TRANSPORTATION DEMAND FORECASTING
TRB 2005 WORKSHOP
 

ACTIVITY-BASED APPROACHES:
THEORY,METHODS,DATA & APPLICATIONS

TRB 2005 WORKSHOP:

"Activity-Based Approaches: Theory, Methods, Data & Applications"

This workshop presented an introduction to activity-based approaches to travel demand analysis and forecasting. In the workshop a variety of basic definitions was provided first, with examples. A review of the state of the practice and state of the art was then given. The workshop also included a few applications from the United States and a report on lessons learned for other agencies and practitioners exploring this approach.

PRESENTATIONS

Activity-Based Approaches: Theory, Methods, Data & Applications
Kostas Goulias
University of California, Santa Barbara

TMIP Activity & Tour Based Modeling Seminar
Thomas Rossi
Cambridge Systematics

Activity-Based Models in Practice: Portland & San Franciscol
Mark Bradley

Activity-Based Models in Practice: The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) Model
Peter Vovsha
PB Consult, Inc.

New Developments in Analystic Methods for Activity-Based Modeling
Chandra Bhat
University of Texas at Austin

New Developments in Microsimulation of Activity-Travel Patterns
Ram M. Pendyala
University of South Florida, Tampa

Moving Albatross & Ramblas to Practice: State of Affairs
Theo Arentze & Harry Timmermans
Eindhoven University of Technology

Innovative Travel Models: Proof of Concept
Joan L. Walker
Boston University

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Last update 5/7/2005