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ITRD is a co-operative worldwide database of information which has been in
existence since 1972 as one of the major activities of the OECD Road
Transport and Intermodal Linkages Research (RTR) Programme.
Transportation Models & Software Packages:
OECD,
Road Transport [with links to other OECD transport sites]
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..... wants a better quality of life for
the people of Washington State,
including clean air and clean water,
more parks, and vibrant and
healthy communities. People should be able
to ride a bike or cross the street
without risking their lives. Businesses
should be able to move their
products quickly and easily, and
dangerous, pollution-clogged
traffic jams should not dominate our way
of life.
..... is a network of
transportation professionals dedicated to excellence in
transportation through the
achievement and success of a diverse work
force.
"... is the first and
only Geographic Information System (GIS) designed specifically for use by
transportation professionals
to store, display, manage, and analyze transportation data.
TransCAD combines GIS and transportation modeling capabilities in
a single integrated platform, providing capabilities that
are unmatched by any other package. TransCAD can be used for all
modes of transportation, at any scale or level of detail."
A trio of closely related land-use/transport interaction models
was developed using Marcial Echenique & Partners' software
package MEPLAN. The models were for the cities of Bilbao (Spain), Dortmund
(West Germany), and Leeds (England). All were calibrated
using data drawn from earlier studies. The three models were used to
predict the effects (relative to a base case) of a common programme
of land-use and transport policies or scenarios. This paper explains
briefly the theoretical basis of the MEPLAN package as applied to
urban models
SST is a carpool matching program unlike any existing system in the
country. It uses the World Wide Web to allow users to find travel
partners for ALL the trips they make during the week, regardless of how
variable their schedules might be. It allows users to seek matches for
trips at different times, or to different locations on different days.
It also allows people to seek matches for more than one trip per day, and
for occasional and one-time only trips. When users find matches for the
trips they are interested in, the names of those matches are displayed on
the screen along with a phone number and an e-mail address.
Additionally, SST features an "Automatic E-Mail Generator" which allows
the user to instantly send out a trip specific e-mail to each person on
the list. SST was designed with the needs of students, faculty and staff
in mind, and is available for use exclusively by those affiliated with
the UW community.
2000 [econgeog@u.washington.edu]