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FT Definitions ►1x ►2x ►3x ►4x ►5x ►6x ►7x ►8x ►9x Freeways and Expressways Divided Arterials Undivided Arterials Collectors Centroid Connectors One-Way Facilities Ramps HOV Facilities Toll Facilities FSUTMS--CUBE MODELING TRAINING SERIES 17 Other Network Attributes ► In addition to ANODE, BNODE, FT, AT, and number of lanes, “highway networks” may require the following: Screenlines/Cutlines Traffic Counts Peak Season Weekday Average Daily Traffic (PSWADT) Traffic Count Station ID, Year & Owner Geographic location code (optional – used to identify subareas of the network) Toll ID MOCFMOCF County ID Construction Code FSUTMS--CUBE MODELING TRAINING SERIES 18 5-9
Screenlines/Cutlines ► Screenlines - Screenlines follow natural barriers such as rivers or man-made made barriers such as railroads. ► Cutlines - Cutlines are lines drawn on a map to represent corridors, etc ► Cordon Lines - Cordon lines are circular or semi-circular screenlines and may encompass an entire model region or subareas within the model. ► Screenlines, Cutlines, , and Cordon lines are analyzed in the same manner. ► Traffic Counts are added to all links crossing the screenlines, cutlines, , and cordon lines. ► Post Processing Scripts are utilized to sum the traffic counts on screenlines and cutlines and compare assigned volumes vs. counts. FSUTMS--CUBE MODELING TRAINING SERIES 19 Example of Screenlines, Cutlines, , and Cordons FSUTMS--CUBE MODELING TRAINING SERIES 20 5-10
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FSUTMS-CUBE MODELING TRAINING SERIE
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PREFACE This four-day training cour
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This four-day train
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AGENDA FSUTMS COMPREHENSIVE MODELIN
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Thursday, October 18, 2007 - 8:30 a
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FSUTMS Comprehensive Modeling Works
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LIST OF REGISTERED ATTENDEES FSUTMS
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George Newman Engineer Walton Count
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GLOSSARY OF TERMS Access Connectivi
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Highway-Only Model A model that onl
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Ridership Number of individuals usi
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Trip Table A table showing trips be
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Agenda (Cont’d) Tuesday, October
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Software ► Cube 4.1.2 Educational
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FY -7-08 Training Workshops ► Sep
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FSUTMS Web Portal www.fsutmsonline.
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Lesson 2 - FSUTMS Basics Lesson Goa
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26 Metropolitan Planning Organizati
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Cube Relationships Cube Voyager App
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Olympus Training Model FSUTMS--CUBE
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View The Input Data Files Exercise
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Execute Cube-Voyager Exercise 2.1.2
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Review Loaded Network Exercise 2.1.
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Lesson 3 - FSUTMS Standards Part On
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Directory Structure Model File Fold
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File Naming - Examples Model Steps
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Model Application - Example Concept
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Exchange of User Information www.fs
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FSUTMS Launcher ► The FSUTMS Laun
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Understanding Cube ► A major diff
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Scenario Manager ► Four sub-windo
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Cube Graphics ► The Cube Graphics
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Execute FSUTMS Launcher Step 1 Inst
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Add a Sibling in Scenario Manager F
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Lesson 4 - Trip Generation Part One
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FSUTMS Trip Purposes ►Purpose 1 -
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Desired End Product ►The desired
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FSUTMS--CUBE MODELING TRAINING SERI
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Delineation of TAZs FSUTMS--CUBE MO
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Page 163 and 164: Interactive Path Building FSUTMS--C
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Page 171 and 172: Modification of TOLLLINK Attributes
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Subarea Balancing ►Alternative to
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Review Trip Distribution Inputs Ste
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1 2 3 FSUTMS--CUBE MODELING TRAININ
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Review Node/Point Chart Exercise 6.
