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2023年美国竞赛B题AMonumentalTrafficJamin1999TrafficslowedtoastandstillonInterstateI-26,whichistheprincipalroutegoinginlandfromCharlestontotherelativelysafehavenofColumbiainthecenterofthestate.Whatisnormallyaneasytwo-hourdrivetookupto18hourstocomplete.Manycarssimplyranoutofgasalongtheway.TrafficleavingColumbiagoingnorthwestwasmovingonlyveryslowly.ReversaloftrafficonI-26,sothatbothsides,includingthecoastal-boundlanes,havetrafficheadedinlandfromCharlestontoColumbia.TrafficreversalonprincipalroadsleadinginlandfromMyrtleBeachandHiltonHeadisalsoplanned.ThePrincipalProposalCharlestonhasapproximately500,000peopleMyrtleBeachhasabout200,000people,andanother250,000peoplearespreadoutalongtherestofthecoastalstripColumbia,anothermetroareaofaround500,000peoplePeopleinDifferentCitiesTheinterstateshavetwolanesoftrafficineachdirectionexceptinthemetropolitanareaswheretheyhavethree.Columbiadoesnothavesufficienthotelspacetoaccommodatetheevacuees(includingsomecomingfromfarthernorthbyotherroutes),sosometrafficcontinuesoutboundonI-26towardsSpartanburg;onI-77northtoCharlotte;andonI-20easttoAtlanta.OthersFactorsThequestionsthatneedtobeaddressed:1.Underwhatconditionsdoestheplanforturningthetwocoastal-boundlanesofI-26intotwolanesofColumbia-boundtraffic,essentiallyturningtheentireI-26intoone-waytraffic,significantlyimproveevacuationtrafficflow?ConstructaModel2.In1999,thesimultaneousevacuationofthestate'sentirecoastalregionwasordered.Wouldtheevacuationtrafficflowimproveunderanalternativestrategythatstaggerstheevacuation,perhapscounty-by-countyoversometimeperiodconsistentwiththepatternofhowhurricanesaffectthecoast?ConstructaModel3.SeveralsmallerhighwaysbesidesI-26extendinlandfromthecoast.Underwhatconditionswoulditimproveevacuationflowtoturnaroundtrafficonthese?4.WhateffectwouldithaveonevacuationflowtoestablishmoretemporarysheltersinColumbia,toreducethetrafficleavingColumbia?ConstructaModel5.In1999,manyfamiliesleavingthecoastbroughtalongtheirboats,campers,andmotorhomes.Manydrovealloftheircars.Underwhatconditionsshouldthereberestrictionsonvehicletypesornumbersofvehiclesbroughtinordertoguaranteetimelyevacuation?ConstructaModel6.Ithasbeensuggestedthatin1999someofthecoastalresidentsofGeorgiaandFlorida,whowerefleeingtheearlierpredictedlandfallsofHurricaneFloydtothesouth,cameupI-95andcompoundedthetrafficproblems.Howbiganimpactcantheyhaveontheevacuationtrafficflow?ConstructaModelRequiresClearlyidentifywhatmeasuresofperformanceareusedtocomparestrategies.Prepareashortnewspaperarticle,nottoexceedtwopages,explainingtheresultsandconclusionsofyourstudytothepublic.(1)

Theinterstates(e.g.,I-26,I-77,I-20)havetwolanesoftrafficineachdirectionexceptinthemetropolitanareaswheretheyhavethree,whichmeansthetrafficenteringametropolitan(suchasColumbia)canbesmoothlyseparateintotheroutesleavingitinmostcase.(2)

ThenormaldrivetakestwohourstocompletefromCharlestontoColumbia.TheaveragedrivespeedforacarontheinterstateI-26,I-77,andI-20islimitedto60-80mph,whiletheoneforacaronprincipalroads(e.g.,US501)islimitedto50-70mph.Assumptions(3)

Charlestonhasapproximately500,000people,MyrtleBeachhasabout200,000people,andanother250,000peoplearewell-distributedalongtherestofthecoastalstrip.Also,weshouldconsidersomeevacueesfromthecoastlineofGeorgiaandFloridainQuestion6.Assumptions(4)

Columbiahasaround500,000people.And,accordingtoourroughsearchviaInternet,thetotalnumberofthehotelsandmotelsinColumbiaandbeyondColumbia,SC,isabout184,whichcanoccupyaround50,000people.Hence,Columbiadoesnothavesufficienthotelspacetoaccommodatetheevacuees(includingpeoplecomingfromfarthernorthbyotherroutes).So,sometrafficmustcontinueoutboundonI-26towardsSpartanburg;onI-77northtoCharlotte;andonI-20westtoAtlanta.Assumptions(5)

