An integrated land-use/transportation forecasting and planning model: A metropolitan planning support system

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An integrated land-use/transportation forecasting and planning model: A metropolitan planning support system

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2021

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Journal of Transport and Land Use

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Over the last several decades, land-use/transport interaction models have evolved. Although these models have the potential to become primary demographic forecasting and planning vehicles in metropolitan transportation planning for most large US urban regions, some gaps and improvements must be addressed. This paper briefly discusses a newly developed and refined integrated land-use/transportation model. It also introduces innovative approaches to modeling an urban area including a variant of a geographic information system-based land-use and environmental suitability analysis, as main components in deriving development potential for a small-cell grid of the study region. This approach enables the inclusion of public and stakeholder input into the modeling process, facilitates micro-level consideration of trip generation, trip distribution, and mode-choice inside the land-use demographic model, thus furthering the integration of transportation and land use in the modeling process. Such considerations and utilization of rule-based approaches and concerns of economic development and environmental and sustainability factors help close some existing gaps of operational models designed for real world practical applications. All of these features contribute toward further improvement of these models.

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10.5198/jtlu.2021.1412

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Anjomani, Ardeshir. (2021). An integrated land-use/transportation forecasting and planning model: A metropolitan planning support system. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, 10.5198/jtlu.2021.1412.

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