Proposal for Reduction of Calibration Process in Reference to Trip Distribution Method

  • Katalin Tanczos
  • Arpad Torok
Keywords: urban transportation, urban modelling, trip distribution

Abstract

The nowadays applied different macro models or parts ofthose, which describe the urban environment, can originate in afour-step modelling process. The paper focuses on the trip distributionprocess (the 2'd step) because of its significant calibrationrequirements. Therefore, it is possible to make the entiremodelling process more reliable (dependent upon the reliabilityof the available databases ).

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Tanczos K, Torok A. Proposal for Reduction of Calibration Process in Reference to Trip Distribution Method. Promet [Internet]. 1 [cited 2024Nov.11];21(1):15-1. Available from: http://traffic.fpz.hr/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/810
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