFIC CONTROL PROBLEM, Pages 221-227, S.A. Smulders
A FORMULATION OF ON-RAMP TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM WITH ROUTE GUIDANCE FOR URBAN EXPRESSWAY, Pages 229-236, Y. Iida, T. Hasegawa, Y. Asakura, C.F. Shao
SCOOT URBAN TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMβPHILOSOPHY AND EVALUATION, Pages 237-239, R.D. Bretherton
OPAC: STRATEGY FOR DEMAND-RESPONSIVE DECENTRALIZED TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROL, Pages 241-244, N.H. Gartner
UTOPIA, Pages 245-252, V. Mauro, C. Di Taranto
PRODYN, Pages 253-255, J.J. Henry, J.L. Farges
INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF NAVIGATION AND COMMUNICATION IN JAPAN, Pages 257-264, H. Kawashima
LISBβAN INDIVIDUAL ROUTE GUIDANCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEM IN BERLIN, Pages 265-268, G. Hoffmann
AUTOGUIDEβELECTRONIC ROUTE GUIDANCE IN THE UK, Pages 269-276, I. Catling
AN ALGORITHM FOR AN INCIDENT MANAGEMENT IN A ROUTE GUIDANCE SYSTEM, Pages 277-280, J. Janko
AUTHOR INDEX, Page 281
KEYWORD INDEX, Pages 283-284
IFAC Publications, Publkhed and Forthcoming Symposia/Workshop volumes, Pages 285-286
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