Forecasting Network Traffic for Small Communities in Utah

Chen, Anthony; Jansuwan, Sarawat; Ryu, Seungkyu; Utah State University. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Forecasting Network Traffic for Small Communities in Utah

2012-02-01
By Chen, Anthony ; Jansuwan, Sarawat ; Ryu, Seungkyu

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Utah State University. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Utah State University. Utah Transportation Center
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Highway Planning Metropolitan Planning Organizations Mode Choice Networks Path Flow Estimator Planning Tools Research Projects Small Cities Small Communities Stochastic User Equilibrium Traffic Assignment Traffic Forecasting Traffic Models Traffic Networks Traffic Simulation Transportation Planning Travel Demand Management Trip Distribution Trip Generation Urban Transportation Policy
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UTC-1002
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Research Paper
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Utah
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Utah State University. Utah Transportation Center
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Current practice in modeling network traffic for planning applications is through a four-step travel demand forecasting model (i.e., trip generation, trip distribution, mode choice, and traffic assignment) that requires travel surveys and specialized technical staffs to operate. Although such a modeling approach has been used in practice in major metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs), many small MPOs usually do not have sufficient resources to conduct travel surveys, nor to house technical staffs for model development and maintenance. The purpose of this paper is to develop a simplified planning tool specifically targeted at small MPOs. To show proof of concept, a case study is conducted using a small MPO in Utah to demonstrate how the tool can be implemented in practice.
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