Transportation Systems Modeling Training Archive
Integrated Transportation Models Workshop at ITM 2012
April 29, 2012
Hyatt Regency Tampa
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The aim of the workshop was to provide an opportunity for researchers and practitioners to discuss recent research results that can support a wider application of integrated transportation models, especially focusing on travel demand and network supply integration. The topics covered by the workshop ranged from theoretical conceptualizations and analyses of integrated demand/supply models to applications and different aspects of software implementation, common problems and solutions, etc. that arise from the development of such models. The workshop will include 9 plenary talks and a one hour discussion period at the end
To view the presentations shown at the workshop or hear the audio of the discussions, click on any of the buttons below:
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| Session 1. Integrated modeling from a demand perspective (Ram Pendyala, Moderator) | |||
| Harry Timmermans: Integrating a Multi-Agent Model of Land Development and an Activity- Based Model of Transport Demand: Progress and Developments) |
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| Kostas Goulias: Integrated Models and Data Needs for Large-Scale Simulations | |
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| Session 2. Supply modeling issues in Integrated Model. (Ram Pendyala , Moderator) | |||
| Michael Balmer: Stochastic user equilibrium in a fully integrated, agent-based travel demand modeling and traffic simulation environment | |
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| Kuilin Zhang : Stochastic user equilibrium in a fully integrated, agent-based travel demand modeling and traffic simulation environment | |
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| Session 3. Applications Challenges. (Kouros Mohammadian , Moderator) | |||
| Peter Vovsha: Incorporation of Travel Time Reliability in Integrated Demand and Network Simulation Models | |
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| Ram Pendyala & Karthik Konduri: A Framework for Network Sensitive Dynamic Activity-Travel Simulation | |
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| Session 4. Integrated modeling from a demand perspective (Ram Pendyala , Moderator) | |||
| David Roden: Trials and Tribulations of High Performance Computing | |
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| Michael Hope: Introduction to the Planning and Operations Language for Agent-based Regional Integrated Simulations (POLARIS) | |
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| Session 5. Integrated modeling from a demand perspective (Ram Pendyala , Moderator) | |||
| Eric Miller: Reflections on Integrating Transportation Models | |
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| Eric Miller: Audio Segment - Part 3 | |
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