TRANSYT-7F ANALYSIS
Traffic Network Study Seminar
This traffic network study seminar will provide lectures on traffic flow theory, and hands-on software applications using the Traffic Network Study Tool, United States Version (TRANSYT-7F). Release 11 of TRANSYT-7F implements traffic network simulation and traffic signal timing optimization in a Windows interface. Each lecture will include software demonstrations and opportunities for students to use different components or modules of the software. A comprehensive workbook will be provided with the course. The seminar will be conducted in a computer lab setting. A comprehensive workbook will be provided with the course. The agenda follows:
Day 1
| Welcome and Introductions | Roster sign-in, workbook distribution, agenda, schedule, informal discussion. |
| History, Scope, Applications and Resources | |
| Software Components and Interface | |
| Editing Input Data | |
| Creating a New Network | |
| Permitted/Shared Movements | |
| Oversatuarated Conditions |
Day 2
| Overview of Optimization | |
| Traffic-Actuated Control | |
| Hands-On Coding Exercise | |
| Genetic Algorithm Optimization | |
| Optimization Case Studies | |
| CORSIM Optimization Examples | |
| Summary, Evaluations and Closing |
Instructor
David Hale is an assistant engineer at the McTrans Center, faculty member of the University of Florida, and transportation software subcommittee chairman for the national committee on Intelligent Traffic Signal Operations. His job responsibilities include software development, training, and technical assistance. He has a Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Arizona, and Masters and Doctorate degrees from the University of Florida.
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