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Survey, Data Synthesis, and Other Applications Pseudo Panel Study Derived from 3 Consecutive 5-Year Interval Household Travel Surveys: Behavior Shifts’ Findings Authors: Chapleau, Robert; Morency, Catherine World Conference on Transport Research Society - Secretariat, 14 Avenue Berthelot 69363 Lyon cedex 07, 11th World Conference on Transport Research 2007 Abstract: This research project is based on a recent opportunity to track down identical phone numbers from the three most recent household travel survey samples in order to construct a pseudo panel of households. Because no nominative information is available in the databases, specific procedures, initialized with phone numbers, had to be developed to measure coincidental indices: same household? same place? same people? same trip patterns? same modal choice? etc. As a result, true medium term evolution in demographic or household restructuring, car ownership, trip rates, or public transport abandon time, can be assessed. Subject areas and Index Terms Highways; Planning and Forecasting; Public Transportation; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning Automobile ownership; Households; Mode choice; Tracking systems; Travel behavior; Travel patterns; Travel surveys; National Household Travel Survey; Telephone numbers Availability: World Conference on Transport Research Society 42
Survey, Data Synthesis, and Other Applications Investigating Transferability of National Household Travel Survey Data Authors: Mohammadian, Abolfazl; Zhang, Yongping Data, Survey Methods, Traffic Monitoring, and Asset Management Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board Issue: 1993 2007 Abstract: Traditionally, metropolitan planning organizations are required to have their models calibrated on a continuing basis using new data. However, new survey data required to support these models do not exist in most urban areas. That makes it difficult to calibrate existing models or develop new travel demand models using emerging modeling techniques. As a result, the need to assess potential approaches and develop knowledge on how to transfer information collected in one context and use it in another context is becoming critical. This paper presents the process of developing a model that can facilitate household travel data transferability, which can reduce or eliminate the need for large data collection in the application context. Household records from the 2001 National Household Travel Survey are clustered into several homogeneous groups representing various types of households and their lifestyles. The clustering model is based on several variables that are easily obtainable from available sources. In addition to household characteristics, the variables of land use, built environment, and transportation system characteristics are included in the analysis. Various statistical measures of travel behavior are estimated for each cluster. By using an artificial neural network model, cluster membership rules and travel statistics are transferred to other geographic areas for the purpose of comparison and validation of the transferability method. Subject areas and Index Terms Highways; Planning and Forecasting; Society; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning Cluster analysis; Data collection; Households; Life styles; Neural networks; Simulation; Travel behavior; Travel surveys; 2001 National Household Travel Survey; Transferability Availability: Transportation Research Board Business Office Order URL: http://www.trb.org/news/blurb_detail.asp?id=8271; Find a library where document is available Order URL: http://worldcat.org/isbn/9780309104197 43
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