CIVE 746Contemporary Urban Travel Forecasting Methods
- Level
- Graduate
- Faculty
- Engineering
- Last listed
- Winter 2016
No longer offered. It’s in the archived Graduate Calendars from Fall 2006 (the oldest one online) to Winter 2016. The calendars after Winter 2016 aren’t on uwloo, so it may have been listed a little longer.
This course provides an overview of the travel forecasting problem. The course begins with defining the objectives of the problem, and reviews the weaknesses of the traditional 4-step procedure. A general formulation of the travel forecasting problem is stated. An integrated mathematical forecasting model is derived, in which the traffic assignment, mode choice and origin destination steps are solved simultaneously. Traditional solution algorithms including Frank Wolfe, Dijkstra and Evans are presented; a more robust algorithm for the traffic assignment problem is introduced. Potential extensions to the model are pursued. Alternate model formulations are also described including activity based and combined land use - transportation models.
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