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60 resultados para Traffic Conflict.

Supporting conflict management in collaborative design: an approach to assess engineering change impacts

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A comparison of two numerical models for the prediction of vibrations from underground railway traffic

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A comparison of prediction models for calculating vibrations from underground railway traffic

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Chasing errors through the network stack: a testbed for investigating errors in real traffic on optical networks

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The modelling of turbulence from traffic in urban dispersion models: Part I: theoretical considerations

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The modelling of turbulence from traffic in urban dispersion models: Part II: Evaluation against laboratory and full-scale concentration measurements in street canyons

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Road-damaging potential of measured dynamic tyre forces in mixed traffic

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Scaling behaviour in discrete traffic models

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Modelling of road vehicles for calculation of traffic-induced ground vibration as a random process

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Stochastic modelling of traffic-induced ground vibration

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Supporting conflict management in collaborative design: An approach to assess engineering change impacts (vol 59, pg 882, 2008)

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Automated quantification of cellular traffic in living cells

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Supporting conflict management in collaborative design: An approach to assess engineering change impacts (vol 59 pg 882, 2008)

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Simulation-based Bayesian optimal design of aircraft trajectories for air traffic management

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Scaling behaviour in discrete traffic models (vol 28, pg L427, 1995)

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