Analysis of Traffic Congestion in North Campus, Delhi University Using Continuous Time Models
Siddhartha Mahajan, Harsh Raj, Sonam Tanwar

TL;DR
This study uses continuous time simulation models to analyze traffic congestion at North Campus, Delhi University, identifying congestion points and testing management strategies to improve traffic flow.
Contribution
It introduces the application of continuous time simulation in traffic analysis for a university campus, demonstrating its effectiveness for planning and management.
Findings
Signal timing optimization improved traffic flow.
Intersection reconfiguration reduced congestion.
Simulation results support practical traffic management strategies.
Abstract
This project investigates traffic congestion within North Campus, Delhi University (DU), using continuous time simulations implemented in UXSim to model vehicle movement and interaction. The study focuses on several key intersections, identifies recurring congestion points, and evaluates the effectiveness of conventional traffic management measures. Implementing signal timing optimization and modest intersection reconfiguration resulted in measurable improvements in simulated traffic flow. The results provide practical insights for local traffic management and illustrate the value of continuous time simulation methods for informing short-term interventions and longer-term planning.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTraffic control and management · Traffic Prediction and Management Techniques · Transportation Planning and Optimization
