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Regional Transport Modelling Review

Regional Transport Modelling Review. Planning National Planning Framework Strategic Development Plans Local Development Plans. Transport National Transport Strategy Strategic Transport Projects Review Regional Transport Strategy Local Transport Strategy. Who’s doing what?.

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Regional Transport Modelling Review

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  1. Regional Transport Modelling Review

  2. Planning National Planning Framework Strategic Development Plans Local Development Plans Transport National Transport Strategy Strategic Transport Projects Review Regional Transport Strategy Local Transport Strategy Who’s doing what?

  3. What are Transport and Traffic Models? • Choices

  4. Route Time of Day Destination Origin Mode Dunfermline

  5. Choices on personal travel • When do I leave? • What route to take? • How will I get there? • How often? (or not at all) • Where am I going? • Where am I?

  6. Wider influences on personal travel • Active Choice • Lifestyle (e.g. car, motorbike, cycle ownership) • Limited Choice • Employment, income, household composition, household location • Fixed • Age, sex, health

  7. Destination Mode Transport Model Life, the Universe and Everything Land-Use Model Traffic Model Origin Quick Route Small Aggregation Time of Day Response Time Slow Large

  8. Terminology • Exogenous • The model does not vary the user inputs • Endogenous • The model does vary the user inputs

  9. Land Use / Transport Interaction • National Model • Transport Model for Scotland (TMfS) • combined with • Transport and Economic Land-use Model of Scotland (TELMoS) • SPT • Strathclyde Integrated Transport Model (SITM) • combined with • Strathclyde Integrated Transport and Land-Use Model (SITLUM)

  10. If you like this sort of stuff though, it’s all freely available.

  11. How does it work? Land Generates / AttractsMovementof People / Goods Use theRoad and Rail Network

  12. Transport Model • National • TMfS (covers tactran and TayPlan) • Regional • SITM • Forth Regional Model (FRM) • Aberdeen Sub-Area Model (ASAM) • Moray Firth Transport Model (MFTM)

  13. Traffic Models • Part of all the earlier models • Local examples • Dundee City Centre • Stirling • Perth • Cupar • Dundee Kingsway • Blairgowrie • St Andrews

  14. How do we use them? • Active • Testing different policies and interventions • Passive • Reporting

  15. Active Model Use • What do you want to test? • What responses do you need to happen? • How will you decide between Options?

  16. Passive Model Use • What information do you need to report?

  17. Base Data • Supply • What is the existing infrastructure? • Houses, Retail Parks, Roads, Buses, Trains, Parking etc. • Demand • Who is going to use it? • People and Goods

  18. Forecasting • What changes do you want to make? • Don’t forget to check what the neighbours are doing! • Remember there are things changing that we can’t control (e.g. ageing, fuel prices)

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