In this paper, we extend a previously introduced traffic cell transmission model (CTM) to take electric vehicles (EVs) and charging stations (CSs) into account. The CTM is improved in the following aspects: firstly, traffic demand of multiple origins-destinations (O-D) is considered, whereas the original CTM can not simulate the specific traffic demand of each O-D pair; secondly, CSs are integrated into CTM by developing new queueing cells and charging cells, which could also describe the specific configurations of each CS and model the queueing phenomenon in CSs; third, EVs at different states of charge are considered and, thus, the spatial-temporal charging demands in CSs can be estimated with good approximation.

An improved cell transmission model of traffic considering electric vehicles and charging stations

Zio E.
2019-01-01

Abstract

In this paper, we extend a previously introduced traffic cell transmission model (CTM) to take electric vehicles (EVs) and charging stations (CSs) into account. The CTM is improved in the following aspects: firstly, traffic demand of multiple origins-destinations (O-D) is considered, whereas the original CTM can not simulate the specific traffic demand of each O-D pair; secondly, CSs are integrated into CTM by developing new queueing cells and charging cells, which could also describe the specific configurations of each CS and model the queueing phenomenon in CSs; third, EVs at different states of charge are considered and, thus, the spatial-temporal charging demands in CSs can be estimated with good approximation.
2019
2019 IEEE Milan PowerTech, PowerTech 2019
978-1-5386-4722-6
Cell transmission model; Charging stations; Electric vehicles; Spatial-temporal charging demand; Traffic simulation model
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