Origin and destination: advances in transportation planning
Subtitle: 8 reports.
Contributors: National Research Council. Highway Research Board. Committee on Origin and Destination.
Series: Highway research record; no. 165; National Research Council. Publication; 1443; Publication (National Research Council (U.S)) ;; no. 1443.
Publisher: Highway Research Board, Division of Engineering, National Research Council
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Subjects: Origin and destination traffic surveys -- United States; Trip generation -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
"Paper[s] sponsored by Committee on Origin and Destination."
Table of contents: title: Improvements in understanding, calibrating, and applying the opportunity model, by E.R. Ruiter.; title: Effect of zone size on zonal interchange calculations based on the opportunity model in a homogeneous region, by W.S. Caswell.; title: Modal split model in the Penn-Jersey transportation study area, by A.R. Tomazinis.; title: Effect of trip direction on interzonal trip volumes: test of a basic assumption of trip distribution models, by D.E. Boyce.; title: Tri-State Transportation Commission's freight study program, by R.T. Wood.; title: The analysis of land-use linkages, by F.E. Horton and P.W. Shuldiner.; title: Direct estimation of traffic volume at a point, by M. Schneider.; title: Covariance analysis of manufacturing trip generation, by M. Kolifrath and P. Shuldiner.