Origin and destination: advances in transportation planning; 8 reports.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

National Research Council (U.S.). Highway Research Board. Committee on Origin and Destination.

Series:

Publication (National Research Council (U.S.)) ; 1443.

Highway research record ; no. 165.

Highway research record ; no. 165

National Research Council. Publication 1443

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Origin and destination traffic surveys--United States.

Origin and destination traffic surveys.

United States.

Physical Description:

128 pages : illustrations, maps. ; 25 cm.

Place of Publication:

Washington : Highway Research Board, Division of Engineering, National Research Council, 1967.

Contents:

Improvements in understanding, calibrating, and applying the opportunity model, by E. R. Ruiter.

Effect of zone size on zonal interchange calculations based on the opportunity model in a homogeneous region, by W. S. Caswell.

Modal split model in the Penn-Jersey transportation study area, by A. R. Tomazinis.

Effect of trip direction on interzonal trip volumes: test of a basic assumption of trip distribution models, by D. E. Boyce.

Tri-State Transportation Commission's freight study program, by R. T. Wood.

The analysis of land-use linkages, by F. E. Horton and P. W. Shuldiner.

Direct estimation of traffic volume at a point, by M. Schneider.

Covariance analysis of manufacturing trip generation, by M. Kolifrath and P. Shuldiner.

Notes:

"Paper[s] sponsored by Committee on Origin and Destination."

Includes bibliographies.

OCLC:

564330