Fuzzy Logic in Traffic Control

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Fuzzy Logic in Traffic Control State Trafic Departement Baden Württemberg Martin Pozybill Bernhard Krause realized by INFORM Software Corporation

Fuzzy Logic in Components of Traffic Control Systems Weather Station Visual Range Meter Traffic Sign Gantry Road Sensor Intelligent Control Section Station Traffic Control Computer Analyse Weather Condition Traffic Detection Signal Analysis at Induction Sensors Supervise Field Equippment Incident Detection Traffic Flow Analysis

Vehicle Classification at Traffic Detection Sensors Required Information: Vehicle Speed and Type Evaluate Speed: Evaluate Length: v Fahrzeug = Sensorabstand / t v L Fahrzeug = v Fahrzeug / t L to Classify Vehicles in Cars and Trucks t v t L

Vehicle Classification at Traffic Detection Sensors Misleading: Talegating Cars are Detected as Trucks Solution: Use Car Speed as Additional Criteria L = 6 m and v = 12 km/h : Car L =14 m and v = km/h : Truck L = 8 m and v = km/h : Truck L = 8 m and v = 14 km/h : 2 Cars Implemetation: Defining Borderes is not always Plausible L = 8 m und v = 12 km/h : 2 Cars L = 8 m und v = 119 km/h : Truck Use of Multiple Criteria results in Black Box System

Vehicle Classification at Traffic Detection Sensors Fuzzy Logic Describe Criteria as Linguistic Variable Example Car Length: typical Car ; Long Truck ; 2 Cars ; Short Truck Example Car Speed: fast ; regular ; slow Describe Expirience as Fuzzy Rules A detected signal showing a speed of 8 km/h represents usually a truck. A detected signal showing a vehicle length of 1 meter at low speed is assumed to be a truck, at high speed is assumed to be 2 cars.

Vehicle Classification

Road Map and Traffic Detection Road Map Data Acquisition Uses existing Detection Systems Traffic: q Car, q HGV, v Car, v HGV (per time for every lane) Road Map: Distance between adjacent cross sections (= section), location of ascents, descents, entrances, exits Reduces required data volume Environmental Detection Traffic Sign Gantry Traffic Detection Local Computer Central Traffic Computer

8! 8 Substitute Values History Road Map Substitute Values Data Acquisition Substitute missing Data by Time-Distance Traffic Forecast use previous cross section to forecast traffic on main and exit lanes use following cross section to forecast traffic on entrance lanes use historical data when neighbor cross section not available Time Distance Forecast ➀ ➁ ➂ Detect ariving vehicles at cross section, Trace vehicles during the sector by using detected vehicle speed, calculate number of cars, that arrive at subsequent cross section for 1 2 3 q q v v

Traffic Detection History Road Map Substitute Values Data Acquisition Compare Data of Neighbor Sections to Localize Incorrect Equipment Compare Neighbor Cross Sections to Check Detection for all Sections 3 2 1

Analyze Environmental Data Supervise Data Sequence Plausibilty of Environmental Data Road Surface and Precipitation Precipitation Type Road and Freezing Temperature Visual Range Condition Road Carpet Visual Range Wether Station Visual Range Meter Road Sensor

Road Condition Biological Hazard in Precibitation Intensity Sensor During heavy rainfall, the road surface must be wet. Comparing road sensor with precibitation intensity sensor detects failure. Automatical detection of road condition Avoid wrong display Initiate maintenance of local equipment

Temperature under Freezing Point Visual Range goes down quickly Visual Range Wrong Fog Warning caused by icing Visual Range Meter Fog occures slightly, a quick descent of visual range can be compared with other environmental data as air temperature and humidity. Automatical detection of environmental condition Avoid wrong display Initiate maintenance of local equipment

Environmental Condition Indicate Hail History Road Map Road Fog Environ. Substitute Values Data Acquisition Indicate Precibitation Type compare environmental data from different sensors Automatical detection of precibitation type Initiate display of traffic sign Visual Range reduced Air Temp. higher to 2 C Heavy Wind Temperature on Road Surface higher than Air Temperature Road Surface wet

Analyse Traffic Data Incident Detection Jam Road Fog Traffic Environ. If vehicle drivers reduce speed, a reason must be asumed. Vehicles detected at a cross section must occure at the following cross section after the time they need to pass the section. Otherwise there is an incident. Incidents (e.g. accidents) can be detected when vehicles, that have passed the previous cross section, do not occur at the following. Detection by observing the traffic behind the incident. Appliable to section with distance >4 km between observation.

