In a particular transportation study, the following traffic data were recorded as shown below. Find the required equations and fit the modeled points in the curve using u-k, Q-k and Q-u relationship in the GREENBERG’S Ilogarithmic traffic model FLOW (veh/hr) SPEED (kph) DENSITY (Veh/km) 1600 80 20 3705 39 95 3900 65 60 2400 20 120 1000 15 66.67 4000 50 80

In a particular transportation study, the following traffic data were recorded as shown below. Find the required equations and fit the modeled points in the curve using u-k, Q-k and Q-u relationship in the GREENBERG’S Ilogarithmic traffic model FLOW (veh/hr) SPEED (kph) DENSITY (Veh/km) 1600 80 20 3705 39 95 3900 65 60 2400 20 120 1000 15 66.67 4000 50 80

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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