Preprint 2005-031

A Weighted Essentially Non-Oscillatory Numerical Scheme for a Multi-Class Traffic Flow Model on an Inhomogeneous Highway

P. Zhang, S. C. Wong, and C.-W. Shu

Abstract: As a new attempt in solving hyperbolic conservation laws with spatially varying fluxes, the weighted essentially non-oscillatory (WENO) method is applied to solve a multi-class traffic flow model for an inhomogeneous highway. The numerical scheme is based upon a modified equivalent system that is written in a `standard' hyperbolic conservation form. Numerical examples, which include the difficult traffic signal control problem, are used to demonstrate the effectiveness of the WENO scheme.



Paper:
Available as PDF (1.7 Mbytes).
Author(s):
P. Zhang
S. C. Wong
C.-W. Shu
Publishing information:
Journal of Computational Physics, Vol. 212, 2006, pp. 739-756
Comments:
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<pengzhang@ustc.edu> June 25 2005.


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