Activity-Based Travel Demand Models: A Primer (2014) / Chapter Skim
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155 The case examples described, as well as the experiences of other agencies and consulting fi rms, illustrate some of the opportunities and challenges to developing integrated dynamic model systems. These case examples also provide guidance regarding potential next steps for parties who wish to pursue the advanced analytic capabilities that such models can provide.
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156 Part 2: ISSUES IN ADOPTING INTEGRATED DYNAMIC MODELS SYSTEMS the intent is to ultimately integrate the activity-based model with the dynamic network assignment model. Because this is such a nascent field, it is not possible to draw any conclusions as to whether one path or the other offers advantages in terms of development time, costs, or capabilities.
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157 Chapter 7: CONCLUSIONS the public. Model application will reveal additional issues that have likely not yet been identified by researchers and model developers.
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