Examining the effect of adverse weather on road transportation using weather and traffic sensors.
作者： Yichuan Peng , Yuming Jiang , Jian Lu , Yajie Zou
DOI: 10.1371/JOURNAL.PONE.0205409
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摘要: Adverse weather related to reduced visibility caused by fog and rain can seriously affect the mobility safety of drivers. It is meaningful develop effective intelligent transportation system (ITS) strategies mitigate negative effects these different types adverse investigating effect on traffic parameters. A number previous researches focused analyzing using simulated data. There are few researchers that addressed impact instances real-time Moreover, this paper conducts comprehensive investigation clearly compare changes driving behavior parameters in including data collected advanced vehicle-based sensors sensors. After some preliminary analysis, analysis variance method (ANOVA) was applied further significance two kinds The conditional regression models were employed finally explore relationship between results would be beneficial control countermeasures under conditions visibility.
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