Analysis of transit service areas using geographic information systems
V. G. Satyanarayana
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V. G. Satyanarayana
Abstract
The potential of Geographic Information Systems as depositories of urban Transportation data is growing rapidly. The Transit service area delineation problem requires a detailed analysis of the demographics and other factors effecting the modal split. This project demonstrates an effective and efficient method to determine Transit demand using Geographic Information Systems. A case study was performed using a show case demand model on one of the transit routes in Blacksburg, VA. A friendly graphical user interface was developed for analysis and reporting.
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The potential of Geographic Information Systems as depositories of urban Transportation data is growing rapidly. The Transit service area delineation problem requires a detailed analysis of the demographics and other factors effecting the modal split. This project demonstrates an effective and efficient method to determine Transit demand using Geographic Information Systems. A case study was performed using a show case demand model on one of the transit routes in Blacksburg, VA. A friendly graphical user interface was developed for analysis and reporting.
Key concepts: Geographic information system, Transit (satellite), Service (business), Information system, Geography, Computer science, Transport engineering, Business