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Vaya Dinopoulou
Researcher at Technical University of Crete
Publications - 18
Citations - 1596
Vaya Dinopoulou is an academic researcher from Technical University of Crete. The author has contributed to research in topics: Automatic control & Bus priority. The author has an hindex of 10, co-authored 18 publications receiving 1431 citations. Previous affiliations of Vaya Dinopoulou include University of Crete.
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Review of road traffic control strategies
TL;DR: In this paper, a comprehensive overview of proposed and implemented control strategies is provided for three areas: urban road networks, freeway networks, and route guidance, and selected application results are briefly outlined to illustrate the impact of various control actions and strategies.
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Extensions and New Applications of the Traffic-Responsive Urban Control Strategy: Coordinated Signal Control for Urban Networks:
Christina Diakaki,Vaya Dinopoulou,Konstantinos Aboudolas,Markos Papageorgiou,Elia Ben-Shabat,Eran Seider,Amit Leibov +6 more
TL;DR: Simulation investigations of the extended TUC application in parts of the urban networks of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Israel, by use of the AIMSUN microscopic simulator demonstrate the high efficiency of the new signal control strategy.
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Applications of the urban traffic control strategy TUC
TL;DR: The TUC strategy addresses in a simple but efficient way, as demonstrated from the applications so far, the problem of co-ordinated, traffic-responsive signal control in large-scale urban networks.
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International comparative field evaluation of a traffic-responsive signal control strategy in three cities.
Elias B. Kosmatopoulos,Markos Papageorgiou,Christiane Bielefeldt,Vaya Dinopoulou,R Morris,J Mueck,A Richards,F. Weichenmeier +7 more
TL;DR: The main conclusions drawn from this high-effort inter-European undertaking is that TUC is an easy-to-implement, inter-operable, low-cost real-time signal control strategy whose performance proved to be better or, at least, similar to the ones achieved by long-standing strategies that were in most cases very well fine-tuned over the years in the specific networks.
Extensions and new applications of the traffic signal control strategy TUC
Christina Diakaki,Vaya Dinopoulou,Kostas Aboudolas,Markos Papageorgiou,Elia Ben-Shabat,Eran Seider,Amit Leibov +6 more
TL;DR: Simulation investigations of the extended TUC application in parts of the urban networks of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Israel, by use of the AIMSUN microscopic simulator demonstrate the high efficiency of the new signal control strategy.