LE 2 (TERMS)

Question 1

The method is still widely used as a tool over analyzing travel demand and estimating future traffic flow.

Answer 1

Four Step of Conventional Transportation Modeling

Question 2

The process by which measures of urban activity are converted into number of trips.

Answer 2

Trip Generation

Question 3

It involves separating or splitting the predicted trips from each origin zone to each destination zone into distinct travel modes.

Answer 3

Modal Split

Question 4

It determines the number of trips between zones made by auto or other mode, usually transit

Answer 4

Mode choice / mode split

Question 5

It measures satisfaction derived from choices.

Answer 5

Utility Function

Question 6

This allows you to calculate the shortest path between one mode and every node in the graph.

Answer 6

Dijkstra’s Algorithm

Question 7

Objective of this model is to determine from which zones trip generation are generated, and which zones these trip attraction are bound.

Answer 7

Trip Generation

Question 8

This is used to estimate the traffic flows on a network.

Answer 8

Trip Assignment

Question 9

It calculates the probability if selecting a particular mode.

Answer 9

Logit Models

Question 10

This step calculates the total person trips.

Answer 10

Trip Generation