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Literature Review on Vehicle-Road Cooperative Control Methods at Intersections
SUN Lishan1, ZHANG Kangyu1, XU Yan1, WANG Miao1, ZHANG Xin2, KONG Dewen1
2023, 42(6):
128-137.
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-0696.2023.06.17
In order to gain an in-depth understanding of the vehicle-road cooperative control method at the intersection under the intelligent network connection, the development context of the research on the intersection of the vehicle-road cooperative control was systematically reviewed from the perspective of the control method. Firstly, according to the essential characteristics of vehicle-road coordination technology, the basic methods of vehicle-road coordination control were summarized. Secondly, considering the current and future development status and trends of intersection collaborative technology, starting from the type of signal control and the number of collaboratively controlled intersections, the vehicle-road collaborative control methods and their differences at intersections were expounded. In terms of single intersection, the cooperative control characteristics of signalized and non-signaled control intersections were analyzed and the linkage control mechanism between signal lights and vehicles, as well as the time-space conflict resolution method between vehicles and vehicles, vehicles and virtual agents were expounded. In terms of multiple intersections, the advantages of multiple intersections cooperative control were compared and analyzed, and the research progress of multiple intersections cooperative control was summarized from the aspect of balanced regulation of local traffic flow. Finally, the current difficulties of vehicle-road coordination technology at intersections and suggestions for popularization and application were put forward. The research results show that the combing of the current intersection vehicle-road collaborative control method provides a certain guiding reference for the future research, development and evaluation of the intersection collaborative control in the complex, special and transitional stages.
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