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Review Node/Point Chart (Cont’d)
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Creating Desire Line Maps Step 2 In
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End of Lesson 6 Close all files and
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Overview ► What is a transit netw
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Data Requirements ►Route line map
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Walk Access Links in Olympus Model
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Highway Network Modifications ► M
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FSUTMS Standards (Cont’d) Transit
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FSUTMS Standards (Cont’d) ► Tra
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FSUTMS Standards (Cont’d) ► Out
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Coding a Transit Line Step 1 Instru
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Coding a Transit Line Step 12 Instr
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Performing Transit Network/Paths St
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Lesson 7 - Transit Network/Paths Pa
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PT Best Path Pathbuilder ►Model S
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PT Best Path Pathbuilder ►General
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PT Best Path Pathbuilder ►Best Pa
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PT Best Path Pathbuilder ► Best P
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PT Best Path Pathbuilder ► Output
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Lesson 8 - Mode Choice Lesson Goals
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FSUTMS Standards ►Model Structure
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FSUTMS Standards ► Model Paramete
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Olympus Mode Choice Model Coefficie
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Types of Mode Choice Models ►High
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Highway-Only Mode Choice - Occupanc
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Transit Mode Choice Models Simplifi
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Transit Mode Choice Models ►What
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Lesson 8 Exercises In this exercise
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Run the Mode Choice Model Step 3 In
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Retrieve Transit Ridership by Mode
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Lesson 9 - Assignment Part One - Hi
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Overview - Equilibrium Assignment
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Overview - Equilibrium Assignment P
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FSUTMS Standards (Cont'd) ►VFACTO
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FSUTMS Standards (Cont'd) ►Highwa
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FSUTMS Standards (Cont'd) ► Seaso
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Displaying Results ►Mapping Loade
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Performing Assignment Step 1 Instru
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Labeling Traffic Volumes on a Map S
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Creating Traffic Flow Maps Step 2 I
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Overview ►Transit assignment mode
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FSUTMS Standards (Cont'd) Cube Voya
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FSUTMS Standards (Cont'd) ► Input
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Standard Results ►Reporting Trans
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Lesson 9, Part 2 Exercises In this
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Retrieve Transit Ridership Results
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Map Transit Boardings Step 4 Instru
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Summary This concludes Lesson 9. We
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Overview ► Post processing consis
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Begin Exercises If you have any pro
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Setting Up and Printing a Map Layou
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Lesson 11 - Advanced Tools Lesson G
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GIS Tools ►Overview The GIS Tools
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GIS Tools ►Functions (Cont’d) T
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Selected Link and Selected Zone Ana
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Scripting ►General Syntax (Cont
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Scripting ► Report Files A repor
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Begin Exercises If you have any pro
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Exporting a Network to a Shapefile
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Conduct a Selected Link Analysis Us
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View Turning Volumes Step 2 Instruc
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Lesson 12 - Traffic Impact Analysis
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Why Perform Traffic Impact Analysis
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Why Perform Traffic Impact Analysis
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Cordon Lines (Cont’d) DRI Zones F
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Differences between ITE and FSUTMS
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Differences between ITE and FSUTMS
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Special Generator Method (Cont’d)
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Special Generator Method (Cont’d)
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Link Volume Factor Method (Cont’d
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Link Volume Factor Method (Cont’d
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Land Use Conversion Rates for Traff
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Net Impact Method ►Not acceptable
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Final Considerations (Cont’d) ►
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DRI Exercise Step 1 Instructions: N
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Edit the Network (Cont’d) Exercis
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1 3 2 5 4 9 6 7 8 FSUTMS--CUBE MODE
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1 5 2 4 6 3 FSUTMS--CUBE MODELING T
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1 4 2 3 FSUTMS--CUBE MODELING TRAIN
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Update the Socioeconomic Data (Cont
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Run the Model (Cont’d) Exercise 1
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Calculate Link Distribution Percent
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Calculate Link Distribution Percent
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External Cordon FSUTMS--CUBE MODELI
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This concludes our exercise. FSUTMS
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