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Stochastic Modeling and Design of Vehicular and Pedestrian Networks

One of the most important problems in today’s engineering, planning, and design community is the performance modeling and design of vehicular and pedestrian traffic networks. Although there are many deterministic models for these problems, few stochastic models other than simulation have been developed. State-dependent queues and finite queuing network models are crucial tools for the topological network design of traffic networks, routing of occupants, and the capacitated allocation and design of resources to accommodate occupant traffic. The latter network design and analysis problems are the focus of the present effort.