ThereareseveraltropicalcycloneguidancemodelsavailabletotheNHCandCPHCforecastersforthehurricaneseason.Thesemodelsrangeincomplexityfromsimplestatisticalmodelstothree-dimensionalprimitiveequationmodels.Accordingtotheirmodels,weassumethattheNationalHurricaneCenter(NHC)inMiami,Floridacanissue72hourtropicalcyclonetrackandintensityforecasts.Also,hurricanesarepossibleinthespecifiedareaoftheWATCH,usuallywithin36hours,andareexpectedinthespecifiedareaoftheWARNING,usuallywithin24hours.Assumptions(6)EvacueestravelingonI-26inthenormalwestboundlanesoftravelwillbeallowedtoexitatallinterchangesbetweenCharlestonandColumbia.Evacueestravelinginthereversedlanesoftravelwillbeallowedtoexitatmost,butnotall,interchanges.Assumptions10965432111TSx1x2x3x4x5x7x6x8x9x10x11x12x14x15x1387x16S—Supersource1(V1)—HiltonHead2(V2)—Charleston3(V3)—MyrtleBeach4(V4)—ThecrossoverpointbetweenI-95andI-265(V5)—ThecrossoverpointbetweenI-95andI-206(V6)—Columbia7(V7)—HotelsinColumbia8(V8)—TemporarysheltersinColumbia9(V9)—Atlanta10(V10)—Spartanburg11(V11)—CharlotteT—SupersinkFig.1.Thetrafficnetworkofthemainroutesofevacuation.TheMaximumFlowProblem

TheobjectivefunctionforQuestions1to6exceptQuestion2:Theconstraintconditions:TheMaximumFlowProblem

TheobjectivefunctionforQuestions2:Theconstraintconditions:EvacueesfromSources

(HiltonHead,Charleston,andMyrtleBeach)Weshouldfirstdealwiththe250,000peoplewelldistributingalongtherestofthecoastalstrip,anddividethemintothreesources.Thenwemustconsidertwocasesinouralgorithms:(1)Non-considerationofthesomeofthecoastalresidentsofGeorgiaandFloridacameupI-95;(2)ConsiderationofsomeofthecoastalresidentsofGeorgiaandFloridacameupI-95.TheFamous

GoldenSection

Method=500,000+125,000=625,000=200,000+I-95:I-26:US501:(case2)TheImpactofTemporarySheltersTheflowofenteringColumbiaandthatofstayingatandoutgoingColumbiashouldbeequalto:--I-26westboundtraffictoColumbia--I-20westboundtraffictoColumbia--I-26westboundtrafficleavingColumbia--I-20westboundtrafficleavingColumbia--I-77northboundtrafficleavingColumbia--InhotelsandmotelsinColumbia--InestablishedtemporarysheltersinColumbiaThePerformanceMeasureofTrafficFlow

ThetrafficflowtobeanimportantperformancemeasureFlow=SimulationResultsandModelTesting

FivedifferentstrategiesaccordingtoQuestions1to5consideringtwocases:(1)Non-considerationofthesomeofthecoastalresidentsofGeorgiaandFloridacameupI-95;(2)ConsiderationofsomeofthecoastalresidentsofGeorgiaandFloridacameupI-95,whichisQuestion6.Q:Underwhatconditionsdoestheplanforturningthetwocoastal-boundlanesofI-26intotwolanesofColumbia-boundtraffic,essentiallyturningtheentireI-26intoone-waytraffic,significantlyimproveevacuationtrafficflow?A:StrategyIQ:SeveralsmallerhighwaysbesidesI-26extendinlandfromthecoast.Underwhatconditionswoulditimproveevacuationflowtoturnaroundtrafficonthese?A:StrategyIIStrategyIII

Q:WhateffectwouldithaveonevacuationflowtoestablishmoretemporarysheltersinColumbia,toreducethetrafficleavingColumbia?

StrategyIV

Q:In1999,manyfamiliesleavingthecoastbroughtalongtheirboats,campers,andmotorhomes.Manydrovealloftheircars.Underwhatconditionsshouldthereberestrictionsonvehicletypesornumbersofvehiclesbroughtinordertoguaranteetimelyevacuation?

Table1.TheStrategiescomparisonleavingthecoasttoColumbia.

Performancemeasuresoftrafficflow(cars/hour)StrategyIStrategyIIStrategyIIIStrategyIVTheFlowonI-26Case14327.54496.85048.85770.1Case23854.43823.15049.55770.8TheFlowonUS501toI-20Case11920224022402560Case21920224022402560TheFlowonI-95Case1330.6356.5385.7440.8Case2945.6992.91193.71364.2StrategyV

Q:In1999,thesimultaneousevacuationofthestate'sentirecoastalregionwasordered.Wouldtheevacuationtrafficflowimproveunderanalternativestrategythatstaggerstheevacuation,perhapscounty-by-countyoversometimeperiodconsistentwiththepatternofhowhurricanesaffectthecoast?Table2.ThecomparisonofevacuatingtimesbetweenusingStrategyVcombinedwithStrategyItoIVandusingonlyStrategyItoIVStrategyIIIIIIIVCompletingsimultaneouslyCase1108.457172.216966.964961.8984Case2121.796878.136674.490563.8862Escapingcounty-by-countyCase1105.400866.191661.065755.8962Case2112.337972.769069.131956.5233SensitivityAnalysis

Twoimportantimpliedf