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TRANS Model – Lessons Learned

TRANS Model – Lessons Learned. Emme Users’ Conference in Ottawa-Gatineau October 23 rd 2008. Past and Present. Former ‘Transition Model’ Current TRANS Model. Network Coding. Links shapefiles for road, Transitway, pathway segments 500,000+ segments for Ottawa alone.

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TRANS Model – Lessons Learned

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  1. TRANS Model – Lessons Learned Emme Users’ Conference in Ottawa-Gatineau October 23rd 2008

  2. Past and Present • Former ‘Transition Model’ • Current TRANS Model

  3. Network Coding • Links • shapefiles for road, Transitway, pathway segments • 500,000+ segments for Ottawa alone • Traffic zones and nodes • organized in a geographically meaningful way

  4. Network Coding

  5. Network Coding • A possible solution for future network-building

  6. Transit Coding • Local vs Express vs Rural Express • Inbound Fare Rule - regular fare collected on express buses between Dominion and Hurdman in morning peak period

  7. Transit Coding • Node boarding penalty @nboa • Line boarding penalty @tboa @nboaEXP = z-y @tboaEXP = x+y R E @tboaREG = x @nboaREG = z

  8. Transit Coding • Transitway stations with multiple levels and/or large walking distances between platforms: • St. Laurent • Blair • Lincoln Fields • etc…

  9. Macro Coding • Moved from single-line, single command macros to compound macro coding with loops • Time saved in coding, debugging, and understanding macros • Much smaller macro files

  10. Questions?

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