Users’ perception of the network plays a key role in the way users behave. In this paper the attention is focused on choice set formation and route choices, trying to represent their day-to-day evolution. Both experience of the network and information acquired influence users’ perception. In order to investigate this issue, a day-to-day experiment is carried out on a real road network. Results have been elaborated and some descriptive analyses are presented. The results have a particular significance in the case of evacuation where the information, in smart cities, is defined and provided according to forecasted users’ behaviour
A Day-to-day experiment on an urban road network in ordinary and emergency scenarios / De Maio, M.L., Vitetta, A., Musolino, G.. - 134:(2013), pp. 25145.553-25145.564. [10.2495/SAFE130481]
A Day-to-day experiment on an urban road network in ordinary and emergency scenarios
VITETTA, Antonino;MUSOLINO, Giuseppe
2013-01-01
Abstract
Users’ perception of the network plays a key role in the way users behave. In this paper the attention is focused on choice set formation and route choices, trying to represent their day-to-day evolution. Both experience of the network and information acquired influence users’ perception. In order to investigate this issue, a day-to-day experiment is carried out on a real road network. Results have been elaborated and some descriptive analyses are presented. The results have a particular significance in the case of evacuation where the information, in smart cities, is defined and provided according to forecasted users’ behaviourI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
