TRANSPORTATION
DEMAND FORECASTING
TRB 2005 WORKSHOP
INTEGRATED LAND USE-
TRANSPORT MODELS
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TRANSPORTATION
DEMAND FORECASTING INTEGRATED LAND USE- TRANSPORT MODELS
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TRB 2005 WORKSHOP: "Integrated Land Use-Transport Models" This workshop presented an introductory, nontechnical primer on types of land use models and current capabilities of the state of the best practice. It included presentations of a number of case studies of operational models. Issues addressed within the workshop included typical development and operating costs, data requirements, and model capabilities for policy analysis. Specific examples of model applications and their impacts on decision making were presented. The primary audience was metropolitan planning organizations and state department of transportation and federal planners and modelers interested in learning about current capabilities of integrated models. The workshop was also of interest to consultants and academics interested in learning more about such models. The focus of the workshop was on the dissemination of information concerning operational models, current best practices in integrated modeling, why integrated models are useful in practical planning applications, and how to go about developing an integrated modeling capability at the local or state level. PRESENTATIONS Integrated
Transportation-Land Use Modeling: The State of Operational Practice Integrated
Land Use Transport Models Wasatch
Front Regional Council Model Validation Update Portland
Metro: MetroScope Operation 2001-2004: A Few Operational and Policy
Lessons We've Learned to Date Model
Development in the Midst of a Regional Land Use/Transportation Study Case
Study: Oregon Transportation and Land Use Model Integration Program
(TLUMIP) Experience Building
an Integrated Model: Some Guidance
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