Bearings are some of the most critical industrial parts and are widely used in various types of
mechanical equipment. Bearing health status can have a significant impact on the overall …

Interaction effects constitute crucial crash attributes that can be classified into two distinct
categories: spatiotemporal interactions and factor interactions. These interactions are rarely …

Queue length is vitally important for signal control optimization and congestion management
of urban arterials. Due to the existence of mutual influence of neighboring intersections …

Although traffic deadlock at an intersection is a common phenomenon during rush hours, the
deadlock formation metrics such as formation probability and duration have not been …

Signal optimization has received significant attentions from the research community.
However, during peak hours, the performances of existing models still have room for …

Left-turn queue spillback occurs when the queue of left-turn or adjacent through traffic
exceeds the channelized section's capacity, resulting in discharge flow breakdown and …

Intersection channelization and signal timing are important for mitigating traffic congestion in
the urban transportation system. Most existing studies fail to quantitively evaluate the …

Turning movement spillover (TMS) is the result of a turning bay section (TBS) not being able
to accommodate all arriving vehicles, so that the turning-vehicle queue spills back and …

Two dimensional microscopic traffic flow model is already proposed based on current car
following (CF) or lane changing (LC) theory. Its stochastic counterpart, especially that …

Overflow identification and control at urban road intersection is a derivative problem of
oversaturation control. The existing cross‐section detector uses the road cross‐section …