Analyze Traffic Situation Accident on State Highway B27 Jam Road Fog Traffic Environ. 14 6 Accident Report 12 5 4 Accident Time: 19:4 in Police Record, 17.2.96 8 6 4 2 3 2 1 Location: B27 Direction Stuttgart between Cross Sections 6 and 7 of Control System 19:1 19:2 19:3 19:4 19:5 Traffic Volume at Cross Section 7 2: 2:1 Reason: Vehicle driving in wrong Direction Supervised Sector: 621 m Low Traffic Volume

Analyze Traffic Situation Accident on State Highway B27 Jam Road Fog Traffic Environ. 14 6 Accident Report 12 5 4 Accident Time: 19:4 in Police Record, 17.2.96 8 6 4 2 3 2 1 Location: B27 Direction Stuttgart between Cross Sections 6 and 7 of Control System 19:1 19:2 19:3 19:4 19:5 Traffic Volume at Cross Section 7 Average Speed at Cross Section 6 2: 2:1 Reason: Vehicle driving in wrong Direction Supervised Sector: 621 m Low Traffic Volume

Analyze Traffic Situation Accident on State Highway B27 Jam Road Fog Traffic Environ. 14 6 Accident Report 12 5 4 Accident Time: 19:4 in Police Record, 17.2.96 8 6 4 2 3 2 1 Location: B27 Direction Stuttgart between Cross Sections 6 and 7 of Control System 19:1 19:2 19:3 19:4 19:5 Traffic Volume at Cross Section 7 Average Speed at Cross Section 6 2: 2:1 Reason: Vehicle driving in wrong Direction Supervised Sector: 621 m Traffic Density between Cross Sections Low Traffic Volume

Analyze Traffic Situation Accident on State Highway B27 Jam Road Fog Traffic Environ. 14 6 12 5 8 4 3 Incident Detection 6 2 4 1 2 19:1 19:2 19:3 19:4 19:5 Average Speed at Cross Section 6 2: 2:1 Conventional Approach: Congestion Warning requires 18 Minutes Traffic Condition of Conventional System

Analyze Traffic Situation Accident on State Highway B27 Jam Road Fog Traffic Environ. 14 6 12 5 8 4 3 Incident Detection 6 2 4 1 2 19:1 19:2 19:3 19:4 19:5 Average Speed at Cross Section 6 2: 2:1 Fuzzy Logic Congestion Warning requires 3 Minutes Traffic Condition computed by Fuzzy Logic

Analyze Traffic Situation Accident on State Highway B27 Jam Road Fog Traffic Environ. 14 6 Accident Report 12 8 6 4 2 5 4 3 2 1 Accident 17.2.96, 19:4 Location B 27 Direction Stuttgart in Supervized Area of Control System between Cross Sections 6 and 7 Sector Length: 621 m Low Traffic Volume 19:1 19:2 19:3 19:4 19:5 Traffic Volume at Cross Section 7 Average Speed at Cross Section 6 Conventional computed Traffic Condition 2: Required Time Fuzzy: 3 Minutes Conventional: 2:1 18 Minutes Fuzzy Logic enables More Reliable and

Analyze Traffic Situation Accident on State Highway B27 Jam Road Fog Traffic Environ. 14 12 8 6 4 2 6 5 4 3 2 1 Large Sector Length Accident 17.2.96, 19:4 Location: Analyze Cross Section 5 and 7 Direction Stuttgart Sector Length: 164 m Low Traffic Volume 19:1 19:2 19:3 19:4 19:5 Traffic Volume at Cross Section 7 Average Speed at Cross Section 6 Conventional computed Traffic Condition 2: Required Time for Detection: Fuzzy Logic: 2:1 3 Minutes Conventional: No Detection

Analyse Traffic Data Traffic Condition Jam Cond. Road Fog Traffic Environ. Usually the traffic flow is regular. Within regular traffic flow, the results evaluated at local observation points can be used to describe the traffic situation for the complete section. Use regular traffic flow to estimate the number of cars that are currently between two croos sections (real traffic density estimation). Use a subsequent calculation of arriving and departing vehicles to estimate the real traffic density in unstable traffic situations. + -

Map Traffic Condition to Traffic Sign Gantry Display Traffic Sign Mapping to Traffic Sign Gantry Jam Cond. Road Fog Traffic Environ. 14: 14: 14:1 14: 14:2 2 3 4

Control by Variable Traffic Signs Display Traffic Sign Mapping to Traffic Sign Gantry Jam Cond. Road Fog Traffic Environ. Select Traffic Sign for Display at all Traffic Sign Gantries Fuzzy Logic Control evaluates Traffic, Road, and Visual Range Condition. Existing assignments to the available traffic signs can be used. Bounds on subsequent displays, (e.g. decreasing speed limits before detected congestion) and individual operator control of existing systems can be used. Fuzzy Traffic Control allows for more flexible and transparent control systems, that decrease maintenance and operational effort Fuzzy Traffic Control can be used on existing systems Fuzzy Traffic Control was initiated by a State Traffic Departement, responsible to operate and maintain existing traffic control systems.

Traffic Control by Fuzzy Logic (using variable traffic signs) State Traffic Departement Baden-Württemberg Select Traffic Sign for Display Dynamical Mapping of Traffic Situation to Traffic Sign Gantries Incidentdetection Traffic Situation Road Condition Fog Condition Traffic Analysis Environmental Analysis Check Data Plausibility Historical Data Substitute Values (Traffic and Environmetal Data) Road Map Data Aquisition (Traffic and Environmetal Data)