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Technical Paper

Assessing the impact of converting roundabouts to traffic signals on vehicle emissions along an urban arterial corridor in Qatar

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Pages 178-191 | Received 20 Feb 2018, Accepted 17 Sep 2018, Published online: 13 Dec 2018

Figures & data

Figure 1. VISSIM MOVES integration process.

Figure 1. VISSIM MOVES integration process.

Figure 2. Turning movement count data for the corridor.

Figure 2. Turning movement count data for the corridor.

Table 1. Intersections and roadway segments in the before and after conditions.

Figure 3. (a) VISSIM screenshot showing the corridor layout. (b and c) VISSIM screenshot showing (b) the before case (roundabout) and (c) the after case (signalized intersection).

Figure 3. (a) VISSIM screenshot showing the corridor layout. (b and c) VISSIM screenshot showing (b) the before case (roundabout) and (c) the after case (signalized intersection).

Table 2. Emissions by control type, link, pollutant, and source type.

Figure 4. (a) CO2, (b) CO, and (c) NOx emissions by vehicle and control types.

Figure 4. (a) CO2, (b) CO, and (c) NOx emissions by vehicle and control types.

Figure 5. (a) Total emissions variation on corridor links for roundabouts. (b) Emissions rates variation on corridor links for roundabouts.

Figure 5. (a) Total emissions variation on corridor links for roundabouts. (b) Emissions rates variation on corridor links for roundabouts.

Figure 6. Link operating mode distribution on selected links (L2, RA2, L3) for roundabouts.

Figure 6. Link operating mode distribution on selected links (L2, RA2, L3) for roundabouts.

Figure 7. (a) Total emissions variation on corridor links for intersections. (b) Emission rates variation on corridor links for intersections.

Figure 7. (a) Total emissions variation on corridor links for intersections. (b) Emission rates variation on corridor links for intersections.

Figure 8. Link operating mode distribution on selected links (L2, L21, Int2, and L3) for (a) the through movement and (b) the left movement.

Figure 8. Link operating mode distribution on selected links (L2, L21, Int2, and L3) for (a) the through movement and (b) the left movement.

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