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Origin-destination matrices estimation model using automatic vehicle identification data and its application to the Han-Shin expressway network

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The Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI) system was recently installed in expressway networks in Japan. License plate numbers of passing vehicles are monitored through roadside AVI cameras and then recognized. This paper shows the formulation of origin and destination (OD) matrices estimation model using the observed data with the AVI system. The results of license plate matching between a pair of AVI cameras are involved as the input variables. The formulated model is a least squares model and yields to the linear transformation of the partly observed OD matrices. The model is applied to the Kobe corridor line in the Han-Shin expressway network. It is found that the estimated OD matrix is consistent with the one using the previous mail survey. The proposed estimation method is expected to investigate the day-to-day fluctuations of OD patterns in the expressway network.

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Asakura, Y., Hato, E. & Kashiwadani, M. Origin-destination matrices estimation model using automatic vehicle identification data and its application to the Han-Shin expressway network. Transportation 27, 419–438 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1005239823771

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