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Travel Demand Model - OKI

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<strong>OKI</strong>/MVRPC <strong>Travel</strong> <strong>Demand</strong> <strong>Model</strong> – Version 6.05. Trip GenerationThe final trip generation estimates are produced in Step16. This step calculates trip attractionsfor all trip purposes, as well as trip productions for the purposes not estimated in Step15. Theexception is non-home based trips, which are estimated after mode choice.Several changes were made to the Step16 input, control, and executable files. Many of the tripattraction databases were updated with information from Montgomery, Greene and Miamicounties. All zone-based information was expressed in terms of the new consolidated system.Some changes were introduced to the process of balancing attractions to productions, in order tohave more control over the allocation of attractions between the two regions. The mostsignificant update however was related to the external cordon trips. The 1995 ODOT cordonsurvey was used to re-estimate the external-to-external trip table, as well as the internal-toexternaltrip end equations. A detailed explanation of the survey processing and re-estimationprocess is given in Section 7 of this report. All other updates to the trip generation data and filesare documented in the following subsections.5.1 Taxi and Home-Based School Trip TablesThe taxi and home-based school transit trip tables were renumbered so that they conform to theconsolidated zone system. In the case of split zones, trips were distributed according to theproportion of households in the target (i.e. consolidated) zones.5.2 School-Age Population DataThe database of school-age population (ages 11 to 17) by county was updated to include theMVRPC counties. See Table 5.1Table 5-1 School-Age PopulationCountyPopulation Between 11 and 17 Years Old1990 1995 2010 2020 2030Butler 62,090 66,762 76,938 87,302 89,480Clermont 33,960 36,529 35,140 34,786 33,400Hamilton 171,160 177,770 186,140 189,696 197,758Warren 23,326 26,801 31,776 36,890 45,110Boone 12,995 14,640 20,922 22,824 26,526Campbell 17,243 17,151 16,734 15,554 15,146Kenton 29,654 29,380 28,552 27,024 26,116Dearborn 8,748 9,945 10,238 11,044 10,974Ohio a 0 0 0 0 0Montgomery 44,093 44,220 45,251 45,830 46,409Greene 11,620 12,166 13,145 13,908 14,670Miami 8,388 8,698 9,334 9,807 10,280Total 423,277 444,062 474,170 494,665 515,869aOhio County is not included in the Consolidated <strong>Model</strong>.Trip Generation - Trip Generation 14

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