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Generative network modelling: a comparative study on rail and road networks in Yangtze River Delta Universiteit Gent
This paper focuses on the modelling and simulation of the inter-city transport connections underlying urban networks. Inspired by recent advances that aim to bridge spatial science with network science, our study draws on Vértes et al.'s (2012) economical clustering model and proposes a generative network model (GNM) to integrate factors commonly captured in traditional spatial simulation models (e.g., gravity models) and topological simulation ...
Drawing topological properties from a multi-layered network : the case of an air transport network in 'the Belt and Road' region Universiteit Gent
Calculation of welfare effects of road pricing on al large scale road network KU Leuven
After a brief review of the theoretical principles of road pricing this paper presents the results of a modelling exercise aimed at ascertaining the effects of road pricing on a large road network. For the study area we chose an important part of the road network of Belgium, situated in the corridor between the main cities of Brussels and Ghent. Simulations were carried out using an elastic static traffic assignment method. Special care was ...
Predicting the effects of road pricing on the Belgian road network KU Leuven
After a brief review of the theoretical principles of road pricing this paper presents the results of a modelling exercise with the aim of ascertaining the effects of road pricing on a large road network. For the study area we chose an important part of the road network of Belgium, situated in the corridor between the main cities of Brussels and Ghent. Simulations were carried out using an elastic static traffic assignment method. Special care ...
An integrated spatial and network analysis of settlement patterns and road network dynamics in Central Crete (Late Minoan II – Hellenistic period) Universiteit Gent
Distributed multi-class road user tracking in multi-camera network for smart traffic applications Universiteit Gent
Reliable tracking of road users is one of the important tasks in smart traffic applications. In these applications, a network of cameras is often used to extend the coverage. However, efficient usage of information from cameras which observe the same road user from different view points is seldom explored. In this paper, we present a distributed multi-camera tracker which efficiently uses information from all cameras with overlapping views to ...
Road network inference through multiple track alignment Universiteit Gent
Structure and optimization strategies of the air passengers’ transport network in 'the Belt and Road' region Universiteit Gent
Road network inference from GPS traces using DTW algorithm Universiteit Gent
This paper proposes a method for inferring the road network from Global Position System (GPS) traces, which is composed of intersections and the roads between each pair of directly-connected intersections. Random Sampling (RANSAC) algorithm is used to cluster the turning points, where the users change their moving directions, into intersections. All of the GPS traces are segmented by the intersections, resulting in connectivity matrix of the ...