A Guidebook for Best Practices on Integrated Land Use and Travel Demand Modeling
Mihalis Golias, Sabyasachee Mishra, Ioannis Psarros
Abstract
Mihalis Golias, Sabyasachee Mishra, Ioannis Psarros
Abstract
Land use and transportation systems are closely interrelated and models used to support transportation planning need to be integrated with land use models to capture these effects. Currently 11 Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) in Tennessee (TN) use their respective analytical tools to estimate land use and transportation. However, there is limited coherence between MPOs in terms of integrated land use and transportation models (ILUTM) because of geographic boundaries. This project will seek to develop a guidebook that will assist practitioners as they integrate both their land use and transportation models.
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Land use and transportation systems are closely interrelated and models used to support transportation planning need to be integrated with land use models to capture these effects. Currently 11 Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) in Tennessee (TN) use their respective analytical tools to estimate land use and transportation. However, there is limited coherence between MPOs in terms of integrated land use and transportation models (ILUTM) because of geographic boundaries. This project will seek to develop a guidebook that will assist practitioners as they integrate both their land use and transportation models.
Key concepts: Land use, Metropolitan area, Transportation planning, Land-use planning, Environmental planning, Business, Transport engineering, Environmental resource management