Travel Demand Model Development Sample Clauses

Travel Demand Model Development. Xxxxxx-Xxxx will review the Southern California Associations of Governments Regional Travel Demand Model (SCAG RTDM) to determine the feasibility of establishing VMT baselines. If required, we will enhance the sub-area of the SCAG model representing the City of Westlake Village with additional network, traffic analysis zone (TAZ) splits, and land use information (anticipated to be updated to reflect buildout of the General Plan) as provided by the City to generate segment level volumes. We will conduct new 24-hour counts at eight locations and perform limited model validation tests for baseline (existing) conditions to establish that the model is accurate. Deliverables • Subarea City of Westlake Village TDM Base Year • Subarea City of Westlake Village TDM Future Year • Limited Validation Statistics Summary Memorandum • Baseline and Future Segment Raw Volumes
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Travel Demand Model Development. The Engineer shall meet with the MPO and the State to assess model development needs. The result of this meeting will be a model development plan for MPO and the State’s approval.
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Travel Demand Model Development. The most recent version of SERPM 7 will be used for traffic demand modeling. The Consultant shall perform a subarea validation of the base year model to verify the model reasonably reflects traffic volumes and travel patterns in the area. The subarea must include all roadways that are anticipated to be impacted by the lane elimination and diversion. The Consultant shall review traffic modeling assumptions and inputs. Appropriate subarea modifications to socio-economic data and highway and transit network parameters (area type, facility type, speed, capacity, centroid connectors, turn penalties, routes, stops, headway, mode, operator, etc.) will be performed. The validation will be performed in accordance with the Project Traffic Forecasting Handbook. Moreover, the results of the subarea validation will be compared against the validation thresholds documented in the Project Traffic Forecasting Handbook. All modifications to the zonal data, network structure, and model parameters will be documented and carried forward to 2040 future year models. The Consultant will review and update the 2040 horizon year Cost Feasible SERPM networks to verify that all new committed or planned projects (that impact surrounding travel patterns) are reflected in the modeling analysis. All changes to the model will be documented. The Build model will be developed by incorporating the Build alternative improvements into the No Build model. The model assignments will be reviewed for reasonableness and checked against counts and future land use changes.
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