Multilevel modeling and simulation is a general technique that has many applications in
such diverse fields as chemistry, biology, engineering, social sciences and economics …

Traffic microsimulation models normally include a large number of parameters that must be
calibrated before the model can be used as a tool for prediction. A wave of methodologies …

Since the use of simulation is becoming widespread in traffic engineering practice,
questions about the accuracy and reliability of its results need to be addressed convincingly …

Through wireless communications, enriched information from connected vehicles (CVs) can
describe traffic information near an intersection and would supplement a data source for an …

Abstract Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS) have the potential to maximize the
operating efficiency of existing transportation infrastructure. Such systems rely on the …

Traffic simulation models support detailed analysis of the dynamics of traffic phenomena and
are important tools for analysis of transportation systems. In order to evaluate correctly the …

This paper documents the calibration and validation efforts carried out as part of network
analysis of a sub-area in the City of Niagara Falls using the Paramics micro-simulation …

Microsimulation modeling is one of the contemporary techniques that has potential to
perform complex transportation studies faster, safer, and in a less expensive manner …

This paper presents a microscopic simulation-based estimation of the spatiotemporal
change in air pollution levels as a result of electronic toll collection (ETC) deployment on the …

The calibration and application of a simulation-based dynamic traffic assignment (DTA)
model on a portion of the city of Calgary road network in Alberta, Canada, are discussed …