Title: Trip characteristics and traffic assignment. Presented at the 41st annual meeting, January 8-12, 1962.
Authors: National Research Council (U.S.).
Publisher: National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council,
Year: 1962
Subjects: Traffic surveys
Contents: Traffic patterns and land-use alternatives -- Application of systems engineering methods to traffic forecasting -- Characteristics of captive and choice transit trips in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area -- A new method of obtaining origin and destination data -- Trip generation and the home -- An iterative assignment approach to capacity restraint on arterial networks -- Evaluation of gravity model trip distribution procedures -- A new method of trip distribution in an urban area -- Occupation, commuting, and limited-access highway use -- A method for determining the optimal division of express and local rail transit service -- An evaluation of land-use and dwelling-unit data derived from aerial photography -- Impact of industrial development on traffic generation in rural areas of North Carolina -- A three-dimensional calculus model of urban settlement -- Electronic mapping research and development -- A theoretical prediction of work trips in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area -- Determination of O-D zones by means of land-use data -- Use of pre-interview trip cards in developing a traffic model for the Hamilton area transportation study -- The dataplotter: a tool for transportation planning -- Evaluating the requirements for a downtown circulation system -- Corridor analysis of travel desires as utilized in major street planning -- Forming a comprehensive transportation flows model -- Capacity restraint in multi-travel mode assignment programs -- Travel mode split in assignment programs -- A survey of the literature on inter-community traffic.