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Return to Session 7: Data Modeling - Performance Evaluation Contraflow, or lane reversal, is a way of increasing outbound capacity of a real network by reversing the direction of inbound roads during evacuations. The contraflow is considered a potential remedy to solve congestions during evacuations in context of homeland security and natural disasters (e.g., hurricanes). Currently available contraflow algorithms only tackle a single-source and multiple-destinations situation. These approaches cannot handle a multiple-sources problem which is harder due ... ![]() ©2006 Association for Computing Machinery |