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VISSIM Calibration & Validation VISSIM Calibration & Validation August 8, 2006 Presentation to the Modeling Working Group Presentation to the Modeling Working Group

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VISSIMCalibration & Validation

VISSIMCalibration & Validation

August 8, 2006

Presentation to the Modeling Working GroupPresentation to the Modeling Working Group

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Presentation Outline

• Study area• VISSIM model• Data used in model development• Calibration goals• Validation results

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Study Corridor

• I-5 corridor from Pioneer Street in Ridgefield to the Marquam Bridge in Portland

• 23-mile corridor with 25 interchanges

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VISSIM Model• Microscopic/stochastic simulation model

• Link/connector network structure

• Driver behavioral model

(4 driving modes)• Free driving• Approaching• Following• Braking

I-5 at Marine Drive

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Why We Chose VISSIM?• Powerful multi-model modeling capabilities• Can simulate unique operational conditions

• HOV lanes• Toll lanes• Exclusive lanes• Merging/diverging segments• Weaving segments• Interacting bottlenecks• Ramp meters

• 3D animation features

• Existing VISSIM model from the I-5/Delta Park Study

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Data Used in VISSIM Model Development

• Highway geometry

• Traffic control

• Traffic flow

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Geometric Data Used in Model Development:

• Number of mainline & ramp lanes

• Ramp locations

• Lane additions and drops

• Auxiliary lanes

• Weaving sections

• Highway curvature

• Data obtained from aerial photographs, design plans, and site visits

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Traffic Control Used in Model Development:

• Traffic signal timing sheets from WSDOT, ODOT, and City of Portland

• Ramp meter rates from ODOT and WSDOT

• Unsignalized intersection control identified from aerial photos and site visits

• Posted speed limits

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Traffic Flow Data Used in Model Development:

• Ramp/ramp terminal turning movement counts (84 ramps)

• I-5 mainline vehicle classification counts (10 locations)

• Lane utilization/speed counts (10 locations)

• Travel time runs (4-hour peak periods along I-5 & I-205)

• Auto occupancy (4-hour peak periods at Evergreen Blvd.)

• Origin-destination surveys (peak period-peak direction within BIA)

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Calibration Goals:

Goal 1 - Identification of AM and PM peak period recurring bottlenecks and queuing

Goal 2 - Modeled capacity to be within 10% of field measurements

Goal 3 - Model link versus observed flows and travel time meet widely used micro-simulation criteria

Goal 4 - Visually acceptable on- and off-ramp queuing

Goal 5 - Modeled average speeds to be within the acceptable range of observed speeds on the mainline links

Goal 6 - Visually acceptable utilization of the lanes at the lane drop locations and the HOV lane

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Goal 1 – Peak Period Recurring Bottlenecks

Bottleneck locations, activation and dissipation times, and queue extents were identified using:

• Inductive loop detector data

• Real time speed maps

• Road cameras/data collection videos

• I-5/Delta Park queue and speed diagrams

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Real Time Speed Maps

WSDOT ODOT

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Road Cameras

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• Travel Time Observations – I-5 Delta Park to Lombard Project

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Goal 1 – Peak Period Recurring Bottlenecks

Bottleneck locations, activation and dissipation times, and queue extents were identified using:

• Inductive loop detector data

• Real time speed maps

• Road cameras/data collection videos

• I-5/Delta Park queue and speed diagrams

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Goal 2 – Modeled vs. Field Capacity Within 10% at Key Locations

• Delta Park lane drop – Southbound

- Field 3,300-3,400 - Modeled 3,400 - Diff. 0%

• Interstate Bridge – Northbound and Southbound

- Field 5,200-5,500 - Modeled 5,100 - Diff. 2-8%

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Goal 3 – Modeled vs. Field Flows & Travel Time

Pass-Pass--15%Travel Paths

Travel Time

Pass-Pass-> 85%< 5GEH Statistic

Pass-Pass--5%Sum of All Links

Sum of Link Volumes

Pass100%Pass91%> 85%5GEH Statistic

Pass100%Pass85%> 85%400 vph> 2,700 vph

Pass100%Pass100%> 85%15%Between 700 & 2,700 vph

Pass100%Pass100%> 85%100 vph< 700 vph

Link Volumes

Pass/Fail% MetPass/Fail% Met

NorthboundSouthbound% MetTargetCriteria ThresholdCriteria

Validation Criteria Thresholds Comparison - Four Hours Total AM Peak

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Goal 3 – Modeled vs. Field Flows & Travel Time Cntd.

Pass-Pass--15%Travel Paths

Travel Time

Pass-Pass-> 85%< 5GEH Statistic

Pass-Pass--5%Sum of All Links

Sum of Link Volumes

Pass92%Pass100%> 85%5GEH Statistic

Pass89%Pass100%> 85%400 vph> 2,700 vph

Pass100%Pass100%> 85%15%Between 700 & 2,700 vph

Pass100%Pass100%> 85%100 vph< 700 vph

Link Volumes

Pass/Fail% MetPass/Fail% Met

NorthboundSouthbound% Met TargetCriteria ThresholdCriteria

Validation Criteria Thresholds Comparison - Four Hours Total PM Peak

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Goal 4 – Visually Acceptable Ramp Queuing

• I-5 AM at SR-14/Bridgehead (7:00-8:00 AM)

VISSIM ModelWSDOT Camera

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Goal 5 – Modeled vs. Field Speeds

• Modeled speeds were compared with:

• Web based real time speed maps

• I-5/Delta Park speed diagrams

• Field measured travel times

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Goal 6 – Visually Acceptable Lane Utilization

• VISSIM driver behavior parameters adjusted to match lane utilization at HOV, lane drop, and merge locations

VISSIM ModelWSDOT Camera

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• 2030 No Build conditions

• 2030 Build Alternatives

• Development of 16-hour speed profiles

• Summarize performance measures

Next Steps

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