The Role Of Path Choice And Traffic Assignment Models In Evacuation
Price
Free (open access)
Volume
44
Pages
12
Page Range
465 - 476
Published
2012
Size
472 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/RISK120391
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
M. L. De Maio
Abstract
In this paper a state of the art of path choice and traffic assignment models in road emergency conditions is reported. The approaches proposed in literature are classified, distinguishing two approaches for path choice and three approaches for traffic assignment (static, pseudo dynamic and dynamic). In literature, several applications of models in emergency conditions are available: at the beginning models specified in ordinary conditions were applied in emergency conditions. Afterwards, a first generation of models specified in emergency conditions was proposed. After 9/11 and Katrina Hurricane a second generation of emergency conditions models was specified. Evolution of models applied in emergency conditions is presented in this paper: first, models in ordinary conditions are treated; second, models in emergency conditions are treated. In the last ten years several applications of models in emergency conditions have been carried out. Main applications in emergency conditions are summarized in this paper. Keywords: path choice, traffic assignment, static, dynamic, emergency conditions.
Keywords
Keywords: path choice, traffic assignment, static, dynamic, emergency conditions